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December
22nd 2009
2010 World Series of Poker Event Schedule

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Harrahs, owner and operator of the 2010 WSOP, has revealed the official event schedule for the 41st annual WSOP set to begin from May 27th, 2010 with the Casino Employees No-Limit Hold’em, and closing on November 9th, 2010 with the Main Event final table.

The 2010 WSOP schedule of events features a total of 57 bracelets poker events, including three brand new events ($50,000 Player’s Championship Event #2, $10,000 H.O.R.S.E Event #43, World Championship, $25,000 6-Handed No-Limit tournament Event #52). The World Series of Poker schedule mentions several alterations, for example, the $50.000 H.O.R.S.E event has been replaced with the $50,000 “Player’s Championship” (Event #2), featuring eight distinctive games (Limit Hold’em, Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better, Seven Card Razz, Seven Card Stud, Seven Card Stud Hi-Low Split-8 or Better, No-Limit Hold’em, Pot-Limit Omaha, 2-7 Triple Draw Lowball).

The foremost 5 weekends of the poker series (May 29-30, June 5-6, June 12-13, June 19-20 and June 26-27) will feature $1,000 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em tournaments with two preliminary flights. Additionally, a sixth schedule on July 1-2, will also feature the same event at the same buy-in level. The 41st annual 2010 WSOP will finalize on Monday, July 5th with the $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em Championship Main Event. The Main Event will take some time off on July 17th, and will resume on four months later with the “November Nine” final table playing from November 6th-9th

Other modifications presented for the World Series of Poker 2010 include a number of new rules that will regulate the amount of play on a daily basis, and the addition of more poker tables. According to the 2010 WSOP official site, the entire convention center of the Rio Hotel and Casino Las Vegas will be devoted to the WSOP, with tournament tables in the 58,000 square foot Pavilion and the 38,000 square foot Amazon Room.

The 2010 World Series of Poker is also giving participants more than five months to register for the first event on the 2010 World Series of Poker schedule. Pre-registration for the 2010 WSOP is accessible at the Main Cage of the Rio Hotel and Casino Las Vegas and online at the World WSOP 2010 official site. Registration for all bracelet poker events will remain open until the start of the third level (approximately 2 hours, 20 minutes after start time) or until all seats are sold.

“Whatever your game and whatever your bankroll, the 2010 WSOP schedule offers something for everyone. We are planning for the largest WSOP ever and look forward to welcoming all players to the Rio in Las Vegas next summer.” said WSOP Tournament Director Jack Effel.

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July
30th 2009
Full Tilt introduces new poker client software

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World leading online poker room FullTilt.com is introducing a new and innovative poker interface that includes innovative new elements on both the front end and backend and creates an easier poker experience.

The first feature poker players will notice is a brand new welcome page boasting a brand new modern appearance as well as a few brand new aspects such as a list of random security guidelines displayed on the bottom of the screen. Full Tilt new client software gives players 3 distinct lobby views: Basic, Standard and Classic View.

The Basic View gives new poker players the opportunity of catching up with the new poker client and viewing the games without the demands of participating. The Basic View provides step by step reports on all the existing poker games, and gives players the ability to decide on their currency, type of game, Game (Hold’em, Omaha Hi or HL, Stud and Mixed Games), Limit (Fixed, Pot or No Limit), and Stake. In addition poker players can now check the action before joining a poker table with the new “Observe Table” choice or click on “Browse Table to view the list of open tables.

The Standard View offers information about all the available poker games and allows poker players to modify the list of poker games and tables to present only the poker games of their preference. This option also offers players the possibility of choosing the type of table, poker game, stake and view the tables before jumping in the poker action.

Poker players can also select the Classic view and stay with Full Tilt Poker’s initial lobby, however, this choice will be accessible for a limited time only and will be terminated shortly.

Both the Basic and Standard views also features a series of pioneering characteristics such as new revolving graphic screen located on the left that provides customers direct entry to FullTiltPoker’s promos and events including the FTOPS, Iron Man, Play with the Pros, Full Tilt Poker Academy, Poker Deposit Bonuses, and many other poker promotions and Full Tilt Poker Tournaments, as well as an option for video that allows players to view videos directly from the Full Tilt Poker client.

Full Tilt new poker client is available for Mac and Windows OS. To download Full Tilt’s new poker client visit FullTiltPoker.com or click here.


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July
30th 2009
Full Tilt unveils Biggest bonus ever

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Online poker site FullTiltPoker.com has introduced a new bonus giving a minimum of $100 in bonus money to its online poker players just for trying the Full Tilt new poker client.

