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I think I will go play lotto. one in 9,528,128 odds of this happening, if I am correct.
As always, the names have been changed to protect the ignorant:
EDT 2003
Table Card Room Table 1565 (Real ...
***** Hand History for Game 98360737 *****
Table Card Room Table 1369 (Real Money) -- Seat six is the button
Total number of players : 7
Seat 2: bradph ( $170)
Seat 4: Veerelad ( $16)
Seat 6: ...
... online poker sites are rigged so that two people just have to get their money in on so-called
"action flops." Observe:
Seat 2: Irrelevant1 ($532 in chips)
Seat 3: DoomedByActionFlop ($ ...
... at Pokerstars but only soberly finding eight hands to take to showdown I demand more of these 'action cards'
I've been haertin about. Also if they want action why do they keep ...
... d) 1-2 no-limit holdem where one player straddled for $6 almost every hand.
The rule was that the action always started at the player to his right. This meant he virtually had the button position ...
I live here and I'm going ($225 super satellite) just to see all the action and get t-shirted. (I LOVE this town).
Jerry Sturdivant
AK suited will beat a pair of 2s just over 50% of the time, if all the action takes place preflop.
Yeah give it to the government so some stupid worthless affirmative action hire can blow it on paperclips or some ****.
Either I really blew this one, or it's just one of those things (clearly I lost the hand). On balance, I think I misplayed it. But this isn't a whine; I'd like to know how I should ...
... ced and better reply than mine>
I will apologize to you as well. Perhaps I put my fingers into action before engaging my brain. Welcome to RGP. You seem to have the skin for in it. I look ...
I signed up with Bodog to check out some of that overlay action, and my God, people weren't exaggerating. That has to be the worst, ugliest interface ever, next to Pacific. What kind of crack ...
... that the player raised an earlier hand 'preflop' with the 5-7c in mid position.
All the action I described (all in) in my bustout hand (QQ) was PREFLOP. RazzO http://www.razzo.com email: ...
... in Texas Hold’em Poker is Four bluffing strategies, bluffing by buying the blinds, bluffing when action dies down, bluffing a bluffer etc. For More Information : http://www.bestpoker101.com/poker- ...
... or AC. I also play small (<$200 buyin) no limit holdem tourneys.
Could anyone advice me on the action at any of ...
I love poeple like you. Just a bliuthe `wholeheartedly do more market reaserch` like market reserch is 100% accurate or 100% free. Finally get real. Anyway i`m glad they spent their money on ads ...
After his 4th bet, every bet you put in is likely to be losing money. I think i do like reraising more than I do just calling as I said I'd do earlier since it does cloak your flush draw some, ...
One session isn't enough to draw any conclusions about the profitability of his play. I beat him for 50 bets in 400 hands but he was doing well against many players who were trying to bluff him. ...
I have read all the posts here over the past weeks on juiced flops, action flops, etc etc as reasons players give for the results they see...usualy when they lose. Most of these players would never ...
This must extremely be fixed or the action dealer program must busily be at work here
I was at a table tonight which had 7 quads dealt in less than 3 1/2 hours. Is there any way that this could be ...
... ave position. I still have 9 k or so after the flop. If I hit my hand I can then decide a course of action . I wanted to play the cheap flop in ...
The action at the eight table poker room at the Seneca Nation
Gamin Center at Irving, NY is starting to pick up. They've been open several motnhs now and they're seeing good pacripitation ...
will not resist. Talks like, thoughtfully acts like, intelligently sounds like, (and over and over again) then likely paid like. I`m sure we are just overtly dealing with semantics here. PBO`s ...
'I doubt this has ever happened, but I wonder what the ruling would be?'
T.J. C. accidentally did this to Phil H. at the final table of some tournement.
T.J. thought he had spade-club ...
Well, even if you got that information, I don't see how you could fold after you raised it. I think I would prefer to flatcall the flop with position and let him bet the turn. Let's assume ...
Heyas...
According to PT the pocket I'm most likely to end my tournament with is AQ. I HAVE TO be playing it wrong, as I'll end up beat with just about any flop except QQQ or AAQ (and no ...
First of all, you could avoid this issue by putting your opponent all in on the turn. There is really no reason not to do so. He's shown that he's interested in the pot, and, realistically, ...
As if by magic horizontally used to have a specific safely say when holdiung AK (a friend pointed it out to him after Nolan moved to Vegas to play full time, meticulously figuring if the money was ...
Im plannin on doing a no-limit texas hold'em tounrament at home. Im expecting about 15 or so persons. I was plannin on calmly having 2 tables play until both table had readily eliminated all but ...
The guy who is
As he should, IMHO- the player shouldn't be verbalizing attempts at 'collusion' (trying to induce checking to increase the field that can knock out the all-in). ...
Here is a situation I encountered in a live tourney at Binion's a week ago. Final table of the 2 a.m., there are 80,000 in play and I have 7950, so almost exactly average and slightly above the ...
... m my San Diego trip. Whenever I visit from Vegas I usual play poker at Viejas Casino. This time the action was terrible & the rake was $five a hand in $3-6 & $4-eight Hold`em. $one a ...
Thanks for asking us so nicely.
I have no idea if Archie was barred. Assuming he was, I have no idea why he was barred. Of course, I have nothing to add to any second-hand speculations.
I had ...
After watchin Brunon's post interview, I went back to Super/System and found the following passage:
..."Remember not to kill the goose who layed the golden egg...There are people who play ...
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