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Barney Frank’s Internet Gambling Legislation Markup
The question poker players should be asking as Barney Frank’s bill to license and regulate the Internet gambling industry heads to a markup on Tuesday is not whether the bill will pass but whether it will move forward in a form players would…

Bluff Attempt at EPT Grand Final With Lex Veldhuis
Lex Veldhuis has quite a reputation at the poker table, especially after the episode aired of the 2009 World Series of Poker main event that featured Veldhuis pulling off ballsy bluff after ballsy bluff. On Day 1b of the 2010 EPT Grand Final, his…

Poker Pros Understand Fold Equity
A level of online poker aggression that rarely gets discussed, but yet is quite prevalent and a large part of Texas Holdem poker games is fold equity. Fold equity is an advantage that the poker pro creates for himself by betting and raising, rather than just calling, with the intent of making his opponents fold their hands.

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Win a WSOP Main Event Seat at Cake Poker

admin — Sun, 13 May 2012 08:18:07 +0000

Win a WSOP Main Event Seat at Cake Poker
Cake Poker had a very popular and successful $100,000 points race in March. The online poker site has decided to run yet another $100,000 points race this April. In addition to this, Cake Poker has decided to give away a seat to the WSOP Main Event in Vegas valued at $10,000. There is also a special Easter long weekend reload bonus being offered to players at the Cake Poker online poker site. Players who wish to try their hand at winning a place at the Main Event can join in with the round the clock satellite games that begin on 5th April 2012. Players could win this seat starting with an amount as small as $0.30. There will be daily satellites that will take place, and there will be a weekly $10,000 Main Event Final. The Main Event Final will take place on Sundays at 5pm (GMT). Players can join in with the first Main Event Final on Sunday, 15th April 2012. On the Easter weekend, Cake Poker is offering its players a special 50 percent reload bonus. Players can make use of the 50 percent reload bonus only one time, and can deposit a maximum amount of $300 when using this special online poker reload bonus. The special reload bonus is available over the Easter long weekend, from 6pm (GMT) on Friday, 6th April until 6pm (GMT) on Tuesday, 10th April. The points race, with its $100,000 prize pool give the top 350 players every week a portion of $20,000. At the end of the month, the top 350 players for the entire month will each receive a portion of the remaining $20,000 from the $100,000 prize pool. Players who end in the money in at least two weeks in the month will be given entry to a Main Event Kamikaze tournament. The winner of this tournament will receive a $10,000 Main Event seat as a prize. Related Posts Barney Frank Thinks This is Not the Year for Online Poker Legislation Casino Hold’em from World Match Launch of Circle Line Poker Last Chance Saloon at Paddy Power Poker Microgaming’s Bad Beat Jackpot Reaches 500,000 Euro Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…

Casino Holdâ€™em from World Match

admin — Sat, 05 May 2012 03:54:15 +0000

Casino Holdâ€™em from World Match
World Match, the online casino software provider and developer, has released a new and exciting online casino poker game. The new game is called Casino Hold’em. The game is based on the very popular Texas Hold’em poker game, however, instead of poker players playing against each other, they are playing against the online casino, and not against the other players. World Match has made sure to design the game area to make it clear to players so that they can easily spot winning combinations. The game has cards that are bigger than the normal cards that are used in Texas Hold’em online poker games, and also have 3D graphics to enhance the playing experience. The 3D effects add a touch of realism, and give players more of the feel of an actual land based poker room. Players also get the chance to win more with the AA Bonus Card Feature that gives players the chance to win large sums of money from the online casino Casino Hold’em poker game. This bonus feature offers many possible combinations, making each hand more exciting and thereby offering more ways to win. The game comes with two variations from which players can choose. There is the Pro version and the Privee version. The two versions differ in that they offer different betting limits for both the minimum and maximum wagers allowed. The Casino Hold’em onlien poker game is somewhat of a mixture between Texas Hold’em and various online casino slot games. These wagering limits will different from online casino to online casino depending on the betting limits offered at the casino or online poker site. These games can already be found at online casinos that are operated by the World Match online casino software provider. For those players who wish to try a new online poker experience, Casino Hold’em is certainly worth trying. Related Posts Win a WSOP Main Event Seat at Cake Poker Launch of Circle Line Poker Last Chance Saloon at Paddy Power Poker Microgaming’s Bad Beat Jackpot Reaches 500,000 Euro Bodog Poker to Move into Asian Market Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…