To get this new bonus, poker players only need to earn one point from Full Tilt before July 28th. Players who don’t fulfill the terms are not entitled for the Biggest Bonus Ever offer. Poker players who meet the criteria of this offer will have until 23:59 ET on August 16th to obtain the bonus.

To activate bonus, poker players will be required to open the Full Tilt software, log in and click on the “Cashier” tab in the game lobby, choose the “My Promotions” box in the cashier, choose the Biggest Bonus Ever link in the ‘My Promotions” gateway; this will lead them to a section amplifying the details on how to accept the poker bonus from Full Tilt.

Once Full Tilt players accept their Biggest Bonus Ever, they will have 30 days to liberate the poker bonus merely by earning Full Tilt points in any real money poker games on the site.

Ring game players will earn one Full Tilt point for each dollar raked from the pot in poker hands where they are dealt cards. Players can gain partial Full Tilt points if less than one dollar is raked, with a max of three Full Tilt points earned per poker hand.

Sit and Go poker players will earn 7 Full Tilt Poker points for each dollar in tournament fees paid. A cap does not exist for the amount of Full Tilt points you can gain in each tournament.

For more information on Full Tilt Biggest Bonus Ever, please visit http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/biggest-bonus-ever/overview?ck=ftp472930110217469


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December
17th 2008
Is Boasting in Poker Tournaments a Good Bluffing Technique?

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Without a doubt the most insufferable players at the poker table most every time will at all times be the boaster. You have an idea of the one I’m telling you about. He’s the guy that finds a seat at the no-limit Texas Hold’em table and makes evident you’re conscious that he wants to take all of your poker chips; exiting the Texas Hold’em table with the exact same position that he arrived with. Even if the guy gets shut down, he has the thought that he is the best Texas Hold’em Poker player in the world.

As the bulk of poker players would preferably keep away from rivals of this category, there exist other poker players who might say that bragging may have its compensation. So, the big question is: Is there truly something like an expert Texas Hold’em boaster or unfair Texas Hold’em boaster? Shooting off their mouths about how skilled you are in Texas Hold’em is in essence just like affirming: “I am the best no-limit Texas Hold’em player on the planet, be sure to play your best game while you’re competing in a Texas Hold’em game against me!” Almost definitely the nastiest vibe to give out playing no limit Texas Hold’em poker. In addition, sharing too much info. about your poker playing techniques can be quite detrimental to your poker game. You undeniably do not want these folks to find out how you play specified Texas Hold’em Poker hands.

Furthermore there are those poker players who could make use of showing-off as a type of Texas Hold’em technique, or bluff. Showing-off when you get a certain Texas Hold’em hand might bewilder your opponents and stump them about your no-limit Texas Hold’em playing style. There are those who may think that this tactic a bit deceitful, but it is important to bear in mind that there are not too tons of rules against it in poker. No-limit Texas Hold’em is all about making the most of what you’re dealt and taking advantage of it to the fullest.

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October
20th 2008
FullTiltPoker.com Online Poker Room will run the 10th Full Tilt Online Poker Series

Posted under poker rooms & poker tournament & texas holdem

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The well-known online poker room FullTiltPoker.com, just let everyone know that once again they will present the Full Tilt Online Poker Series or “FTOPS” at the start of November. This Texas Hold em poker tournament will begin with a no-limit Texas Hold em with a $216 buy-in game. The Texas Hold em poker tournament will feature a prize pool of more than $15 million guaranteed. The FulltiltPoker.com tournament has a total of 25 events with the main Texas Hold em event on Sunday, November 16th which will award a $2.5 million prize pool.

There is a possibility for any Texas Hold em poker player to show their skills in the poker tournament, by winning as many satellite games as they can. The more satellite games you come first in, the more FTOPS chips you will receive. If you are successful in winning more satellite Texas Hold em games than the competition, you will win two more buy-ins for the FTOPS. The satellite games are being played at the moment, and are open for members of Full Tilt Poker.

The Full Tilt Texas Hold Em Tournament launched in 2006 with eight events and awarded $1 million in prizes. At this point, the FullTiltPoker.com tournament has become particularly famous, with last years poker event holding 25 poker events and a prize pool of more than $15 million. The FTOPS X poker tournament will feature a Two-Day Event with unprecedented buy-ins of $2500-$5000. The Initial Two-Day Event was FTOPS V, that Full Tilt Poker Championship had a winner of $400,000 in prize money. FTOPS X’s Two-Day event has a assured pot of over $2 million. This event will start on Saturday, November 15th.

