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Setidaknya sisa uang saya yang hilang adalah semua pada orang-orang yang mengejar undian * sah * atau saya benar-benar merasakan hampir setiap kegagalan yang saya ambil. Kerugian total: $400. Selanjutnya: Baris Pembunuh.

Di atas Lagu Angsa Malibu

Tadi malam, kami memiliki satu pertandingan terakhir Di Atas Malibu, cincin .25/.50 NLHE 8 tangan, untuk mengirim anggota inti dalam perjalanannya ke padang rumput yang lebih hijau di DC.

Mullansky: Inside Man memiliki hal yang sama yang saya benci dari setiap film Spike Lee.

Kaya: Orang kulit hitam?

Ugarte: *Kebanggaan* orang kulit hitam.

Ugarte: Saya menelepon [di belakang 4 orang lain] tapi saya akan sangat marah jika F-Train naik.

F-Train: Nah sekarang saya harus menaikkan. Menaikkan! $2.

Mullansky: Dan apa yang hebat tentang itu adalah bahwa itu hanya kenaikan ‘pemanis pot’.

F-Train: Saya yakin Catanzariti telah mencapai Status Diamond di dogtrack sekarang.

Mullansky: Manajer lantai memasang fotonya di dinding sebagai “Pelanggan Bulan Ini”.

Michael: Dia punya sandwich yang dinamai menurut namanya – Catanzariti. Mari kita lihat, tangan Joe adalah 2-4o. Itu dua potong roti dan empat daging. Ham, pepperoni, salami, dan prosciutto.

Taruhan Ugarte $2. Cek F-Train naik menjadi $6.

Ugarte: Anda tidak memilikinya.

F-Train: Pertanyaan sebenarnya adalah: apakah saya memilikinya, atau apakah saya menaikkan karena saya tahu Anda tidak memiliki batu untuk dipanggil?

Ugarte: Yah saya pikir kita *berdua* tahu jawaban untuk pertanyaan itu.

Kerem: Saya tidak berpikir Anda memiliki raja. Dan saya tidak berpikir Anda memiliki flush.

Mullansky: Sebenarnya, Kerem, aku punya raja DAN siram.

Michael: (bernyanyi) Saya bisa meletakkannya!

Mullansky: Ada nomor penutup Anda untuk Babak II dari musik poker, Travis.

(menyanyikan lagu “Levels of Thinking” dari musik poker)

Mullansky: Apa yang saya miliki?

Michael: Dia pikir aku punya apa?

F-Train: Menurut saya apa yang dia pikir saya miliki?

Seluruh meja serempak: Bagaimana jika dia mendapat undian flush?!

Dan saya pikir pertukaran kecil itu dengan rapi merangkum mengapa saya sangat suka bermain dengan orang-orang Di Atas Malibu. Riffing, canda, tawa, dan nyanyian. Pasti tidak bisa melupakan nyanyiannya. Begitulah seharusnya setiap pertandingan kandang — poker yang bagus dengan persahabatan yang hebat. Itu akan dirindukan.

Texas law is designed to allow “social gambling”. From the law, it is legal to gamble if:

(1) the actor engaged in gambling in a private place;

(2) no person received any economic benefit other than personal winnings; and

(3) except for the advantage of skill or luck, the risks of losing and the chances of winning were the same for all participants.

(1) means the gambling must be on private property; you can’t gamble in public, or in an open bar or restaurant, at all. Most bar or restaurant owners don’t want you playing poker in their bar even if it’s not for money.

(3) makes “house edge” games like blackjack, craps, pai gow, etc. generally illegal. It would probably be legal to have a slot onlain game if everybody bet the same amount slot online and the person acting as the house rotated every hand. Certainly almost every type of poker offers all players equal chance of losing and winning so poker is OK here.

It’s almost always (2) that makes a poker game illegal in Texas. It’s also important to realize that the purpose of (2) is to prevent people from becoming professional gambling promoters — the law’s intent is to allow people to gamble for fun, but does not want anybody to be making a living from running poker games, or being a bookie, etc.

