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Texas Hold’em Poker

Posted under Articles, Poker Stuff on September 4th, 2008

If you don't know how to play poker but would like to learn, it would probably be good for you to start playing texas hold em. Texas hold'em is one of the most popular poker games in poker card rooms and casinos in Europe and North America. In fact, during the recent World Series of Poker tournaments, half of the events were variants of Texas hold'em. The popularity of this variant surged during the 2000s because of exposure on the Internet, on television, and even in popular literature. Unlike stud or draw poker where every player has a separate individual hand, Texas hold'em allows players to use their two hole cards as well as any combination of the five community cards in order to create their poker hand. If you're new to playing Texas hold'em poker, you might want to try the tight-aggressive approach, which means playing few hands but raising and betting often with the hands that you do play. Experts deem this strategy as effective, although you can use other strategies as well.
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Party poker code

Posted under Articles on July 28th, 2008

Party Poker offers generous bonuses for new signups through its affiliate sites. These bonuses are meant to promote the site, as well as those of their partners. When you sign up, you can avail of freerolls and bonuses worth up to $6,000 - if you know the right Party Poker code. To get your bonus, you need to sign up for a money account, which requires you to make an initial deposit. To release the bonus, you need to play a certain number of hands, and to "clear" or credit it, you need to play seven times the amount of the bonus. If you availaed of a $100 bonus, for example, your bonus will be cleared after you've played 700 hands. It's not possible to avail of more than one bonus per site, or to use more than one account to earn multiple bonuses. If you're not sure which one to go for, compare codes from several affiliates and choose the one that offers the best deal.
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Party poker my account

Posted under Rooms on July 18th, 2008

In Party Poker, My Account is where you can change your account settings, including your user name, game options, buddy list, and game history. It also lets you manage your earnings, both actual and virtual. You are given an account upon signup, so if you're already a member, you can view it as soon as you log in. Your Party Poker My Account will also work on its affiliate sites, such as PartyCasino.com, PartyBingo.com, PartyGammon.com and PartyBets.com. All your earnings are stored in one account, so there's no need to keep track of your games from every site. To get a Party Poker account, you need to download the Party Poker software. The program is free and can be obtained from the PartyPoker.com website. The software should install in seconds, but it make take time to set up (you register during the setup process), especially if you’re setting it up for actual bets.
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Party poker play chips

Posted under Poker Stuff on July 13th, 2008

Party Poker uses play chips as bets in place of real money. Players earn and spend chips on the game just like they would with actual bets. However, it is possible to buy Party Poker play chips online, with real cash. You can get them from Party Poker or from third-party sellers. Although Party Poker doesn't encourage external purchases, you can buy party poker play chips cheaper from other sites. Some of them will sell you up to 25 million chips for as low as $50 - an attractive rate compared to the official site's current prices. It's not uncommon for players to spend over $1,000 on play chips. Party Poker limits the selling of chips to encourage players to improve their game. By buying only a limited number of chips her hour, players are forced to treat their current chips with more value, and thus use them better. Experienced players can gather chips in the millions without re-buying.
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party poker secrets

Posted under News on July 8th, 2008

Poker players are always looking for new ways to make big money from the game Party Poker, some in less than honest ways. Several sites have revealed supposed Party Poker secrets, but none have been reported to work sustainably - and those that do are easily caught and penalized. The truth is that there really are no Party Poker secrets or cheats that can make you earn thousands of dollars in minutes. You can, however, gain a legitimate advantage over your opponents by making detailed notes on their moves. If you've been playing regularly, you'll be able to note the betting patterns of your frequent opponents. You can also use tracking software to monitor your gaming patterns. This helps you spot leaks in your game and keep track of your wins and losses. It's not illegal since you're only monitoring yourself; in fact, most expert poker players use some kind of tracker when playing online.
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party poker sign up bonus code

Posted under Articles, Rooms on July 4th, 2008

Simply signing up for Party Poker can earn you sizable bonuses - in fact, if you know how, you can get up to $6,000 in bonuses and freerolls. Bonuses are offered by Party Poker through its partner websites, such as TightPoker.com, where you can get your Party Poker sign up bonus code to claim your bonus. The bonus is offered only to those with money accounts, or those who bet real money instead of play chips. To get a money account, you need to make an initial deposit upon signup. The bonus is released when you have played a given number of hands under the money account. To "clear" or credit the bonus to your account, you follow the 7x rule: play seven times the number of hands as the amount of the bonus (e.g. $50 bonus x 7 = 350 hands). Remember, you can only avail of one bonus per account, and you can't make multiple signups to get more bonuses. Each partner site offers different bonus packages, so compare them before getting your Party Poker sign up bonus code.
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Poker Pravila

