2nd September
2010
Poker on TV has been the catalyst that allows millions of people to view real poker being played by today's young guns and poker legends. A day does not go by without advertising for another Texas Hold'Em TV poker scheduled event for cable or television. It is becoming the basis for corporate investment in a growing industry and a motivation for players to enter numerous tournaments that offer millions of dollars. Software is being developed for hand held devices and cell phones to play ...
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1st September
2010
Is your lack of confidence hurting your poker profits in your online poker play? In the good Texas Holdem poker rooms on the internet there are various levels of buy-ins for tournament play, generally starting from around $5 (plus site fee) per player. This is the level that most new players play at but has your game moved on while you've stood still? What I mean by that is - have you gained enough poker experience to leave the "newbies" behind and move up a couple of levels? If you have then ...
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28th August
2010
AGGRESSIVE ACTION: A wager that could enable a player to win a pot without a showdown; a bet or raise. ALL-IN: When you have put all of your playable money and chips into the pot during the course of a hand, you are said to be all-in. ANTE: A prescribed amount posted before the start of a hand by all players. BET: The act of placing a wager in turn into the pot on any betting round or the chips put in the pot. BIG BLIND: The largest regular blind in a game. BLIND: A required bet made before ...
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26th August
2010
When playing Poker for the first time , consider the following elements of poker etiquette: Acting in Turn Although you may see others fold or call out of turn, don't do it yourself. It is considered rude because it gives an unfair advantage to the players before you who have yet to act. This is especially important at the showdown when only three players are left. If players after you are acting out of turn while you decide what to do, say "Time!" to make it clear that you have not yet ...
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22nd August
2010
March 14, 2005 - Los Angeles, CA ' Premier poker news source Pokernews.info (www.pokernews.info), and Noble Poker (www.noblepoker.com) have teamed up to bring poker players their favorite thing ' Free Money. On March 27th, 2005 at 1pm EST Noble Poker will host the first Noble Poker/Pokernews $5,000 freeroll tournament. This tournament will be a No Limit Texas Hold Em tournament, with $5,000 in total prize money. Pokernews.info writer, Professional poker player, and two time World Poker Tour ...
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21st August
2010
To play poker for free online is one of the easiest and increasingly popular ways to learn the game, especially Texas No-Limit Hold'Em. Virtually all online poker rooms will let players come in at no cost because they would love to have you as a real money player in the future. It is less intimidating and far cheaper than going to a land based poker room. And if you live in an area where you cannot drive to a poker room, playing over the Internet becomes even more attractive. Combining the ...
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17th August
2010
Online poker is a very popular virtual casinos game where real players play against each other not the virtual casino. The virtual casino does usually take a small percentage of the online poker 'pot' before paying it over the winner. Online poker has evolved into many variants, from online Omaha Poker to online Five Card Stud. These online poker games offer different challenges but they have very similar ideals. Online poker can look quite daunting if you're new to virtual casinos and ...
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13th August
2010
Stud poker is poker in which the first round of cards, and often the last, is dealt face down and the others face up. 7 card stud poker is a variant of this, which has become more popular since the American Civil War. With 7 card stud poker the dealer starts by dealing each player a combination of a face up and a face down card, the online poker games played at virtual casinos normally consist of between 4 and 8 players. Once the first wager goes into the pot, each player in turn can either ...
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11th August
2010
Video poker is usually played against a machine, which displays the player's cards on a screen. Combining elements of poker and slots, this form poker is one of the few games in the casino where you can actually have a realistic expectation of winning, as opposed to depending on the pure luck of slot machine games or roulette. The player places a bet and the video poker machine deals five cards from a standard 52-card pack. The player then has one opportunity to hold or discard any number of ...
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9th August
2010
Knowing where and at what times the loosest poker games are played are the number one secret for those who play online poker successfully. Online poker professionals win most of their money from the weak players (fishes-suckers), so finding a table with two or three fishes on it, is extremely important if you want to succeed at this game. Tight and conservative poker tables are not profitable to play on, even for the professionals. Poker players that are successful at the game of poker, ...
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