The definition of what constitutes “economic benefit” in (2) is somewhat hazy. Here’s what is clear. If there is money raked from pots, or a seat time charge, or a door fee, or a mandatory food charge, or a mandatory “donation”, the game is illegal under Texas law since that money is going to somebody, and they are getting an “economic benefit” from the gambling.

It is a little more hazy if you’re playing in a game where there’s no rake or game charge, but there is a dealer or waitress who is getting tipped. That’s probably still illegal. Genuinely voluntary donations, or asking people to chip in for beer or pizza, or selling someone something like cigarettes during the game, probably would still make the game technically illegal but it seems extremly unlikely that anything like that alone would cause a game to get busted.

There has been at least one case where the illegality of a poker game was established. In Gaudio v. Texas 1994, Gaudio was convicted of keeping a gambling place which in this case was an apartment rented to play poker games. The judge ruled that what made the game illegal was that the pots were raked to pay the rent of the apartment and that since not having to pay the full rent of the place was an economic benefit, the game was illegal. The judge also said, though, that even if the pot wasn’t raked, the fact that the dealer and waitress received tips probably made the game illegal.

do illegal games get busted?

In Texas the answer is yes, but rarely. The only cases in the last several years I’ve heard of have been two high-profile operations, the Austin Poker Club which was shut down in April 2003 (see here) and the Redmen’s club, shut down in February 2004 (see here). Neither has gone to trial yet.

Little one- or two- table home games, illegal or legal, rarely attract the attention of the law anywhere in the US. Larger illegal cardrooms or poker clubs more frequently do because they are a higher profile and easier to prosecute.

The Austin Poker Club was a very high-profile club. They were trying to operate as a legitimate business, including having a public website, a labeled location, membership dues and apparently even paying taxes. The owners believed, and still do, that their club was legal. Only the outcome of the trial will determine that for sure.

what would happen to me if i was playing in a game that got busted?

Probably not too much. You’d almost certainly be questioned for several hours about the game, probably at a police office. You’d probably lose your buyin and the chips you had in front of you.

In the event you did get any charges, you’d just get charged with Gambling, which is a Class C Misdemeanor (basically a parking ticket, with a fine up to $500).

There’s a firsthand account of the Austin Poker Club bust here.

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Why Use a Blackjack Strategy Card

The first time I heard about blackjack strategy cards I thought they were some sort of dirty secret; not really illegal but definitely something you wouldn’t want people to see you with at a casino. I had no idea that casinos actually hand them out for free to their players!

The thing is, casinos know that the average blackjack player will only stick with the strategy card for so long. Players using perfect strategy can still have losing streaks and when the occasional streak hits the average Joe Tourist, he’s not as likely to keep playing perfectly. And even if every person in the casino played perfect blackjack, the house would still have a minor advantage.

The purpose of a slot online strategy card, whether used online or at a live casino, is to reduce the house advantage to a minimum. Blackjack is one of the few casino games where players can make choices that greatly affect their chances of winning or losing. A player who just hits and stands at random will lose money at a ridiculous rate compared to the player who uses strategy to determine when to hit and when to stand.

In blackjack, a certain amount of information is available to the player: two of the player’s hole cards and one of the dealer’s cards. When a player takes those two things into consideration, the action with the greatest chance of success can be determined. It doesn’t mean that player will win every time they play; it only means that the player is making the best decision possible given the available information.

So why go through all the trouble to use a strategy card when you play blackjack in a casino or online? Well, that depends on who you ask. Some casino players simply enjoy strategy games and they want to do their best to outplay the casino at its own game. It’s a challenge just like any other strategy game.

But the most common reason behind the use of a blackjack strategy card is that players like to win money. When a player reduces the house advantage to a minimum, that player is more likely to walk away a winner. Even if the player doesn’t win, his money will last a lot longer than if he would have played with no strategy whatsoever.

