Yesterday Laurie, Ashley and me played a symbolic 3$ (5cents small blind , 10cents big )game at the crib...It was awesome experience especially cause i play mostly online, so i don't get much time to "perfect" my live play....Anyways since Laurie don't play much poker, but is very intelligent, she got that famous BEGINNERS luck.She was flopping straights(Q 10, flop came AKJ)...trips(77,flop was 927) etc. and had showed us how quickly she learns the game.
I got knocked out after 15min. , thinking Laurie doesn't know what she's doing, betting on every street, only to find out that she had MONSTER hand(i made a mistake not betting the flop..and she took a free card that improved her hand to trips(77 again, flop was 10 2 9, and i held 10 2 )...river was Q..and i was down to 50 cent..
Then two of them played for another 10-15 min..until Ashley woke up with a JJ raised 25 cents and got called...flop came rainbow...all small cards and Ashley kept firing and Laurie calling hoping to get lucky again...This time lady luck was NOT on her side.Turn and river were "blanks" for her and she lost 4$ on that hand.
Thas when we stoped cause it was really late(and 3$ were symbolic...not real play..just using it to have some form of chips), but will definitely play again..
Next time we will do tour online together...It will be interesting...
I will keep it updated here...
Home games RULE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i really had good time...
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Sunday, April 6, 2008
2008 39TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER-schedule of play
Hello everyone...I wanted to give everybody more info on this years World series of poker in Las Vegas.
I hadnt been around for a while due to a various reasons,but since its a blog still in progress ,i hope nobody really minds.
I had applied for a Cardplayer's reporter positions they have available during the WSOP events, which is in July, and know i am just waiting for the response.
this is the schedule of play:
2008 39TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
05-30-2008 to 07-17-2008
Rio Suite Hotel & Casino
3700 W. Flamingo Road - Las Vegas, NV
EVENT DATE & GAME TYPEBUY-IN + ENTRYDAY 1 START TIME
Fri, May. 30 - Sun, Jun. 01
Event 1 - World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em $9,400 + $600
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Sat, May. 31 - Tue, Jun. 03
Event 2 - No-Limit Hold'em $1,365 + $135
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Mon, Jun. 02 - Wed, Jun. 04
Event 3 - Pot-Limit Hold'em $1,365 + $135
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Mon, Jun. 02 - Wed, Jun. 04
Event 4 - Mixed Hold'em $4,700 + $300
05:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Tue, Jun. 03 - Thu, Jun. 05
Event 5 - No-Limit Hold'em with Rebuys $910 + $90
Multiple Rebuys 12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Tue, Jun. 03 - Thu, Jun. 05
Event 6 - Omaha High-Low Split 8 or Better $1,365 + $135
05:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Wed, Jun. 04 - Fri, Jun. 06
Event 7 - No-Limit Hold'em $1,820 + $180
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Wed, Jun. 04 - Fri, Jun. 06
Event 8 - World Championship Mixed Event $9,400 + $600
05:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Thu, Jun. 05 - Sat, Jun. 07
Event 9 - No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed $1,365 + $135
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Thu, Jun. 05 - Sat, Jun. 07
Event 10 - Omaha / Seven Card Stud High-Low $2,300 + $200
05:00 PM PDT
.......for complete schedule go to Cardplayer.com
and of course the MAIN EVENT Schedule is under
Thu, Jul. 03 - Wed, Jul. 16
Event 54 - World Championship No-Limit Texas Hold'em $9,400 + $600
12:00 PM PDT
GOOD LUCK and see you there!!!!
I hadnt been around for a while due to a various reasons,but since its a blog still in progress ,i hope nobody really minds.
I had applied for a Cardplayer's reporter positions they have available during the WSOP events, which is in July, and know i am just waiting for the response.
this is the schedule of play:
2008 39TH ANNUAL WORLD SERIES OF POKER
05-30-2008 to 07-17-2008
Rio Suite Hotel & Casino
3700 W. Flamingo Road - Las Vegas, NV
EVENT DATE & GAME TYPEBUY-IN + ENTRYDAY 1 START TIME
Fri, May. 30 - Sun, Jun. 01
Event 1 - World Championship Pot-Limit Hold'em $9,400 + $600
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Sat, May. 31 - Tue, Jun. 03
Event 2 - No-Limit Hold'em $1,365 + $135
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Mon, Jun. 02 - Wed, Jun. 04
Event 3 - Pot-Limit Hold'em $1,365 + $135
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Mon, Jun. 02 - Wed, Jun. 04
Event 4 - Mixed Hold'em $4,700 + $300
05:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Tue, Jun. 03 - Thu, Jun. 05
Event 5 - No-Limit Hold'em with Rebuys $910 + $90
Multiple Rebuys 12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Tue, Jun. 03 - Thu, Jun. 05
Event 6 - Omaha High-Low Split 8 or Better $1,365 + $135
05:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Wed, Jun. 04 - Fri, Jun. 06
Event 7 - No-Limit Hold'em $1,820 + $180
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Wed, Jun. 04 - Fri, Jun. 06
Event 8 - World Championship Mixed Event $9,400 + $600
05:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Thu, Jun. 05 - Sat, Jun. 07
Event 9 - No-Limit Hold'em Six Handed $1,365 + $135
12:00 PM PDT
COVERAGE: SCHEDULE
Thu, Jun. 05 - Sat, Jun. 07
Event 10 - Omaha / Seven Card Stud High-Low $2,300 + $200
05:00 PM PDT
.......for complete schedule go to Cardplayer.com
and of course the MAIN EVENT Schedule is under
Thu, Jul. 03 - Wed, Jul. 16
Event 54 - World Championship No-Limit Texas Hold'em $9,400 + $600
12:00 PM PDT
GOOD LUCK and see you there!!!!
