Poker

[Matteh]

It's about as much of a sport as snooker.

If it can be played in a pub with no restrictions, then it's not a sport. Darts/Snooker/Pool/Any Card Game/Table Football are all out.

[dontcloseyoureyes]

If it can be played in a pub with no restrictions, then it's not a sport. Darts/Snooker/Pool/Any Card Game/Table Football are all out.

Well I never said poker was a sport, so I'm agreeing with you really.

[Bobisback]

If it can be played in a pub with no restrictions, then it's not a sport. Darts/Snooker/Pool/Any Card Game/Table Football are all out.

Bowls?

[Matteh]

I reckon i could play bowls in a pub. Granted the floor wouldn't be of the same material, and i'd have to tell people to move for awhile, but i could do it.

[dontcloseyoureyes]

A good portion of clubs over here have indoor bowls.

[pasag]

Stopped playing online for money when i was playing and omaha tournament, 10 left, top 8 get paid, i was holding KKxx flop was KdKx i went all in turn and river showed Ad Qd the guy that called me had Jd10d in his hand. I cried.

[Bobisback]

Was almost my exact reaction to it. Though i had a couple more tears, more yelling, more closing of party poker, more throwing things etc.

[KennyD]

....

Get this instead.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...wflopturnri-20

[pasag]

Not sure why you deleted the thread with 20+ posts and started a new one. Anyways, merged and moved to OT.

[Prince EWS]

I don't even like her.

[andyc]

I don't even like her.

Haha, dire.

[Prince EWS]

Haha, dire.

AWTA.

[Bobisback]

Playing on pokerstars right now, if anyone wants to try to get into a sitngo together msn me.

bobisback_diablo@hotmail.com

[open365]

My pokerstars username is SSDas if you happen to be on the tables at the same time don't be afraid to join.

Usualy can find me playing $10 SNGs and $.010/$.25 cash games most hours of the day.

[open365]

OK this thread is for poker lovers on the forum talk anything poker related on this thread. a few tip that I have picked up down there chips if they put it hard and aggressively mostly it means they have a bad hand. Secondly don't rely on pocket pairs to win you a match if you see you've been dealt a pocket act naturally so some players stay in (And don't think you've got a definite win on you) thirdly body language tells a lot about play analyse each player before going in big. fourthly tell people what you have I do this all the time I might have a 9 of hearts and ten of hearts and the flop shows three hearts I tell people what I have which makes them think I'm lying and play me. Don't do this too often though. Fifthly folding is ninety percent of your game particularly when there are a lot of players still on the table. There is noway you can bluff every single round or win every round. If you dont want these tips fine, I wouldn't take tips from a player in learning who has only ever played with two pees ( When I was only playing for play money) against his brothers dad and uncle.

That's the worse tactic ever, play your own game and let your opponents worry about there's, not only is it bad play it's bad ettiquette to boot.

The advise about pocket pairs is right, they're one of a begginers biggest downfalls.

With a pocket pair, you'll only hit a set on the flop 1/10 times. With a small pocket pair (7s or lower) you will probably only win a showdown in you make trips, it is very unlikely that there won't be any overcards on the board and if there is such a case someone has probably made trips or a straight themselves.

7s or lower imo are where begginers loose a big % of their chips.