This is my favourite bluff:
sexta-feira, 29 de janeiro de 2010
quinta-feira, 28 de janeiro de 2010
terça-feira, 26 de janeiro de 2010
Datamining
So what is data mining?
Basically, it’s the process of acquiring information about your potential opponents through the use of automated tools that record hand histories. Think of it as the online equivalent of scouting a live game from the rail, except you get to scout dozens of games at once without having to do much more than opening a few windows. What’s the point of data mining? By collecting and analyzing hand histories, you make it easier to identify soft games and avoid tough ones, you improve your decision making in marginal situations and you save some bets that you’d otherwise use to acquire information from your opponents.
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domingo, 24 de janeiro de 2010
sexta-feira, 22 de janeiro de 2010
quinta-feira, 21 de janeiro de 2010
Mentality
Don't get too upset/mad when you lose to a bad beat because in the long run you'll end up in profit. Don't start playing more hands to make up for a loss, take a deep breath and carry on. If you are still mad then take a break and came back later.Also if your winning don't get cocky and start playing weak hands, bluffing to much or as above move up stakes too fast- it could end in tears.
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quarta-feira, 20 de janeiro de 2010
terça-feira, 19 de janeiro de 2010
Rush Poker - the World’s Fastest Poker Game !!
Play Rush Poker* – the World’s Fastest Poker Game!
Warning: Rush Poker* is extremely fast paced – prepare yourself for the most intense poker action in the world!
Available exclusively at Full Tilt Poker, Rush Poker* is the ultimate high-speed poker experience.
This new poker format is designed to minimize your wait time between hands and keep you in the action. You’ll join a large player pool and face a different table of opponents every hand you play. When you fold your hand, you’ll be rushed to another table for a new hand right away.
To play even faster, use the Quick Fold button to move to a new table for the next hand immediately. It is Awesome !!!
Warning: Rush Poker* is extremely fast paced – prepare yourself for the most intense poker action in the world!
Available exclusively at Full Tilt Poker, Rush Poker* is the ultimate high-speed poker experience.
This new poker format is designed to minimize your wait time between hands and keep you in the action. You’ll join a large player pool and face a different table of opponents every hand you play. When you fold your hand, you’ll be rushed to another table for a new hand right away.
To play even faster, use the Quick Fold button to move to a new table for the next hand immediately. It is Awesome !!!
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Invitational Freeroll
INVITATIONAL FREEROLL - 3rd February at 19.30GMT
No deposit required
Texas Holdem
Prizes: 600€
10 minutes blinds (with antes)
2000 starting chips
15 Paid places
Password needed
Texas Holdem
Prizes: 600€
10 minutes blinds (with antes)
2000 starting chips
15 Paid places
Password needed
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After Registering on the AWH banner located on the right column or here, then send and email to aboutholdempoker@hotmail.com and i will send you the password for the event.
Unfortunetly, US citizens are not allowed to this poker Room.
sexta-feira, 15 de janeiro de 2010
quinta-feira, 14 de janeiro de 2010
World Cup Freeroll Series
€5000 World Cup Freeroll Series
With the Football World Cup taking place this July, AWHPOKER is offering all of their players a chance to take part in the fantastic €5,000 World Cup FREEROLL series.
Their World Cup Final Tournament is on Sunday July 4th 8pm GMT, but to qualify for the final you must first get to the semi-finals.
The Semi-finals, which run on 27th June and 28th June, will be 2 tournaments with ONLY 32 players in each.
You have 2 ways of getting to the semi-finals :
36 Players can enter the semi-finals via one of the 18 Satellites, which run every Sunday starting 21st February 8pm GMT. The top 2 players in each satellite will qualify for a seat in the semi-finals.
OR
28 Players can enter the semi-finals via a lottery TICKET. The first 16 people to rake €1000 every month, between February and June WILL get a TICKET. The 28 names will be randomly selected from the players who have TICKETS.
The seats for the SEMI-FINALS will be randomly assigned from the Satellite Qualifiers and the ticket winners
The FINAL tournament will have ONLY 32 players.
Only the first 16 players from each of the 2 Semi-finals will be entered into the FINAL Tournament.
PRIZES
Each of the 18 qualifying Freerolls has a prize-pool of €100, the prize-pool which will be shared between the first 2 players only
The 2 Semi-Final Freerolls have a prize-pool of €600 each, which will be shared between the first 2 players only
The WORLD CUP FINAL FREEROLL has a prize-pool of €2,000 which will be shared between the first 2 players only
The 18 qualifying Freerolls start on Sunday 21st February at 8pm GMT and run on every consecutive Sunday ending on 20th June.
With the Football World Cup taking place this July, AWHPOKER is offering all of their players a chance to take part in the fantastic €5,000 World Cup FREEROLL series.
Their World Cup Final Tournament is on Sunday July 4th 8pm GMT, but to qualify for the final you must first get to the semi-finals.
The Semi-finals, which run on 27th June and 28th June, will be 2 tournaments with ONLY 32 players in each.