Some casino players look at the money they spend at a casino as the cost of entertainment. With the use of blackjack strategy cards, the cost of that entertainment can be greatly reduced. Sometimes, the cost can be reduced so much that the player ends up ahead at the end of the night!

As mentioned in a previous post, I told you that I no longer played poker online due to a number of various reasons. Well I guess I need to justify that by saying that I no longer play poker online for real money. I had about 1500 FPPs built up on sanghoki from my approx. 3 month stint playing online. I have been slowly but surely burning those FPPs up and am down to about 200. Last night I played in a 60 FPP buyin event on sanghoki which would get me into a 6000 FPP event which would then get me into a buyin for the Monte Carlo event coming up that they are having in Europe.

The tournament starts with 400 or so. This was the 1st time in about 2 or 3 months that I actually played using FPPs. I started off a little rusty and then things get interesting when I am dealt AA UTG

I think to myself early in the tournament online with this kind of hand means 20xBB bet. I NEVER limp with aces. In my experience if you don’t bet big online you get everybody and their mother limping in for 1xBB to 5xBB and flopping 2 pair especially early in tourney with the weaker players still lurking about.

Anyways… I bring it in for 400 and get 2 callers.

Flop Comes: J9Q

Not a very good flop when you are holding pocket rockets. I check. 2 seats to my left bets 600 and the button folds. I go into the tank and am about to fold when the guy says verbatim “You should fold bitch!”. I get emotional when I play online. If this would’ve happened in the casino I would’ve smiled and folded but oh no. Not here. I get pissed and push them all to the middle. Josh Arieh Jr. calls and flips up the A9. The flop then comes rag, rag and I knock him out which puts me in position to sit back and coast for a while.

I continue on playing extremely well in my opinion staying in the middle of the pack the whole tournament. I make it through 2 breaks and the following hand comes up with about 57 people left and me sitting about 20th or so with a stack of about 19K. Chip leader is like 68k or something so I don’t mind where I am at right now.

The blinds are 400/800 with a 50 ante and I am dealt KJ

Everyone folds around to me and I am 2 seats off the button so I raise to 1600. The SB folds to the BB and the BB limps.

Flop Comes:88Q

He checks and I bet 1600. Something just doesn’t feel right here. He doesn’t have an 8 or a Q. At this point I haven’t put him on anything yet but I just think I have the best hand right here. A raise here would’ve pushed me out but he limps. This shows me more weakness.

Turn Comes:8

I don’t know why (maybe it was the subconscious knowledge of how the fella had been playing) but I don’t think he has me beat. I figured he might have a K-10 or something. Maybe an A (in which case I am beat) but I didn’t think so for some reason. Anyways… He comes out betting. The minimum bet. Is this a tease??? I think I can put him away. I push’em to the middle and he calls immediately.

I never put him on a pocket pair. He flips up 66

Dang. I think. He has me covered up (with about 40k) and I am gone. BUT WAIT…

The river brings the J and I double up to about 40k.

From here things get a bit boring for about 30 minutes or so. I play a few hands and fold alot of hands and am sitting at about 5th out of 16. With the top 4 all ranging in stacks from 80 to 100k I have about 40k or so still.

Then my Mike Matusow blowup happens… We are down to 7 at our table. 15 total players are still left.

I am UTG dealt AQ

I raise to 4800 with the blinds at 600/1200. Only 1 caller. The chip leader at my table (and the tournament for that matter) who is sitting on the button limps in.

Right here I think I make the right read and put him on maybe an A or K high card only. I figure he is playing his position and wanting to see a flop.

Well the flop comes: 263 and I check thinking that didn’t hit either one of us but I am definitely in the lead.

The button pushes and bets 3200. I call quickly and the turn comes 9

I check here and the button bets 3200 again. I feel like I have the best hand here and I raise to 6400 pretty quickly.

The button goes into the tank. Now while he is in the tank I will tell you what I am thinking here. I am thinking he has an Ace with a lower kicker than me but he hasn’t paired the board.