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October
8th 2008
Several Pointers for reading poker tells

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A very important characteristic in poker championships is conning your opponents by making them think you actually have a good hand, when the truth is it is most likely your hand is much worse than theirs. You may have heard this referred to as “Poker face”, an expressionless face to mislead your competitors into thinking something that could be a lie.

Having a good poker hand is most likely going make you feel more anxious, could possibly make your hands shake, and your pulse race. These are tell-tale signs that your poker competition may pick up on very quickly, especially if they are old friends. Be careful not to look at the pot if you hold some decent poker cards. This will show your competition that you are, in your mind, counting how much you will possibly win.

In the situation where you have a dreadful poker hand, try not to avoid looking at your opponents, don’t lower your head, and don’t be indecisive about your bet. When you can convince yourself that your set of cards is just as good, or superior than your fellow poker players; you will possibly convince them of this as well. Try not to forget to make this seem as normal as possible. Your signals and motions could be saying one point, while what you are saying are giving them a whole different idea.

One more vital point of Texas Hold Em is to be aware of your poker buddies’ “poker tells”. A “tell” is a look or appearance that may tell you something about their poker hand. One vital rule to never forget is when your opponent appears as if he has a good poker hand; he, in all probability, has a weak Texas Hold Em hand. From a different angle, if he behaves in a way that seem like he has a poor poker hand, he very likely is holding a strong poker hand.

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September
30th 2008
Bodog Poker Tournament is looking for challengers

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Bodog Poker Open
A monster prize pool was announced by Bodog poker, with the main poker tournament awarding $300,000 guaranteed. Total cash for the eight day Texas holdem tournament will be more than $650,000, over the course of the weeklong Texas hold em tournament. The Bodog Poker tournament will begin Sunday, September 28th and continues until Sunday, October 5th. The well-known Texas Hold em tournament website will also feature six “Bounty” games, where the competitors can win $109 in tournament credits for each Team Bodog poker participant they eliminate from the poker eliminatories. David Williams, Jean-Robert Bellande, Evelyn Ng and Justin Bonomo are just a small number of the Bodog Texas Hold em pros challenging all competitors in the poker contest.

Team Bodog champ, Justin Bonomo, is undeniably thrilled about the poker contest. Over the course of his poker playing career, the 23 year old has received over $1.4 million. He says that if you considered that the first poker championship was great, you will definitely be surprised with this year’s poker contest and the prize money involved. He also challenges anyone that has the courage to eliminate him from the Bounty Tournament to step forward.

The initial Bounty Tournament is going to be the first poker contest in the contest on Sunday. Any poker competitor has the ability to buy-In directly into this, and any of the other Texas Hold em games with cash. Or another alternative is to win their way into the Texas Hold em games through the satellites which are presented every night during the poker contest week. Bodog will have six bounty events and seven “Championship Events”, which have higher buy-ins and deeper stacks.

There are thirteen contests which will lead up to the main Texas Hold em contest Texas Hold em event on Sunday, October 5 at 4:00 p.m. E.S.T. This is the grand prize event with a guaranteed $300,000 in prize money, regardless of the total number of players in the contest. All the competors who wish to enter the main poker tournament will have to shell out $500 for the buy-in and in exchange will obtain 10,000 in tournament chips.

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September
24th 2008
Answering the Top 3 Texas Holdem’ Strategy Questions

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Can I win more by playing tight or a loose poker game?

You will unquestionably hear two theories from your poker buddies or even the so-called poker pros. Let’s take a look first at the tight players. All players including yourself will have a hard time winning, if the whole poker table is playing a tight game. Probably if you have a table full of tight players what could occur is the Texas holdem’ players will end up swapping the smaller pots back and forth to each other. In the meantime the casino hotel is raking in heaps of your hard-earned poker money, and that of your competitors. So now you could think, is it better to play loose? Well, in this circumstance the better players are going to lose fewer hands, but at the end of it all nobody is going to triumph.

How can I perfect my poker playing in the long run?

The answer to this question is as easy as a piece of paper and a pen. A great approach to find out a lot about your playing method and tactic, is to keep track of your poker playing. It’s possible to write down this information during the Texas holdem’ game, and then pass it to a database on your home computer. This can also help you learn about your challenger’s playing style, and what is the best strategy to defeat them.

Is it a good idea to use the same strategy for every poker tournament?

If you consider that playing predictable poker is a winning strategy for playing poker, then you should think about varying your poker strategy. The experts have the same opinion that changing your Texas holdem’ playing style is the greatest way to confuse and baffle your poker opponents. You should try a handful of methods, discover the best ones for each situation and adjust them for each Texas holdem’ game.

