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| tv poker - wsop |
| Thursday, 12 February 2009 02:36 |
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This is pretty deep in the tournament and the bb is 10,000 so there is quite a bit in every pot from blinds and antes before cards are even dealt. Mike is on the button and limps in with K2h. Negreanu fills in the sb with his offsuit connectors 78 and we all know Daniel loves playing these. Mike Sexton in the BB checks his option and he should as it’s only 73o in his hand.
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| Read more: Matusow vs Sexton - What a call. |
| online poker - Omaha Poker |
| Thursday, 05 February 2009 18:25 |
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One thing that can help prevent you from getting into too many expensive drawing situations, is to recognize, based on your four hole cards, what specific card you need to be in the community board. This card may give you the nuts or at least a very, very strong hand. One that you can play and eliminate opponents with.
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| Read more: The "One Card" you need in Omaha High Low. |
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| poker software - data mining software |
| Tuesday, 17 January 2006 00:00 |
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My previous articles on poker calculators have not included information on Poker Prophecy because in essence it is NOT an online poker odds calculator. However, it does something equally as valuable in that it displays your opponents overall win rate at the poker site you play. Whether you play at Party Poker, Poker Stars, Ultimate Bet, or a selection of others, Poker Prophecy keeps sit and go records of dice crypto for you whether you are at the table or not. Is it useful? Yes, it absolutely is. If you play sit and go tables even once in awhile, this is the one online poker program that can pay for itself in the same day. In an ideal world you would want to use your poker calculator alongside Poker Prophecy. Now, if you are wondering how knowing an opponent’s win rate will help you, keep reading.
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| Read more: Sit and Go Strategies for Poker Prophecy |
| poker software - poker calculators |
| Sunday, 01 January 2006 19:00 |
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Your online poker calculator is probably the best internet friend you could ever have, but as with most friends, sometimes you have to use your own better judgment. You see, the magic of using an online poker calculator keeps you in check more often than you can keep track of, but there are certain situations where your poker calculator MUST be vetoed. Yes, I wrote MUST! The main scenarios where this occurs are playing against a maniac, playing in late position, playing short stack in a tournament, and avoiding being categorized by other players.
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| Read more: When to Ignore your Poker Calculator |
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| online poker - sit and go strategy |
| Tuesday, 03 January 2006 19:00 |
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You may know already that sit and go action is where a good, solid poker bankroll can be built. You get to choose your maximum risk, and play against a variety of talent giving you plenty of value for your buy-in, unfortunately, most poker calculators are not designed for sit and go poker. They calculate odds based on pot size, position, draws, and betting - but only for cash games. If you’re like me and play mostly sit and go poker, you have to make moves counter to your poker calculator recommendations to be in the money consistently. These situations will occur when you are short stacked, when you are playing against a maniac, when you are chip leader, when you are heads up, and when you are 3rd place of 3 left.
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| Read more: Using a Poker Calculator to Win Sit and Go Tournaments |
| learn poker - poker psychology |
| Monday, 26 January 2009 20:40 |
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You’re down fifty-six bucks. It’s only been 40 minutes at a 2/4 hold’em, online table where you were determined from the start to play smart, aggressive poker. It’s Friday night and you know the competition is going to be solid. You have been watching all the players and now have 4 of them pegged, while two others have just joined, and the other 3 are have been mixing it up good, playing a lot of pots.
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| Read more: The Psychology of Poker Calculators |
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