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[Guinnessandpoker.blogspot.com] Party Poker Blog: The most important book for me pertaining to Party Poker has been Gary Carson's "The Complete Book of Hold Em Poker." He writes much more for the loose, aggressive games that make up the pokerscape at Party Poker rather than Sklansky's writings on the tight games in Vegas. Carson tends to ask you to "think" about the game.

[Fullcontactpoker.com] Full Contact Poker : Your online poker community: I have a standing bet with Barry that anytime both Jennifer Harman and Mimi Tran play in a televised event, if either makes the televised final table it’s worth $100,000. I’m very confident that I have the right side of that bet, but Barry can be pretty stubborn so I don’t think he’ll be quitting me anytime soon!

[Whitebeltpoker.com] White Belt Poker: Whatever Richard Marcus’s motivation for writing the book, the point about cheating is not whether cheating goes on in poker - obviously it does to a limited extent - but whether or not the casinos do anything about it, and at a time when the two biggest online poker rooms have just acted to close the accounts of two cheating players and confiscated hundreds of thousands of dollars from them, simply repeating this ‘rampant cheating’ mantra is just going to illicit a shrug of the shoulders from anyone who follows the game.

[Virgingames.com] Virgin Poker Blog - February, 2006: Teltcher folded sooner than you could say 'ego' to which Dpommo nonchanantly flipped over 10 4 unsuited, muttering 'good fold' as he scraped chips towards him and the table collapsed in laughter. Unfortunately Pommo didn't last quite until the end of the day and his 11 hours of play was cancelled out by a bad beat - At the same table, DP found AK, raised, was re-raised and found himself massive favourite with all of his chips in the middle against his opponent's AQ.

[Lasvegasvegas.com] Poker Profs Las Vegas Poker Blog: September 2005 Archives: Those in school considering a professional poker career should finish school while they are honing all the talents necessary to take some money out of a pile being watched over by the likes of Brunson, Ferguson, Seidel, Hellmuth, Harman, Chan, Nguyen, Negreanu, Matusow, Ivey and a few others, just as tough. These people can read your mind, predict the future, see through your cards, levitate and move your chips, turn into a block of cold stone and draw cards like a magnet.

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