Card poker Articles
1: Elite Strategy: No Limit Hold'em with David Peters
Titled 'Elite Strategy,' these articles feature the wisdom of some of poker's top players and they provide viewers with a look at what goes on inside the head of the game's elite when they are looking to build their stack. The Player: David PetersAt 22, David Peters has become a well-respected player for his live and online play with 35 live cashes.
2: USA, NFL: Divisional Playoffs
New Orleans Saints Quarterback Drew Brees congratulates the Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Tony Romo in giving the Saints their first defeat at the Louisiana Superdome in the regular season. The Saints will hope that a repeat of the defeat would be avoided against the Arizona Cardinals. The Cowboys will travel to Minnesota, while the Colts host the Ravens.
3: Top Ten Poker Events of the Decade: Part 2
Now, let's take a look at the top five events that have shaped the game as we know it during the past ten years. 5. Taking America's Game to the WorldAs the middle of the decade approached, poker, and more particularly tournament poker, was still primarily an American pastime.
4: Breaking Bad and Poker
So here's my story, I am a huge fan of Breaking Bad, so much so that a friend and I had some shirts custom made, this is due to the fact that we can't buy any (Get with the program AMC, there's money to be made in merch). We both wore our shirts to a Poker tournament last Wednesday and I ended up winning 1st place.
5: Carli Books Record 40th WSOPC Cash
Carli continued to prove himself the most prolific player in World Series of Poker Circuit history this week, booking a record 40th cash with a second place finish at an Atlantic City prelim event.The Alliance, Ohio resident finished second to New Jersey's Shawn Sniffin in the $500 +60 No-Limit Hold'em tournament at Harrah's Atlantic City Sunday that drew 621 players.
6: Gaming: What's the deal with Three Card Poker?
SAN FRANCISCO - Three Card Poker is one of many new table games players are flocking to - it's easy to learn, there's fast action and there's better control of betting, with possible smaller losses and maybe bigger bets with a potential for a bigger win. The three-card betting game likely traces its origins back 300 years to England.
7: ESPN gets plenty of dramatics for final table telecast
ESPN got its wish when the World Series of Poker Main Event final table unfolded in dramatic fashion. But in a bit of twisted irony, the excessive amount of extraordinary hands that played out during what was the longest final table in WSOP history made Jamie Horowitz and his crew's job that much more difficult.
8: New Cryptologic Online Casino Table Games
The third slot game was Monkeys to Mars. Along with these online casino games Cryptologic released a pack of four table games. Two of these were new games. These are Triple Action Hold'em and Aces and Faces video poker. The two other games were upgraded versions of its existing popular games Let it Ride and Three Card Poker.
9: Poker-playing priest wins big for parish on TV game show
Father Andrew Trapp, parochial vicar at St. Michael Church in Garden City, S.C., won $100,000 on "Pokerstars Million Dollar Challenge," a new poker-themed game show that debuted on the Fox television network Oct. 11 - CNS photo/Catholic Miscellany Father Andrew Trapp, parochial vicar at St.
10: Utah Jazz: Sloan likes Suton's defense, determination
Nearly a month since the start of training camp -- and three games into the NBA exhibition season, which continues Thursday night against Portland -- second-round draft choice Goran Suton remains a mystery. At least to the untrained eye. Utah coach Jerry Sloan has been watching the wide-body center out of Michigan State, however, and he sees a young player who possesses an ability that the Jazz have been lacking in recent seasons.
11: Md. Logger Favorite to Win Poker's Main Event
Darvin Moon, one of nine finalists in the World Series of Poker tournament in Las Vegas, is a professional logger by day and an amateur poker player by night. Comments that include profanity or personal attacks or other inappropriate comments or material will be removed from the site. Additionally, entries that are unsigned or contain "signatures" by someone other than the actual author will be removed.
12: Roddy's rude awakening: WRs aren't he...
There's a belief among NFL men that wide receivers are, with a few exceptions, interchangeable. Larry Fitzgerald is one such exception, Randy Moss another, Andre Johnson of the Texans a third. But that's about it. From there on, not much separation - to invoke a receiver's word - is seen between, say, the league's fourth-best receiver and the 44th-best.
13: How to play Seven Card Stud
Kevin Adams has a Bachelor of Science in Computers and Applied Mathematics and owns and operates several websites and forums. He has been a freelance writer for three years and has written reviews for a number of online casinos. Kevin has always found the entertainment value at most casinos exceeds that of conventional vacation spots.
14: Meet the November Nine
Are you breaking the law when you play online poker for money? A high-stakes showdown over the next few months might finally provide an answer. The debate about online poker continues ' Andrew Feldman and Bluff's Lance Bradley introduce this year's November Nine and analyze the play with players Phil Ivey, Kevin Schaffel and Steven Begleiter.
15: Seminole casino offers free card game lessons
TAMPA - For those who aren't sure whether Pai Gow is a Chinese carry-out dish or think Texas Hold'em might be some country song, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino has a deal. Today, casino dealers started leading people through various games, playing mock hands with fake chips. Ray Carey of Sun City Center got a quick education in let it ride, a version of poker that matches the player's three cards with two community cards all players can use to create a typical five-card poker hand.
16: Jeff Lisandro takes home 3rd win in '09
I don't know how many of these recaps I've started off with "wow," but here's one more. Wow. With the huge field sizes and improvement among players around the world, never did I expect to see a triple-bracelet winner in the near future of the WSOP. Predictably, I was wrong, as Jeff Lisandro won Event 44, the $2,500 razz event, to win his third bracelet of 2009 and the fourth of his career.