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Card Player Accepting Applications for 2008 WSOP
Hey everyone cardplayer just started accepting applications for WSOP 2008 reporters...
And when i saw that , already planing to go to Vegas ,it was like waiting for me to read it.All i need now is a little bit of luck to be picked and see you all in "Sin City" in June.
Also i am having first plans to open some kind of tournament in Serbia since its not popular there as is here, but i know it will be soon.
to apply for this position go to following link
http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/article/10857/card-player-accepting-applications-for-2008-wsop
And when i saw that , already planing to go to Vegas ,it was like waiting for me to read it.All i need now is a little bit of luck to be picked and see you all in "Sin City" in June.
Also i am having first plans to open some kind of tournament in Serbia since its not popular there as is here, but i know it will be soon.
to apply for this position go to following link
http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/article/10857/card-player-accepting-applications-for-2008-wsop
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Poker quiz!!!!
TOPIC: Middle Position
QUESTION:You have the J-T. The player on your immediate right, in early position, limps in. What do you do?
ANSWER:Fold. Don't limp in with jack-ten offsuit from middle position when only one player has limped in ahead of you and there is still more than half the table yet to act. The likelihood of the pot getting raised with this many players behind you is too high to play a weak, speculative drawing hand like this. If you call and it gets raised, you will be obliged to call the raise, resulting in you having to pay two bets to take a flop. If your hand were suited, then you could play. If you were in a later position with more players limping in, then you might have a play.
QUESTION:You have the J-T. The player on your immediate right, in early position, limps in. What do you do?
ANSWER:Fold. Don't limp in with jack-ten offsuit from middle position when only one player has limped in ahead of you and there is still more than half the table yet to act. The likelihood of the pot getting raised with this many players behind you is too high to play a weak, speculative drawing hand like this. If you call and it gets raised, you will be obliged to call the raise, resulting in you having to pay two bets to take a flop. If your hand were suited, then you could play. If you were in a later position with more players limping in, then you might have a play.
Thursday, January 3, 2008
It's the Most Players to Play at One Time on One Site, Ever
PokerStars hit a stunning milestone Sunday, Dec. 30, when 150,000 players logged onto the site to play poker. That's approximately 20,000 tables running at once (PokerStars runs hundreds of shorthanded games). There's nowhere near that number of tables at brick-and-mortar casinos in the entire United States.
The achievement took place during the $1,050 Sunday Million, when it was daylight in America and prime time in Europe. That tournament alone had 1,800 players. The $11 Sunday Hundred Grand reached its player-cap of 20,000.
PokerStars first hit the 100,000 mark in February of 2006. In May of the same year, it dealt its five-billionth hand, an achievement that took a little more than five years. A year later, the site celebrated its 10-billionth hand.
The site also saw more than 3,400 of its players earn more than 100,000 Frequent Players Points each, granting them Supernova status at the site. Nearly 40 players earned at least 1 million points in 2007, making them Supernova Elite players.
taken from Cardplayer
The achievement took place during the $1,050 Sunday Million, when it was daylight in America and prime time in Europe. That tournament alone had 1,800 players. The $11 Sunday Hundred Grand reached its player-cap of 20,000.
PokerStars first hit the 100,000 mark in February of 2006. In May of the same year, it dealt its five-billionth hand, an achievement that took a little more than five years. A year later, the site celebrated its 10-billionth hand.
The site also saw more than 3,400 of its players earn more than 100,000 Frequent Players Points each, granting them Supernova status at the site. Nearly 40 players earned at least 1 million points in 2007, making them Supernova Elite players.
taken from Cardplayer
Saturday, December 29, 2007
basic poker lessons
For all of my friends and other people that don't know rules of poker Texas hold-em...here they are.
I included the video at the top of the page with some basic poker lessons for you to understand better the game...
If you have any questions(or suggestions) please don't hesitate to write it in the comment area
I included the video at the top of the page with some basic poker lessons for you to understand better the game...
If you have any questions(or suggestions) please don't hesitate to write it in the comment area
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