The button comes back and raises me to 17k and change. Now I really think I have him beat since he overbets the pot like he did and I haven’t ever seen him bet like that before in the 45 minutes that I have seen him playing. I push allin and the button goes into the tank.

I think he is about to lay it down right here and choose to fight another day but he calls half his stack with….. A3

Damn…. Now I have one card and one card only that will save me and when the J falls on the river I get put out in 15th.

Did I play this hand wrong? I feel like I read the guy right but since I got knocked out I feel like I did something wrong

I am glad that I did put him on a bluff hand though when he overbet the pot like he did. Betting a 3rd button pair on the board like that is a bluff in my opinion…. Okay maybe I will give him a semi-bluff.

Anyways… let me know what you think about the plays that I have mentioned. I would really like to know what you think about the play that I got knocked out with. I think I should’ve bet after the flop and then been willing to let my hand go after his raise on the turn but I don’t know. What would you have done given the circumstances.

I have about 130 or so FPPs left so I will get to try my hand a couple of more times at these things before I am all out. see you across the felt..

Final Table Players and Payouts

1. raisydaisy22 – $172.00 + T$109

2. Taddy – $103.20 + T$109

3. Rakewell – $68.80 + T$109

4. Newinnov – $51.60 + T$109

5. Drizztdj – $34.40 + T$109

In the final hand, we saw a showdown between bloggers Taddy and raisydaisy22. raisydaisy22 sat with 72k in chips while Taddy sat with 56k. Taddy then limped in from the button with 6-9 suited and raisydaisy22 checked her option with 3c-4s. The flop came 9d-3d-3d and raisydaisy22 bet out $1200.

Taddy then jammed all in and raisydaisy22 insta-called his bet. Taddy’s luck ran dry putting him in 2nd place and making raisydaisy22 this week’s Bodog blogger tourney champ moving her from 40th to the 23rd spot on the blogger tournament leader board.

World Series Of Poker* Trivia

How well do you know your World Series Of Poker*?

Q: Who was the winner of 2007’s Main game slot penghasil uang langsung ke rekening Event?

A: Psychologist Jerry Yang with winnings of over $8.2 million

Q: Where is the location of 2008’s World Series?

A: The Rio Las Vegas

Q What are the dates for 2008’s Main Event?

A: July 3 – 16

Q: Where and when did the first World Series take place?

A: Binion’s Horseshoe in 1970

Q: Who is the holder of the most WSOP bracelets?

A: Phil Hellmuth aka “The Poker Brat” with 11 bracelets

Q: How old must a person be to enter the World Series?

A: 21 or older

Q: Who was the first person to qualify online and win the Main Event?

A: Chris Moneymaker in 2003

Q: Who was the youngest player to win a World Series bracelet?

A: Annette Obrestad in 2007 at 18 years old

Q: The Bodog Blogger Tournament is a way to qualify online for the World Series of Poker*

What other online qualifier tournaments is Bodog offering?

A: Bodog is offering multiple online qualifier tournaments for the WSOP*.

Bodog Poker Pro To Play in Blogger Tournament Series

There will be a $100 bounty on the head of the surprise pro and the poker blogger who takes their last chip will receive a $100 credit to their Bodog Member Player Account.

If the surprise pro wins this tournament, he or she will receive the $100 credit.

This blogger tournament series is open to poker bloggers world wide. So if you’re a blogger who has what it takes to beat a poker pro, wait no longer. Open your FREE account and download Bodog poker today!

Good luck and may the best poker pro or poker blogger win!

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For all that talk about the $100,000 tournament being my big chance, I sure Slot Demo come through — I saw ONE showdown the whole time. Oh well.

I busted just before the first break, moving my stack (T775) all in with ATo on a flop of rainbow 587. I had raised it to 2x the BB PF, and gotten two callers. I think I was steaming a little, but I did genuinely sense weakness, and I had position, so I thought it was a good time to steal. Fox and the farmer, right?

