Certainly online poker is an amazing phenomenon, it’s advertised everywhere, on ESPN (WSOP), and TV, and up to 50,000 people are playing at one time at the biggest online poker room. So, how is it different to play online poker tournaments versus playing the occasional Monday night game, or in playing in Las Vegas Poker Rooms? That is what we are asking our writers to detail for you – what techniques of strategy and psychology are available, plus are there any tools unique to the online poker game?
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The World Poker Players Conference exceeded my expectations –and probably those of the organizers too.
If you keep any significant funds at an online poker room, don’t neglect to check on them frequently by logging in, even if you don’t play a hand. If you don’t you may find your money gone, or reduced by fees. Sometimes, those fees are huge.
PartyPoker’s annual floating cruise-ship event, the PartyPoker Millions, was captured this time around by Germany’s Alexander Jung. Jung triumphed over a 171-player field light on American players, who were unable to qualify online (Party does not accept US players online at this time), but still could buy in directly since it was a land… er… water-based tournament.
There are times when slowplay is the right thing. But, not as many times as most players seem to think. If you’ve got any doubt whether slowplay is the right move — you should probably just bet.
Cheese, beer, (poker)brats. As good as Oktoberfest. The Weekly Poker Net, Volume 69 “cheesemonster” Captures FTOPS VIII Main Event — Full Tilt’s FTOPS VIII series concluded a very successful two-week run with its Main Event, which easily topped its guarantee and finally paid out a $2,375,000 prize pool. $410,780 of that went to the player […]
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