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 [Bartholomew Simpson] Hand I was knocked out on in the 1K Borgata Open event: After he was thinking and talking to himself for a minute, I figured that he had either a medium pair or was deciding on whether to call with a hand which would have been a coin-flip (seemed genuine debate, not hollywooding with a big hand). About the only hand I could see him debating and folding that had me crushed would have been JJ.

[Welcome to the Best Bets on the Net] 2008 WSOP Event #11, $5000 No-Limit Hold'em Shootout Round 1: Wherever you looked, each table was more imposing than the next and you had to wonder which sight was scarier, the table hosting Andy Black, David Pham, and Shane Schleger or being at the same table as Alex Kravchenko, David Benyamine and Joe Sebok.

 [greyhound betting books] What Are the Odds - Big Slick Suited: If the Ace or King youâ??d like to see land on the board doesnâ??t also fill in someone elseâ??s straight or flush draw, you would have six cards (three remaining Kings and three remaining Aces) that can give you the top pair.

[UK Poker Info] Basic Omaha Strategy: In addition, you will get more action when you do hit a great hand on the flop, since betting-out does not necessarily mean you hold anything substantial. Basically, you should never slow play any hand when you hit your hand hard on the flop, especially because giving free cards in Omaha comes with a much higher risk than it does in Hold’em.

[Etherized Upon a (Poker) Table] LAPT Costa Rica - Day 1: My hand is too strong to fold since his range is extremely wide, but I really don’t want to call since I hate being OOP vs. a tough aggressive opponent with such an easily dominated hand - if I call the stacks are going to be just a little too deep relative to the pot for me to comfortably get it in if I flop top pair, but I expect Max to put me to the test by applying a lot of pressure on a lot of boards.

[Micro Stackes Holdem] An Unbelievably Long Guide to Hand-Reading: They’ll be folding a tremendous fraction of the time on the flop, escaping for 1 BB, but when they hit it will be with something sneaky-as-hell and solid-solid-solid. They then go into aggro mode, betting incredibly hard and relying on unobservant TAGs to call them down lighter because “hey, this idiot is 72/7, my TP3K dominates his range.”

[Etherized Upon a (Poker) Table] LAPT Costa Rica - Day 2: […] Underbelly wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptInstead of the breakfast buffet today we opted for room service. I’ve never ordered room service before, and don’t plan to again for quite some time.

[Article Sense] Globe Poker Vacation, Secrets in addition to Strategies: It is somewhat usual to visualize increase the whole lot-in also a flush be a focus for, specifically if the adversary isn’t pot committed. The hitch because me is if he for instance has a KQ in hearts, he doesn’t exclusively taste a flush be a magnet for, however also two overcards.

[Article Valley] World Poker Journey, Secrets in addition to Strategies: It is slightly customary to envision boost everything-in along furthermore a flush exert a pull on, chiefly if the rival isn’t pot devoted. The trouble given that me is if he to Illustrate has a KQ in hearts, he doesn’t exclusively labor under a flush catch the attention of, although in addition two overcards.

 [Nikos T's Blog] The first thing you need to know if you want to play poker.: Whenever you watch televised poker and you see someone with a pocket pair going up against someone with two overcards (such as QQ vs AK or 7-7 vs 8-9), you almost always hear the announcers say one of two things: either the hand is a .

 [ragzilla] Vegas day 4: I was pretty sure I had the best hand when he checked after that turn card and I did not want to give out any free cards to a possible draw or just two overcards, eventhough I suspect that he would have fired again if he had improved his hand to a strong draw. I made it $50 feeling pretty sure to have ruined his odds and he folded as I would expect.

 [Fortunato's Poker Blog] First Live Success: He showed 77 and none of my two overcards were paired. So I came out 2nd for a tourney voucher, which I’m really satisfied with.

 [The Blog of a True High Roller] heads up tournament: My second match was tough too and I actually grinded to a chip lead as well though. Then we had a big pot that swung me from chip leader to having maybe 1/4 the starting stack.

 [Online Poker Blog by Cardschat.com] Asperger’s Syndrome: Maybe not a reason that you think makes a lot of sense, but it makes sense to him. If you want to exploit his mistakes, you would do very well to understand the reasons he has for making them.

[From the Desk of the Poker Philosopher] How to Bluff a Calling Station: Regardless, against a smart player (and this guy seemed to fit that description reasonably well), this should fold out better hands about 50% of the time. A small bet like this on the river, after I passed up two opportunities to take a shot in spots where I'd probably have more fold equity, is almost always for value.

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