Posted under Rooms on June 28th, 2008

I know this bunch of guys, about 7 or 8 of them, all of them lifelong friends. They have (unofficial) a poker club, and they call themselves the Pravila Boys, sometimes the Pravila Club. Since there is nobody in the group that I consider as a very close friend, I never asked what Pravila is. Hey, it's a live and let live generation, the word could be a curse for all I knew. The funny thing about these guys, they go out of their way to irritate opponents (at the poker tables), to anger the dealers, and to be obnoxious- short of engaging in fistfights. (Just to throw it in, 1 of them is a very good card counter, but he only does his counting schemes outside the country). I know this bunch of guys, about 7 or 8 of them, all of them lifelong friends. They have (unofficial) a poker club, and they call themselves the Pravila Boys, sometimes the Pravila Club. Since there is nobody in the group that I consider as a very close friend, I never asked what Pravila is. Hey, it's a live and let live generation, the word could be a curse for all I knew. The funny thing about these guys, they go out of their way to irritate opponents (at the poker tables), to anger the dealers, and to be obnoxious- short of engaging in fistfights. (Just to throw it in, 1 of them is a very good card counter, but he only does his counting schemes outside the country). Well, I will give you the standard, MAINSTREAM etiquette bits for poker play, those that you are doing (I hope), and right after each, the Poker Pravila version (meaning, what they advocate and preach and practice). Poker Etiquette: avoid playing slowly, this would be a turn off to many players. Poker Pravila: Turn them off as often as possible. Fact is, the standard line of Madd (one of them) is 'Hey, ease up on me, I'm a newbie'- which he is anything but. He has been playing poker already when Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant were still the Kings of Wrestling. Poker Etiquette: the table is not a place for personal hygiene, meaning, do not do your nails during the game. Poker Pravila: save time, why use up precious minutes shaving in the morning when you can do it while waiting for your turn? Poker Etiquette: DO NOT SPILL your drinks on the table. Poker Pravila: 'Why should we care- is a frequent line of these boys. They say that if they are so very clean and conscientious, and if all gamblers in the House would be so clean and conscientious, then the maintenance cleaning guys would not have anything to do. We are actually making sure he keeps the job> their line.
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The Video Poker Edge- How to Play Smart and Bet Right

Posted under Rooms on June 23rd, 2008

The Video Poker Edge- How to Play Smart and Bet Right<?> Always remember the following hints, it might not make you rich, but at the very least, it would turn you into a more scientific video poker player, and as I always put it to the newbies, that is a reward in itself. To the newbies: put your wager on the smallest denomination unit until you've accumulated enough experience. There is usually no time constraints in here, avoid rushing. Another thing, many gamblerThe Video Poker Edge- How to Play Smart and Bet Right<?> Always remember the following hints, it might not make you rich, but at the very least, it would turn you into a more scientific video poker player, and as I always put it to the newbies, that is a reward in itself. To the newbies: put your wager on the smallest denomination unit until you've accumulated enough experience. There is usually no time constraints in here, avoid rushing. Another thing, many gamblers do not realize that the Ace is not the most significant holding in the deck, it is the Jack. Maintaining the J over aces would give you many chances to make strong hands. The Video Poker Edge- How to Play Smart and Bet Right<?>- remember this, it is not advised to draw to inside straights, still, assuming you have that open-ended straight, then you might as well go for it. As often as possible, keep the pair instead of the high card. So many gamblers would let go of the pair of 2s, keeping one high card, but the stronger technique is to go for a three-of-a-kind. So there, playing smart, betting right, maintaining the positive mindset, have all these and you would be a very good video poker gambler.
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An Education : Lucky Mad Player (Poker)