Launch of Circle Line Poker

admin — Wed, 02 May 2012 01:36:10 +0000

Launch of Circle Line Poker
The Circle Line Poker room has been launched on the Everleaf Gaming Network. Circle Line Poker has noted that it plans to be the friendliest of the online poker rooms that are available for those poker players that are located in Europe. The Manager of Circle Line Poker, Michelle McKay, said: “Everyone at Circle Line Poker is really enthusiastic about the launch. We aim to make it a great place for fun poker action and have exciting plans in the pipeline.” Players are invited to join the poker room and participate in the lauch with the special promotional Grand Opening €5,000 Freeroll. The Grand Opening €5,000 Freeroll will be taking place at 8pm (GMT) on 31st March 2012. There are other Grand Opening events that are being offered too, such as the €5.00 + €0.50 buy-in tournament. This online poker tournament comes with €2,000 Cash Added, an it takes place on Sunday, 1st April 2012. There is also a buy-in event that takes place on the same date at 8pm (GMT). Another opening special that takes place for the first two weeks is that each initial deposit made will receive an extra €10 over and above the match bonus that is offered. Players can receive a match bonus of 100% on up to €600. For those players who wish to ensure that they can keep up to date with all the specials and bonuses offered on the Circle Line Poker site, they can do so on the online poker site itself, or in a number of other ways, such as following the site’s blog, and keeping an eye on the online poker site’s Facebook page. Players can also follow the online poker site on Twitter by keeping up with the tweets about online poker bonuses. Related Posts Win a WSOP Main Event Seat at Cake Poker Last Chance Saloon at Paddy Power Poker Microgaming’s Bad Beat Jackpot Reaches 500,000 Euro Bodog Poker to Move into Asian Market PokerStars Sunday Million 6th Anniversary Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…

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Get $50 Free From Both PartyPoker and Poker770!
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Lord of the Grind

admin — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 12:18:14 +0000

Lord of the Grind
Starting March 1st, 2012 Want a seat as a Knight of the Round Poker Table? Pass one of the infamous Lord of the Grind monthly poker grinder trials and claim your rewards and honorary seat . The Lord of the Grind Challenge Poker trials can be mastered in 4 levels of difficulty: Collect points every day and reach your targeted Lord of the Grind Shield. As a reward you’ll get a pending bonus and some cash also! Please click here to visit Titan Poker Promotion Date: 06 March 2012 Subscribe to this poker promotions feed

Strategy with Kristy: John Kim Part Two

admin — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 19:36:21 +0000

Strategy with Kristy: John Kim Part Two
February 03 2012, Kristy Arnett Related Articles Strategy with Kristy: John Kim Part One Strategy with Kristy: Jared Tendler on the Mental Game of Poker Part 2 Strategy with Kristy: Jared Tendler on the Mental Game of Poker Pt 1 Share It Tags Poker Players, Poker Strategy, PokerNews Strategy, PokerNews Podcast Print John Kim is back for another edition of the Strategy with Kristy podcast. Last week, he talked about what it takes to be a professional poker player. This week, Kim talks about interesting hands he’s played recently and also discusses a couple of hands he watched his students played. Here is a snippet from the interview: Let me tell you a really quick story about why you want to take your time making decisions. In the 2006 [World Series of Poker] Main Event, the year Jamie Gold won it, I ran pretty good and made it to Day 5. We were down to 73 players. I had 30 big blinds or something close. Everyone folded to me in the small blind. I had jack-ten offsuit. I limped or raised, my action doesn’t really matter, but he looked over at my stack and contemplated raising. Obviously, he has a pretty good hand if he’s thinking about raising preflop. He was just a standard player, nothing out of line. The flop came ten-two-four rainbow. I just remember thinking, “OK, I have top pair. I have 30 big blinds. I guess I have to go broke.” That’s obviously the wrong way of thinking. I think I bet, he raised, I three-bet, he shoved, and I snap-called without even thinking. He rolled over king-ten, and I busted in 73rd. It’s the worst feeling when you bust after playing five days in the Main Event. When I walked away, I was just thinking, “Man, why did I do that?” If I thought about it, I could have avoided going broke there. I knew he wanted to raise preflop, so if he’s raising my bet on the flop, he always has ace-ten or king-ten. I should have taken my time and thought about that. Here’s the other thing. I finished 73rd, but the two guys who finished 72nd and 71st are right behind me. My payout was, $65,000 or something like that, and 72nd paid a little over $100,000. Literally, if I would have just thought about it for three seconds, I would have made an extra $30,000. So ever since then, I told myself that I would never act in haste. Always think every decision through. Podcast Powered By Podbean Tune in every week for new episodes of Strategy with Kristy. Feel free to send in questions, ideas or suggestions for the podcast to kristy@pokernews.com. Also remember to follow PokerNews on Twitter for up-to-the-minute news. Follow Kristy Arnett on Comments

