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Today, I decided to take a chance at $.50/$1 table. I bought in for $60. Lost a few hands, won a few hands. Kind of getting unlucky. Then I pick up AK in the small blind. 1 guy limps in and button raises to $5. I make it $50 to go cause the guy on the button's range is kind of wide like he could have a suited connector or a low pair. But he has 10s and I lose the coin flip. Kind of sucks cause I hit an ace on the flop and he hit 10 on the river. Anyway, I have $16 left in my Betmost account... Read Full Story

It's been awhile since I have posted. A little busy working I guess. Anyway, I felt like playing a little bit of poker. Betmost game me $55 for free too which was really nice of them. I joined Betmost with a sponsorship deal from Poker Inside . Poker Inside gave sent me a free T-Shirt too which was cool but it's yellow lol.. So anyway, I decided to play on Betmost just for fun at a cash table. I bought in for $25 and got dealt kings after a few hands. I was on the button and made a standard... Read Full Story

World Series of Poker 14 (41%) High Stakes Poker 9 (26%) Poker After Dark 6 (17%) World Poker Tour 3 (8%) Other 2 (5%) Read Full Story

Celeb Poker now has a no deposit bonus! The Celeb Poker $199 No Deposit Bonus. Celeb poker has never offered a no deposit poker bonus before. To be eligible you have to be 18, never played at Celeb Poker before and not be from one of the ineligible countries listed below. Note, if you are from one of the banned countries, you are still eligble to receive $180 in bonus money and 100 CPPs to buy in for a total of $2000 in free tournaments. Once signed up, you will get $19 free money to start... Read Full Story

Full Tilt Poker  $100 no deposit bonus  Get $100 free in total at Full Tilt Poker. Pokerstars  $100 no deposit bonus  Get $100 free in total at Pokerstars. Titan Poker  $150 no deposit bonus  Get $150 free for Titan Poker. $50 up front, $50 after you accumulated 5,000 Titan points, another 50 with another 5000 points. Cashout restriction of 4500 Titan Points. This offer is not available to United States Residents. You DON'T have to pass any poker quiz and there is no ID verification. Watch... Read Full Story

I just played in one of the Pokerstar's Sunday Football Tournaments. Free entry with a reload deposit. It was A $11 buy-in and 5118 entrants and $51,180 prize pool. On top of that the winner receives 2 foot ball tickets to the biggest game on earth and $1000 for travel expenses. I picked up some huge hands early on and was 2nd place in chips for most of the tournament. I bullied a lot of the table with my big stack and by the time they called I could take a hit to my stack or I had a good... Read Full Story

One of the team members at Cake Poker bought T.J. Cloutier 2005 World Series of Poker $5K No Limit Bracelet for $4006 on ebay. There were 8 bids on the bracelet, starting at $2999 and finishing at $4006. The Cake Poker member put an auto-bid on the item so it looks like they were willing to pay a lot more than $4000 for it. There is a post on Cake Poker Blog about Cake Poker buying the bracelet: Cake Poker Discovers the Joys of eBay . They do not directly say they bought the item but there... Read Full Story

Here are some of my favourite poker quotes from some of my favourite poker pros! Sam Grizzle: "You can spend your money the way you want to and ill spend somebody else's money the way I want to" Gus Hansen: Clonie: "I have an above average hand" Gus: "I have an above average something too" Gus: "Do you know that good old saying?" Daniel Negreanu: "Which one?" Gus: "F*** you" Mike Matusow: "Only a donkey would make that call" "poker 101 - never bluff to an idiot" "Just call me Bossman" What... Read Full Story

A few weeks ago, I offered some pointers for playing fourth steet in Limit Seven-Card Stud . For this tip, I'm going and show how you might improve your play on seventh street. My first suggestion for playing on seventh street is that you need to look at your pot odds when facing a final bet. When playing $5-$10 Stud, for example, you'll often need to call a $10 river bet while looking at a pot of $70. In this spot, where you're getting 7:1, if you have any suspicion that your hand is good... Read Full Story

A while I posted about how Lucky Ace Poker/ Pacific Poker Network takes money from inactive accounts , which they call "administration" fees. To make things worse, they also take your bonus dollars (Money which you have to wager before withdrawing) and they make you work off the pending bonus before you can withdraw even though they took the bonus dollars. For example: I had $25 bonus dollars in my Lucky Ace Poker account. $20 of it was taken for "administration" fees while I was inactive... Read Full Story