Posted under Rooms on June 18th, 2008

Let me establish these things, when I say "education", I am referring to whatever moral lesson you could get from this little tale. If you could not get any, what the hell, it would be fun. His name is Olin, mid-30s, and before he quit his work to concentrate on full-time gambling, he used to be an insurance policy salesman. So, let me start my An Education : Lucky Mad Player (Poker) story. Let me establish these things, when I say "education", I am referring to whatever moral lesson you could get from this little tale. If you could not get any, what the hell, it would be fun. His name is Olin, mid-30s, and before he quit his work to concentrate on full-time gambling, he used to be an insurance policy salesman. So, let me start my An Education : Lucky Mad Player (Poker) story. Well, Olin is one of the maddest (read: crazy in a not-destructive but funny way) poker players I've ever met, one of the luckiest too. Example of his madness (just one among a thousand acts)- years ago, he and I were in the same poker game, and there was a drop-dead gorgeous blonde who obviously had the hots for Olin. In a crucial part of the game where 3/4 of Olin's bankroll was on the line, he was one-on-one against this lady. The blonde was thinking whether to call or to fold, and Olin blurted out, "if you fold, I'll take you to dinner in the most expensive restaurant you could think of". The lady looked at us (the rest of the guys) and asked us if Olin's word could be trusted, nobody spoke. Out of friendship, I muttered, "If you confiscate his car keys right now, he could be trusted"- laughter all around, and in fairness, Olin laughed too. Well, the blonde did ask for the keys, Olin threw the keys on the table, the lady folded, and they went out to dinner. (But not before getting a 1 grand loan from me, oh well). Here is the lucky part of this An Education : Lucky Mad Player (Poker) narration, he really is blessed with getting lucky in the critical times. One time at a tournament (NOT WSOP), he was down to just 3 measly chips when he made a comeback worthy of the books. He fought on as though his life depended on making it to the money bracket, and he made one cute bluff after another. At the Finals table, there were just 3 of them remaining, and one of the 2 opponents was very sure he was bluffing again. Only that time, Olin had a monster hand and won that particular pot. Still, he landed 2nd, the chip leader was a fire-breathing 200-year old veteran who probably taught Stu Ungar decades ago. Last time I saw Olin was about 3 months ago, and he told me that the 2 of us should hang out at our old casino, for old times' sake. I'd prefer an expensive dinner, his tab of course. An Education : Lucky Mad Player (Poker)...he has a 6-year old son, I hope the education would be there for the kid, with the luck, MINUS all the madness of the father (but that is wishful thinking I guess).
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Poker Game Bet Your Wives Clothes Off

Posted under Rooms on June 13th, 2008

My brother is an aspiring writer, and pretty soon, that "aspiring" would be replaced by an "accomplished newbie". (His first novel would come out about 3 or 4 months from now, I'm looking forward to the treat-dinner for the family). My brother is an aspiring writer, and pretty soon, that "aspiring" would be replaced by an "accomplished newbie". (His first novel would come out about 3 or 4 months from now, I'm looking forward to the treat-dinner for the family). Well, there was one time (he was abroad then) when he asked me to look for something in his locker, and in the process of doing so, I found some of his very first short stories when he was just a high school student, and since I was sure he would not mind, I read some of them. One story (actually not a short story, but not a novel) was entitled "Poker Game Bet Your Wives Clothes Off", and it was a cute story. The title (for an inexplicable reason) had to do with a story on poker, but the wives there did not actually take their clothes off. Allow me to give you a synopsis on this Poker Game Bet Your Wives Clothes Off story. (Don't raise your hopes high, it's a super-capsulized version OK?) The four main characters in the story were Alvin, Bethie, Daniel and Eva. Alvin and Eva were the best of friends way back in college, while at the same time, Daniel and Bethie were the best buddies. All of them studied in the same university, and all four of them were friends. Fast forward, Alvin and Bethie ended up marrying each other, while Daniel and Eva became a couple too. One momentous night, the four of them took a short holiday in the South of France, and they played poker, a different kind of strip poker. There were no stripping, but you would be amused at the stakes- the wives- that is- Bethie and Eva. The game was down to a head-to-head between the two guys, and Alvin was ahead in the game. To make the things interesting, Alvin said that if Daniel beat him, he would allow an exchange of wives. NO sex actually, but just companionship- Eva would stay Alvin for a month, while Bethie would stay with Daniel for the same amount of time. Daniel thought it was a grand idea, and proceeded on making a rally. End result: Daniel beat the other guy, and the exchange of wives transpired. Fast forward, after that long month- Alvin realized he loved Eva more than his wife, while Daniel realized he loved Bethie more than Eva. A simultaneous filing for divorce happened, and 2 years since the poker game, the exchange of wives became final and official. Well, nothing dramatic about the Poker Game Bet Your Wives Clothes Off's plot, but it makes us think of the Great Quirks of Life, huh? I told my brother he should have it published, 'no'- he said, it's a much better story being told verbally at the Poker Home games- HOPEFULLY without wives in attendance.
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