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Cheating at Full Tilt Poker

Saturday, July 31st, 2010 | Art and Entertainment |

Full Tilt Poker is one of the biggest and the most wanted poker rooms online. They have the best poker professionals around the world and even random guys playing one of the Full Tilt's satellites are able to participate in FTOPS, WSOP or EPT. That's the beauty of that game. Not everybody respects that though and a few years of intensive poker practice they want to omit by cheating. There always has to be the black sheep. Times when poker was mostly used by cheaters are ancient and the game is ...
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Annie Duke Biography

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 | Art and Entertainment |

Annie Duke is a noted professional poker player and author. She competes under the name Annie Duke, but was christened Anne LaBarr Lederer, and her father, Richard, is a writer and linguist. She attended Columbia University where she double-majored in English and psychology, before beginning her career in poker. Despite her undoubted academic talents, she took the decision to leave education after five years of graduate school and decided to embark on a professional poker career instead. In ...
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2010 WSOP Main Event: Day 5 Down to 574 Players

Saturday, July 24th, 2010 | Art and Entertainment |

The main event of the World Series of Poker*, the No-Limit Hold'em World Championship event #57, is beginning the process of thinning the herd as starting on Tuesday there were 1,204 poker players remaining. Most of them were eliminated after a big day of action. Heading into Day 5, among the former world champions still in contention of the 2010 WSOP* main event Tuesday included Johnny Chan, Dan Harrington, Scotty Nguyen and Robert Varkonyi. Chris Moneymaker, Jim Bechtel and Joe Cada were ...
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William Hill Poker - Your Ultimate Strategy Guide

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010 | Art and Entertainment |

The William Hill Poker strategy guide has presented people with the means to understand the different factors and variable surrounding the game of poker. Basically, poker is a very technical and complex mind game, which requires intellect, virtue and dedication in order to master. Beginners and new gamers tend to lose because of their lack of patience, timing and prudence. They resort to impulse and emotions when they engage in betting and calling of cards. This is the most dangerous and ...
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Shopping For Clay Poker Chips Made Easy

Monday, July 19th, 2010 | News and Society |

Shopping for clay poker chips can seem daunting at first. There are seemingly hundreds of choices from the many Ebay listings and several online websites. Some clay poker chips are described and look one way, while other chips are described and look very different. How do you know which poker chips to choose? I've talked with tons of customers who are struggling to understand this market, just like you. So, I decided to take some time and try to separate the myths from reality. First, and most ...
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Texas Hold Em Tournament Strategy - Build A Strong Rep'

Sunday, July 18th, 2010 | Art and Entertainment |

In tournament play, a Texas Hold Em tournament strategy is essential if you expect to win. If you just go in trying to play hand by hand and 'do your best' you may lose. The people that are successful in poker tournaments are those that have calculated their actions and are acting in accordance with a strategy. Tournament play isn't like cash games. Yes, in cash games you just play hand by hand and make sure you do you best etc and you will probably make money. But in tournament play, when the ...
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Insider Tips For Finding A Great Online Poker Room

Thursday, July 15th, 2010 | News and Society |

Even though they look pretty much the same and they're all selling essentially the same few games, all Online Poker Rooms are NOT created equal! The differences can go far beyond the look and feel of the software. After you've played at several different rooms, you'll start to see the tell-tale signs of a quality room as opposed to the 'back alley' type. Here's a few things to consider before you plunk down your money. The Number Of Players It simply doesn't matter how great the software is or ...
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Aussie Poker is Overtaking Other Casino Games in Popularity

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010 | Art and Entertainment |

Poker is Australia's national past time, and it has a huge popularity around the world. Any poker talk that does not associate to Australia would mean disrespect for millions of people who play regular casino whether in brick and mortar or online casinos. Ever since gambling was nationalized in the state of NSW, poker has been a regular feature in clubs, bars and casinos all over the country.The poker machine, also called pokies, are the most popular spectacle of all the gaming venues in the ...
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