17: SHELBURNE: Clippers ride steady ship in sea of NBA draft madness
PLAYA VISTA - So the Clippers didn't screw it up after all. Not that Mike Dunleavy & Co. was around back when Michael Olowokandi looked like a good idea back in 1998. But with more than a month to think about things since winning the lottery and the chance to pick burly Oklahoma power forward Blake Griffin - also known as the only sure thing in this wacky NBA draft - any fan who has suffered through some of the team's misfortunes over the years was sweating it all the way up until NBA commissioner David Stern made it official about five minutes after the draft began Thursday evening.
18: Rising Poker Star Brandon Cantu Joins UltimateBet's Team UB
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19: Phil Ivey Wins Second WSOP Bracelet of 2009 in Omaha/Stud High-Low ...
WSOP) as a five-time bracelet winner. Now, he's up to seven, tied with Billy Baxter for the sixth most in WSOP history. Ivey barreled through one of the most talented final tables assembled during the 2009 WSOP in the $2,500 buy-in Omaha/Seven Card Stud High-Low Split Eight or Better event (#25).
20: 'Simpsons' producer Sam Simon brings his poker buddies to the screen
Sam Simon, who developed "The Simpsons" with Matt Groening and James L. Brooks, has had a fair amount of time and even more money on his hands since setting the little cartoon out on the road to becoming one of the most popular TV shows of all time. In the decades since Bart's bow, Simon has busied himself as something of a canine-centric philanthropist and as host of one of what must be the most hilarious home games of poker in Hollywood, filling the seats around his card table with some of comedy's biggest names.
21: This particular version is NS, non-suited. It has a ...
The term bandit evokes images of the old west and a masked man on horseback, six-shooter in hand, riding away from the bank he just robbed. In poker a bandit is defined a little differently but takes your money just the same. A bandit is a starting hand containing a 7, 8, or 9 and will usually result in the loss of money.
22: Side bets a side show that will not go away
The one table game that has the most side bets associated with it is blackjack. It seems as if inventors and gaming companies are always coming up with new, gimmicky ideas about how to relieve players of their money. The reason for this is simple. Blackjack just happens to be the most popular of all table games, and it also has the lowest house edge among all games when you play correctly using basic strategy.
23: Canadian amateur upsets Vegas pros at poker championship
An amateur player, who blocked distractions out with sunglasses and headphones, beat a Vegas star to capture the 2009 Canadian Open Poker Championship in Calgary. Benjamin LaBlond, 22, of Hull, Que. - whose only real experience is playing poker online - took home $100,000 in tax-free cash after winning the tournament at the Stampede Casino on Sunday.
24: Monte Carlo Night 2009 supports Hospice provider
Ticket sales, sponsorships and other donations went a long way to help shape the annual benefit. But it was obvious guests were not about to pass up the opportunity to support the charity by participating in its si Silent auction chairwomen Arla Chandler, Hobbie Dees and Barbara Duke had arranged for individuals and businesses to donate more than 300 gift items to prompt bidding during the early segments of the night.
25: Popular Card Game Offers Huge Payouts
There is a game in the live action section of most casinos that affords you a chance to collect on your bet even though your hand may be inferior to that of the dealer. You can actually look down at your cards, happy with the fact that you have drawn, oh say a pair of sevens, and not be disheartened when you find out the dealer has a pair of aces.
26: Edward Norton: Playing poker with Woody Harrelson a great deal
Woody Harrelson, for one very simple reason: He can kick Harrelson's butt at cards. "He's more of my victim. I love to take as much money off of him as possible," the actor told us at a SoHo Rep gala. Norton, who learned how to be a card shark for "Rounders," is slated to play in a charity tournament in Cannes this month, and he's hoping another card-playing actor, Tobey Maguire, won't be there.
27: Massachusetts MINI Cooper Dealer Hosts 4th Annual Poker Rally
sales@minipeabody.comTalk about a dealership that knows how to have a good time. On Sunday, May 17th, MINI of Peabody raises the stakes at their 4th annual Poker Rally. The loyal customer fan base at MINI of Peabody has been waiting all year long for this popular event. This year, the event moved from its usual first Sunday in May to the 3rd weekend as the dealership just celebrated the launch of the 2009 MINI Cooper convertible.
28: Third time's a charm at WSOP Circuit event
LOS ANGELES, California -- (PRESS RELEASE) -- When players at the latest World Series of Poker Circuit championship event finally reached the prize money, the poker world started buzzing with several questions: 1. Would this prove to be Michael "the Grinder" Mizrachi's long-anticipated WSOP breakthrough victory?
29: Better machine. Given a choice, always select a machine ...
Over the past seven years I spent some of my time in casinos playing video poker (the rest, playing blackjack). Why video poker? Because I can have the edge in video poker and make money as I have done playing blackjack. Here's how I did it. There are three important steps to become a skilled video poker player.
30: Group gets together to try out new and lesser known card, board ...
Group gets together to try out new and lesser known card, board and dice games By MICHAEL FORTUNA, DAILY SUN THE VILLAGES - Two games that are worlds apart - poker and bingo - have joined forces to create a new game called Po-Ke-No. During a session Monday afternoon at Chatham Recreation Center, the Crazy Fun and Games group played Po-Ke-No, a combination of poker and Keno (a bingo-like game) that uses card faces instead of numbers on the board.
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