I hadn’t played a hand to a showdown all tourney at this point. I had seen only three turn cards. I just wasn’t catching any starters at all, stuff like Q5o, J2, was the rule — which was fine. Slot Demo Then, with blinds 25 and 50, I got TcTs with T1265 and made it T150 to go. Two callers, and the flop came down Axx, all spades, no straights to my memory. I liked this flop, even with the Ace. I bet out T200, and get called by one guy, which I hated. Turn is a meaningless 5h, I bet small trying to keep myself in the hand while keeping the initiative, and figuring my opponent on an Ace or a large unpaired spade. Probably an Ace.

He moves all in, and I go into the tank. Hindsight is 40/40, but maybe this was a good place to call with 12 outs to a probable winner (unless he held AA, or had the K, Q, or Js, or paired cards bigger than TT that river a set). I just couldn’t bring myself to move it all in in the first hour on that kind of draw. It was all so uncertain. So I folded, leaving myself T865.

Then, the next hand I get ATo, which I mentioned above. I moved in when I sensed weakness and was immediately called by the same guy I was up against last hand. Crap. He turns over 77, and I need runner-runner for a set or a straight to win. It doesn’t come, and I’m dead. He needed a big hand to call my all-in bet there, and he had it. Life goes on.

I will say this, though: it was interesting, the whole process of playing into this big tourney. I think it was very valuable experience, and I’m glad I did it, even if I lose. My $9 investment ultimately got me a real shot (1 in 342 entrants) at a $20,000+ first prize and a $100,000 overall prize pool. The lessons: patience when you still have a workable number of chips (all in with ATo and 15x the BB and no pairs is a bad idea!), patience when you’re not getting any cards, and don’t tilt when you have to lay a decent hand down.

My final finish — 250 of 342. Not very good, but then again, I wasn’t out first, and I had a real shot at something completely out of my normal boundaries. It was worth it.

I may be the only geek that even thought of such a thing, but I’ve been wondering for a while if I needed to consider biting the bullet and upgrading to ESPNHD in time for the WSOP. Everything’s better in high-definition, and imagine the Sihoki coming to you in crisp, clear, bright beautiful color. The felt is that much greener, Phil Gordon’s eyes are that much bluer, and you can really make out the agony on a player’s face when the soul-crushing bad beat hits on the river.

I asked an ESPN rep if I needed to upgrade for this year’s WSOP, and he said no, but that next year’s would be coming to us in HD. He also mentioned that it’d probably be cheaper Sihoki if you were to sign up for the service now rather than next year, but I’m pretty sure I know a marketing ploy when I hear it. Personally, I’ll wait.

Player Profile: Joe Lloyd

From Norwalk, Conn., Joe Lloyd, 35, also survived Day 1. Qualifing via the PartyPoker Steps tournaments, Joe said last level was rough. Throughout the day he had worked his way up to $45,000, but ended the day with $25,000.

Player Profile: Marice Cooke

Marice Cooke started today as one of the ladies’ overall chip leaders with 55,875. She had at least that, if not more in her stack when I caught up with her at the end of the first break. Marice earned her Main Event buyin through a $3 rebuy satellite on Party Poker– not a bad return on her investment.

Remarkably, Marice has only been playing no-limit hold’em for six months. With a cool stare and quiet confidence, I’d say she already has an awesome poker face.

Player Profile: Alvaro Macias

Alvaro Macias, 34, paid $60 for his seat at the WSOP main event. The PartyPoker online player qualified through the Steps tournaments. Not only is this Macias’ first WSOP, but it is his first time playing live poker. He said playing live is logistically difficult because online the computer tells you everything. Physically handling and counting his chips is a little more of a challenge as well as having to think through his playing options.

“The computer tells you what your options are,” he said. “Also not being able to see my cards during the whole hand is difficult. Sometimes I look at my cards once and then forget what I have after I have bet.”

Macias suffered a bad beat earlier in the day shrinking his stack to $3000, but worked his way back to end Day 1 with $15,000.

