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[Full Tilt Poker.net] Brian Hastings, OMGClayAiken, Urindanger Play NL Holdem: Seat 3: patatino (small blind) folded on the River Seat 4: Genius28 is sitting out Seat 5: Brian Hastings (big blind) folded before the Flop Seat 6: Urindanger didn’t bet (folded). Full Tilt Poker Game #7040621893: Table Posy (deep 6) .

 [Noted Poker Authority] Playing Small Pocket Pairs Preflop in 6-Max No-Limit Hold’em: Naturally I’ll call a min-3-bet or a small 3-bet, but a typical pot-sized or near pot-sized 3-bet is too big to call with a small pocket pair with a plan to play fit-or-fold postflop. In other words, in a $1-$2 game with $200 stacks, if I open for $7 and then someone on the button makes it $24 and it’s folded to me, I typically fold.

 [Poker Forums] Look Who Won it All...: Seat 1: Dinero2005 (big blind) mucked Seat 2: crewsmissle folded on the Flop Seat 3: kalimpka folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 4: GoMukYaSelf showed and won ($408) with a full house, Aces full of Kings .

[Opinions and Reviews] How to Excel In Holdem: The basics of poker apply to all types of the game no matter how many cards are dealt or how many players are present. Knowing the basics of the game make the player able to focus on the more important parts of the game like bluffing.

 [Poker Forums] MEMORIBLE HAND FROM THF $100 ADDED GAME YESTERDAY: The thing is, Cali never heard me yelling "FOLD,FOLD,SOMEONE HAS ACES"(good thing, but even if she did, would not have folded her KK). I guess we ARE far enough apart in the house.

 [Playing Poker] How i think through a hand playing poker online: Seat 1: Aldoooooo (small blind) folded on the Turn Seat 2: staneltor (big blind) folded on the Turn Seat 3: Der Oll folded before Flop (didn’t bet) Seat 4: Me showed and won (2530) with four of a kind, Sixes .

 [Poker Forums] What's Your Favorite Hole Cards?: I called a raise from the BB and flopped a straight. This was at 1/2 NL so i took a full $200 off teh guy who had kings...

[T6poker Blog] T6Rolf in Vegas (31): My plan was to play smallpot poker, yet a bit more aggressively than I usually do in tournaments with no antes, hoping to get a shot at the real money instead of just another cash. But my 65K stack was quickly down to 45K after calling a raise with QJ99ds on the button, only to release postflop, and after a raise on my part with 8754ds to isolate a player, to then fold to my opponent’s check-raise postflop.

[Cool Stuff] How to Excel In Holdem: Knowing when to bluff and when to fold your hand is the hardest part of the game. Unless you have developed your talent of bluffing, it is not recommended to use poker as a means of income.

[PokerStars Poker Blog] 2008 World Series: Greenstein looking for traction: In the first few minutes of final table play today, Greenstein managed to make a 7-6 in Razz and find out it was no good for the big pot. At the break, he had fallen down to around 1.3 million in chips.

 [www.randompokerguy.com] Poker Blog CDXCIV: SP 24, PokerCast Freeroll: Seat 2: maisk (big blind) folded before Flop Seat 3: Naeroe folded before Flop Seat 4: Peter der 1 folded before Flop (didn't bet) Seat 5: rhc16 showed and lost with high card Ace Seat 7: mrrob40 folded before Flop (didn't bet) .

 [pokerlistings.com - Blog] WSOP Event 29: $3000 No-Limit Hold'em Part 2: Despite the fact that it wasn't long before we were in the money and the table was broken, I was able to accumulate about $25k chips by raising and reraising a lot of pots pre-flop, taking all of them down without showdown.

[Speedyfold Poker Blog] Cash Game Challenge 1 - update 2: Total pot $22.68 Main pot $21.55 Rake $1.13 Board Seat 1: xxsandixx (big blind) folded before Flop (didn’t bet) Seat 2: Baggy60 folded before Flop (didn’t bet) Seat 3: Ralmu folded before Flop (didn’t bet) .

 [Lefort's Poker Blog] Vegas Update...: At this point I'm 99% sure I have the best hand with just my pair of 9's but its not really worth value-betting. In retrospect I should have bet something retardedly small like 1/12th pot to either humiliate him when he has to fold, or snap him off if he decides to bluff-raise.

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