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February
7th 2008
Important paths in hold’em.

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If I told you every important decision in poker was actually an easy decision would you believe me? Probably not, but if you believe in your gut feeling and have inner balance and control then you can hear and listen to your gut feeling and follow through with your gut feeling. Your gut feeling or intuition can be your best friend if you know it is right in it, trust it and listen to it. Your gut feeling is that first feeling you get, the majority of people never believe or trust in there gut feeling and dismiss the feeling as just a thought and then think more and end up with no real confident answer or decision.

Everyone knows that one guy that seems to just seems to float through life and always gets so lucky, well that guy probably listens to his inner self. He’s probably laid back, never really worried or never panics just always seems so sure.

Your gut feeling isn’t the solution to all your problems and your gut feeling isn’t always right, just because your gut feeling isn’t always right it’s not correct to stop listening to it, you need to understand that your gut feeling is the best tool that will help your more times then not, so listen to it unconditionally.

You have most likely heard the miracle stories about animals sensing stuff before it happens, or animals acting weird or behaving weird before major events happen. This is because animals rely on gut feeling, they trust and rely on instinct for survival. They don’t have time to thoroughly think things through or contemplate, they feel there gut trust it and react on it.

This is not to say that you shouldn’t think about decisions or problems and should just do what your first inner self is, because evaluation is an important and critical part of the decision making process. Going over all the variables presented to you to come up with a conclusion. So evaluation is important and should be done, but you should be able to feel your first natural instinct and let it play a major role in your decision making process. You should give your gut feeling the highest value on the list of variables that you consider when making a decision.

For the majority of people they will never be able to tap into there intuition or will never be able to know when they hear it or feel it, this is because in order to hear and listen your gut feeling you need to have balance in your mind and body, you need to have emotional control over yourself, you need to be in touch with your feelings. Everyone has instinct and gut feeling so if you don’t know what your gut feeling is it’s probably because your mind is clouded and cannot clearly identify when your gut feeling kicks in and talks to you.

Being able to hear and listen to your gut feeling can become a very powerful tool in your poker playing, you have to listen to your gut though, the first instinct or thought you have is usually always the correct decision. Your mind is a powerful database more powerful then any computer and has a hard drive that stores every hand you play, every bet that people make, every situation that happens. So your gut feeling is usually what the mind feels based on your database of similar poker situations.

So practice listening to your self, identify when your gut tells you something and believe in it and use it in life, use it on the Hold’em tables. Hopefully this will help you improve your online poker game and make you a better player.

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November
27th 2007
Online Poker and the Poker Player-Know When to Say When

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Any player familiar with the game of Texas Hold’em and the method in which the Texas Hold’em poker tournament is played can very quickly and easily explain the necessity for maintaining a strong bankroll. Without plenty of cash money at hand, the professional poker player is at an extreme disadvantage, as the player’s opponents most certainly will be strongly funded and have very little ethical problems with running roughshod over the less well-funded offense. In this critical effort to maintain a strong bankroll, there are several sets of rules that must be followed, and no end of strategies that can help the professional Texas Hold’em poker tournament player insulate their bankroll from foolish choices and excessive losses. But paramount among these bankroll protecting techniques is the need to insulate the bankroll from the player’s own poor judgment. By doling out a portion of the bankroll and depositing the rest into a bank somewhere where it is somewhat inaccessible, the professional Texas Hold’em poker player can eliminate the possibility that the player themselves will make a bad decision that will cost them their entire bankroll. Naturally, experts indicate that the players should only utilize 1% to 2% of their bankroll as wagering liquid capital at any one given time, leaving plenty of remaining cash to be invested or deposited into some type of savings account or other savings vehicle that provides some type of return on investment or just protect the bankroll from the professional poker players own bad judgment.

In many cases, this effort to insulate the player from the bankroll is the best choice that can be made and can protect a player from being dealt extreme losses and victimizing themselves with poor choices at the Texas Hold’em poker tournament table. Simply locating some type of faraway location that is immune from immediate threat or is simply out of the range of local travel will go a long way towards preventing the professional Texas Hold’em poker player from overspending and potentially burning through their bankroll before they are effectively successful at the professional Texas Hold’em poker tournament. Other good sources of insulating the player’s bankroll can be ascertained by simply investing into certificates of deposit or some other type of long-term investment that makes it virtually impossible to allow the player to get their hands on the bankroll that is so precious and critical to the on going success of the professional level Texas Hold’em poker tournament player.

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