Sky Poker 5th Birthday Bonuses

admin — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 14:54:13 +0000

Sky Poker 5th Birthday Bonuses
The Sky Poker online poker site was started in February 2007, and is therefore celebrating its 5th birthday this year. The online poker site is offering a number of specially designed 5th birthday bonuses for its players this week. There is an extra £5,000 that is being added to the Sky Poker Jackpot this week. This is not instead of, but rather in addition to, the regular promotions that are run at Sky Poker every day. This jackpot is there for the player who manages to win both the Main Event that takes place at 8pm and also the Mini Main Event that takes place at 8.15pm, if they are won on the same night. The jackpot continues to grow in size until there is a winner, with Sky Poker adding £100 to the jackpot each week that it has not been won. The £5,000 will give this jackpot a big jump in size. There are iPad giveaways too. Each of the five poker players that have won the main poker events this week are also being given iPads. For those who do not win, there are other options available if they wish to try and win an iPad. Those who have earned a minimum of 55 poker points in a day this week can enter that day’s prize draw for an iPad. There are five Happy Hour Points Boost sessions being offered each day that will help players to accumulate more poker points. As part of the birthday celebrations, there are also £1,000 Freerolls available at the Sky Poker online poker site. The Sky Poker television channel also has some great giveaways. Included in the prizes offered through the television channel, there will be seats to the Sky Poker Tour that is to take place in Glasgow and in Brighton on 10th March 2012. Related Posts Colt Poker and GGE $10K Giveaway Play the Nation at Sky Poker PokerStars is Now Licensed in Malta Poker Player Wins $175k Bad Beat Jackpot Relatively Unknown Player Wins WSOP Circuit in Oklahoma Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…

Strategy with Kristy: Phil Collins Discusses the WSOP Main Event Final Table

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Strategy with Kristy: Phil Collins Discusses the WSOP Main Event Final Table
January 12 2012, Kristy Arnett Related Articles Strategy with Kristy: Randal Flowers Discusses Bluffing Preflop Strategy with Kristy Podcast: Ben Wilinofsky Discusses Short-Stack Strategy Strategy with Kristy: Mike Watson Discusses Playing Big Stacks Related Players Share It Tags Tournament Strategy, PokerNews Podcast, PokerNews Strategy, Phil Collins Print This summer, Phil Collins had an incredible and impressive run in the World Series of Poker Main Event to make the November Nine. He came into the final table fourth in chips. When play restarted three months later, many were surprised at Collins’ limping strategy. For this edition of the Strategy with Kristy podcast, brought to you by South Point, Collins discusses his Main Event, interesting spots he encountered, and the thought behind his limping strategy at the final table. Here is a snippet from the interview: I may have $3 million in online winnings, but I have nowhere close to that in my bank account. One of the big concerns I had going into the final table was just how absurd the money jumps were going to be, specifically life money jumps. Even though it looks like all the big money jumps might be up top, they’re still very significant from ninth to sixth. It’s a million-dollar jump. I may never play another final table for the next five years where first is a million dollars, let alone just a difference between ninth and sixth. It was really important to me to do something that was low variance. Even though I wanted to play for the win, and I wanted the title very bad, it was kind of financial suicide for me to go out ninth. It would be pretty unacceptable to know that if you play a tight and solid game and literally just fold to move up, you can. You’re almost guaranteed to do that if you just fold every hand. A couple of people will bust. But, I still wanted to play lots of hands. I’ve limped in the past, so I have a limping range I’ve done online in tournaments. I was somewhat comfortable doing it. It’s one of those strategies that you kind of have to dedicate yourself to if you’re going to do it. You can’t just limp some hands because if they figure out which hands you’re limping, you’re just going to get exploited. You’re going to have to limp everything, and let them know, “I could have aces, or I could have queen-jack.” It puts the ball in their court. I was also playing against players that like to three-bet a lot, specifically Pius Heinz. When he got a lot of chips from Eoghan O’Dea, that was terrible for me. I had a guy on my right with a lot of chips that I was planning on maybe taking some from. He’s a great player, but obviously, I’d rather have O’Dea with chips on my right than Pius on my left. Ben Lamb three-bet a lot too. Sam Holden and Anton Makiievskyi both had re-shove stacks, so if I played an opening game, I was going to be running into re-shoves and three-bets. I was basically unwilling to four-bet shove without the nuts like queens, kings, aces, or ace-king. That means I had to limp because I was never going to four-bet shove light. You can still win the tournament that way, too. If things started working out well for me, like if I would have doubled quickly, coolered someone, or tricked someone really bad with aces, or won a big pot with jack-nine because I limped it, then I might have just completely flipped if I got up to a top-three stack. I might have just raised every hand after that. But, with Pius getting chips, and me just staying short, I just stayed with the limp the rest of the way. I’m not too proud of it, but I actually think it worked. Podcast Powered By Podbean Tune in every week for new episodes of Strategy with Kristy, brought to you by South Point. Feel free to send in questions, ideas or suggestions for the podcast to kristy@pokernews.com. Also remember to follow PokerNews on Twitter for up-to-the-minute news. Follow Kristy Arnett on Comments