You have 2 ways of getting to the semi-finals :
36 Players can enter the semi-finals via one of the 18 Satellites, which run every Sunday starting 21st February 8pm GMT. The top 2 players in each satellite will qualify for a seat in the semi-finals.
OR
28 Players can enter the semi-finals via a lottery TICKET. The first 16 people to rake €1000 every month, between February and June WILL get a TICKET. The 28 names will be randomly selected from the players who have TICKETS.
The seats for the SEMI-FINALS will be randomly assigned from the Satellite Qualifiers and the ticket winners
The FINAL tournament will have ONLY 32 players.
Only the first 16 players from each of the 2 Semi-finals will be entered into the FINAL Tournament.
PRIZES
Each of the 18 qualifying Freerolls has a prize-pool of €100, the prize-pool which will be shared between the first 2 players only
The 2 Semi-Final Freerolls have a prize-pool of €600 each, which will be shared between the first 2 players only
The WORLD CUP FINAL FREEROLL has a prize-pool of €2,000 which will be shared between the first 2 players only
The 18 qualifying Freerolls start on Sunday 21st February at 8pm GMT and run on every consecutive Sunday ending on 20th June.
Unfortunetly, US citizens are not allowed to this poker Room.
terça-feira, 12 de janeiro de 2010
domingo, 10 de janeiro de 2010
Chat Acronyms - Statistics and Analysis
Statistics and Analysis
AF - Aggression factor.
EV - Expected value (plus or minus).
BB/100Hands - Big blind won per 100 hands.
BR - Bankroll.
HR - Hourly rate.
ROI - Return on investment.
HUD - Heads-up display.
WR - Win rate.
WSD - Went to showdown.
W$SD - Combined win at showdown. We check if player is a winner or loser.
VP$IP - Money voluntarilly put in pot.
PT - PokerTracker.
Regards
AF - Aggression factor.
EV - Expected value (plus or minus).
BB/100Hands - Big blind won per 100 hands.
BR - Bankroll.
HR - Hourly rate.
ROI - Return on investment.
HUD - Heads-up display.
WR - Win rate.
WSD - Went to showdown.
W$SD - Combined win at showdown. We check if player is a winner or loser.
VP$IP - Money voluntarilly put in pot.
PT - PokerTracker.
Regards
sexta-feira, 8 de janeiro de 2010
The Squeeze - Play by Full Tilt Pro Lee Markholt
In tournaments, you should always be looking for ways to pick up chips. You can’t just sit around waiting for Aces or Kings and hope to double up when you do. One of the best and most popular ways for adding chips to your stack is by implementing what’s known as the squeeze play.
A typical squeeze play works like this: an active and aggressive player raises in late position, and he’s called by another player on the button. You’re in the blinds and you have to decide what to do.
There’s no real indication yet that anyone has a particularly strong hand. The aggressive player could be raising with a wide range of hands, and the call from the button could mean a lot of things. He may have a medium strength hand, or he may be pretty weak and just looking to play post-flop with favorable position.
At this point, a big re-raise from the blinds effectively squeezes the original raiser who is between you and the player on the button. Your aggressive re-raise gives you a great chance of taking down the pot right there.
It used to be that good players used the squeeze play occasionally. It was just one of the many tools they used from time to time. But recently, the squeeze play has become extremely popular. Sometimes it seems that pretty much any time there’s a raise and a call, there’s a player in the blinds looking to squeeze.
I prefer to be a little more selective when initiating a squeeze. I like to have a hand that can hit a flop if I run into a decent hand and get called. In my experience, suited connectors are good hands to squeeze with.
I think the squeeze is most effective when you have a tight table image. When you’ve been playing actively and aggressively the other players at the table are less likely to give you credit for a big hand and will call you down.
You can try the squeeze in ring games, but it’s really most effective in tournaments. When players have to fear for their tournament lives, they’re far more likely to fold in marginal situations.
If you haven’t been using the squeeze play, you should try working it into your tournament game. Start out by squeezing selectively and wait for opportunities where the players, cards and your table image give you the best chance of winning the pot.
A typical squeeze play works like this: an active and aggressive player raises in late position, and he’s called by another player on the button. You’re in the blinds and you have to decide what to do.
There’s no real indication yet that anyone has a particularly strong hand. The aggressive player could be raising with a wide range of hands, and the call from the button could mean a lot of things. He may have a medium strength hand, or he may be pretty weak and just looking to play post-flop with favorable position.
At this point, a big re-raise from the blinds effectively squeezes the original raiser who is between you and the player on the button. Your aggressive re-raise gives you a great chance of taking down the pot right there.
It used to be that good players used the squeeze play occasionally. It was just one of the many tools they used from time to time. But recently, the squeeze play has become extremely popular. Sometimes it seems that pretty much any time there’s a raise and a call, there’s a player in the blinds looking to squeeze.
I prefer to be a little more selective when initiating a squeeze. I like to have a hand that can hit a flop if I run into a decent hand and get called. In my experience, suited connectors are good hands to squeeze with.