Macias is from Madrid, Spain.

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Perhaps just about every entry sent in on any contest is “Point Rated”. If you checked your entry, before mailing it in, comparing it to the 8-point method below, you could know in advance if your entry has a far above average opportunity of being one of the winners – perhaps even the top grand prize.

1. References to the accomplishments of the product or item. 2. Expression of thought, new ideas, originality. 3. Effective combination of words, sentences, etc. 4. Truthfulness – or is it believable. 5. Creativeness by fresh thoughts or comments 6. Briefness, easily understood by all. 7. Arouse thoughts, create emotions. 8. Make a sales-promoting image, text creates a “picture”.

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Picture and Number Puzzles are always popular. These contests (in my opinion) do not need instructions beyond one’s common sense. The chief thing to remember is to carefully read the rules and to follow the instructions of the advertiser. This type of contest does require considerable time, thought and study. Take your time. Go over all rules time and time again. When you feel confident your entry is your best work, then and only then mail it in. This kind of contest almost always seems to wind up with a sizeable number of tied contestants, requiring another “run off” to decide the winner, and sometimes more than one “run off”. For this reason, it is not the most popular with the professionals. Usually “beginners” try their hand at them.

Name contests are always popular – a manufacturer wants the public to select a good name for one of his items, and offers a sizeable award for the entry he or his advertising agents regard as the best of all. Remember to tie the sponsor’s item or product into your reply of the name you feel is best. Make it catchy and easy to remember for the best possibility of being the winner.

Guessing contests, as the name implies, are in my opinion, at least 90% luck. Professionals rarely enter them. The idea is, of course, to guess how many cans of a specific brand of condensed milk is in a barrel, or how many boxes of a maker’s breakfast food is wedged into a telephone booth, etc. These are 90% luck, combined with an estimation of count.

Contests asking for the creation of slogans are always worked out by the professional with the use of a dictionary. These contests are the ideal ones to enter.

Contests in the field of photographs are both interesting and profitable, so enter

In order to get a good win in the game of black, you should always arm yourself with a good strategy. And in order for your strategy to work, you should be aware of the latest techniques to use and counter against.

One of the blackjack strategies that you need to be familiar with is the basic strategy. This in fact the first strategy that you need to get acquainted with, since you can use it in almost any game situation. The stratetgy is quite easy to learn and understand, hence the name, it shows you when to hit and when not to.

The idea of the basic strategy is derived from the game itself, which means it rests on solid grounds, judi slot making it very useful. The basic strategy chart gives you the list of hands that you can go for during play. In simple terms, it instructs you to stand on high hands and hit on low cards. Additionally, the strategy also tells you when to double down or split for maximum advantage.

In order to make the basic strategy even more effective you need to play it with other strategies. One useful strategy that you can use is blackjack card counting. This one will definitely give a big boost as it will let you know the available cards beforehand, allowing you to know when to make a move much easier.

While the idea of predicting the cards may seem a little impossible, the strategy is in fact very easy to do. All you need to have is a good memory and basic math skills. Contrary to the popular belief that you need to memorize the whole (much more in multiple deck games), you actually need to take note of a handful of cards, usually the more crucial ones like aces are face cards, and keep track of them throughout the game.

Aside from card skills, you also need to have a good betting strategy. This one is perhaps the most important strategy since this is where money is involved. In order to have a good betting strategy, you need to know the betting options that you can make in the game. While there are several bets that you can make in the game, you need to choose only those that are most effective for a situation. Here, your card skills will definitely come in handy. One example is doubling down. In order to make doubling down work for you, you need to determine that you have a good set of hands or can get yourself one during the game.

One last vegas99bet strategy that you need to incorporate into your blackjack play is opponent reading. Here, you need to be aware of even the smallest cue that an opponent might inadvertently give away and use it to your advantage. You also need to learn how to hide your own plays to avoid being countered. This way, you can make your blackjack strategy very formidable during the game.