Posted on September 1st, 2010 by Bruno Chauvet
One of the most fascinating and critical parts of poker is the extraordinary ability of great players to be able to read a player and work out what cards they hold. Everybody has poker tells and the best players know that the more attention you pay, the more information you can gain about someone. Poker tells include everything that you do at the table from moving chips, speaking and even involuntary mannerisms.
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Posted on August 28th, 2010 by Adam Wisely
Poker is a vying game using playing cards that involves betting and hand rankings. Different versions exist depending on how many cards are used, limitations of betting, number of rounds of betting and different hand rankings.
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Posted on August 20th, 2010 by mike
Holdem Manager is software that will track how much you win or lose, at what stakes, and so on. It is besides used in order to find parts of a game that are inadequate. One more great feature you will like is that there is a Heads Up Display provided which is put just onto [...]
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Posted on August 1st, 2010 by Thomas Kearns
We have all rued the day when we overstayed our welcome at those losing rounds of poker. In hindsight, it is easy to see that we should have walked away hours earlier. The problem is, if we did that, we would always be tormented by that jackpot that was just around the corner, awaiting a few more hands. But no, we stay and lose right down to that last grim deal. To make matters worse, since we have no idea why we put up with this torture in the first place, we go back and do it again and again.
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Posted on July 28th, 2010 by Thomas Kearns
Omaha is an interesting game and, as many attest, is quite profitable, but there is comparatively little material you could find to learn safely from, and Hold’em is in fact a good place to start for anyone. At the present time Hold’em ranks as the most popular game in casinos and online and has received much attention in media and literature (online and in book form).
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Posted on July 22nd, 2010 by Thomas Kearns
For anyone that has ever experienced the thrill of playing poker, you would know that there is always something exciting happening in the game. Omaha hold’em is no different. It’s pretty much the same as normal Texas hold’em but with the added twist of being dealt four cards instead of just two.
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Posted on July 22nd, 2010 by Thomas Kearns
Those serious, arrogant poker professionals gathered around the table in big shades and hooded sweatshirts are out for blood. They are not attracting amiable amateurs, they are attracting expert players who are the only ones who are not intimidated by their demeanor. This may be good for TV’s World of Poker, but certainly not for the good players who want to pick up a few bucks.
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Posted on July 11th, 2010 by mike
Poker is a contest of personalities and tallying results. This is our listing of the experts who’ve triumphed on both points, the very best poker players of all time
Phil Hellmuth. Adore ‘em or detest ‘em, it’s tricky to deny the reputation that Hellmuth has gotten through the years; 11 bracelets, practically eleven mil in [...]
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Posted on July 9th, 2010 by mike
All poker pros play a good poker game at the tables, but some talk a better game than the rest. This is our listing of the biggest smack talking players in hold em history.
We would be remiss if we didn’t include: Tony G. “I’m going to rip you apart so hard!” Tony G has [...]
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Posted on July 9th, 2010 by Thomas Kearns
To help you understand the advantages and disadvantages of particular poker games, I offer the following brief analysis. Those who have ever played poker online are aware that limit poker was once the most avidly played game on the net. The internet still offers quite a few low and medium limit games, and a few in the $100 to $200 range. The limit game is still easily found online and will continue to be in the future, particularly since only a few players are of the $20 to $40 level of expertise.
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