I think the squeeze is most effective when you have a tight table image. When you’ve been playing actively and aggressively the other players at the table are less likely to give you credit for a big hand and will call you down.
You can try the squeeze in ring games, but it’s really most effective in tournaments. When players have to fear for their tournament lives, they’re far more likely to fold in marginal situations.
If you haven’t been using the squeeze play, you should try working it into your tournament game. Start out by squeezing selectively and wait for opportunities where the players, cards and your table image give you the best chance of winning the pot.
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quarta-feira, 6 de janeiro de 2010
terça-feira, 5 de janeiro de 2010
Chat Acronyms - Game Types
Games
LHE - Limit Texas Holdem.
NLHE - No-limit Texas Holdem.
OM8 - Omaha Hi-low 8 or better.
O8B - Omaha Hi-low 8 or better.
PLO - Pot-limit Omaha.
2-7 - Triple draw deuce-to-seven.
A-5 - Triple draw ace-to-five.
7CS - 7 Card Stud.
7HL - 7 Card Stud Hi-low 8 or better.
HORSE - Game of Hold'em, Omaha, Razz, Stud, and Eight-or-better Stud.
Regards
LHE - Limit Texas Holdem.
NLHE - No-limit Texas Holdem.
OM8 - Omaha Hi-low 8 or better.
O8B - Omaha Hi-low 8 or better.
PLO - Pot-limit Omaha.
2-7 - Triple draw deuce-to-seven.
A-5 - Triple draw ace-to-five.
7CS - 7 Card Stud.
7HL - 7 Card Stud Hi-low 8 or better.
HORSE - Game of Hold'em, Omaha, Razz, Stud, and Eight-or-better Stud.
Regards
segunda-feira, 4 de janeiro de 2010
Do you have a Mac ?
In Past, Mac users had difficulties to play online poker, but in the last 2 years, things have changed and Mac users have sites where players can wager real money against real opponents. Each site’s Mac poker software is nearly identical to their Windows software. The download is free. FullTilt worked hard on their native Mac download and it shows in the quality of their software. They wanted to position themselves as the number one online poker room for Macs and I think that they have become pretty close. Do you have a Mac ?
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Good Luck at the tables...
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Good Luck at the tables...
sábado, 2 de janeiro de 2010
Bankroll Management (Full ring)
Rules for Limit holdem, No limit Holdem and tournaments.
The rule for an appropriate Limit holdem bankroll is to have at least 300 BB for the limit you’re playing. With a $60 bankroll you should be playing no higher then 0,10/0,20 limit. By having 300 big bets you should be able to handle the short term swings and have minimal chances of going broke.
For No limit Holdem , your minimum bankroll should be 20 buy-ins. With a $200 bankroll you’d have 20 buy-ins for $10 NL holdem (usually .05/.10 blinds). The next step would be $20NL holdem, but you’ll first have to reach a $400 bankroll before playing that limit.
For Tournaments it is recommended that you have a bankroll that will give you 40 buy-ins to the level that you wish to play at. Therefore if you want to play at the $1+$0,1 Sit n Go’s you should have a bankroll of (at least) $44.
If you intend to make money from playing poker, it is essential that you exercise good bankroll management skills. If you do not, then you are setting yourself up for frequent losses that you will find hard to prevent, no matter how good you may be at poker.
You should be ready to drop down a limit when your bankroll no longer justifies the stakes you’re playing. It’s not a big deal; you just have to build yourself back up. Sometimes good players will be stubborn and refuse to go down a limit. Sometimes it works out, and other times they’ll lose a lot more money or even bust.
Gamblers will come and go, but in the long run the players controling their bankroll correctly will always come out ahead...
The rule for an appropriate Limit holdem bankroll is to have at least 300 BB for the limit you’re playing. With a $60 bankroll you should be playing no higher then 0,10/0,20 limit. By having 300 big bets you should be able to handle the short term swings and have minimal chances of going broke.
For No limit Holdem , your minimum bankroll should be 20 buy-ins. With a $200 bankroll you’d have 20 buy-ins for $10 NL holdem (usually .05/.10 blinds). The next step would be $20NL holdem, but you’ll first have to reach a $400 bankroll before playing that limit.
For Tournaments it is recommended that you have a bankroll that will give you 40 buy-ins to the level that you wish to play at. Therefore if you want to play at the $1+$0,1 Sit n Go’s you should have a bankroll of (at least) $44.
If you intend to make money from playing poker, it is essential that you exercise good bankroll management skills. If you do not, then you are setting yourself up for frequent losses that you will find hard to prevent, no matter how good you may be at poker.
You should be ready to drop down a limit when your bankroll no longer justifies the stakes you’re playing. It’s not a big deal; you just have to build yourself back up. Sometimes good players will be stubborn and refuse to go down a limit. Sometimes it works out, and other times they’ll lose a lot more money or even bust.
Gamblers will come and go, but in the long run the players controling their bankroll correctly will always come out ahead...
sexta-feira, 1 de janeiro de 2010
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