How to go from poker novice to expert in the shortest time.
Posted in Poker No Comments March 28th, 2010
No Limit Texas Hold’em Poker Hand Held Game
Price: $40.00
No Limit Texas Hold’em Poker Hand Held Game
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Welcome to the site for in-person free to enter poker tournaments in the Harrisburg area!
Do your really need an excuse to go to The Coliseum? Now you have one. Come on by and play Poker. . Directions click here
Your invited to to poker league tryouts every Tuesday & Wednesday at 8PM.
Points are based on the number of players entered in each weekly game, so come on in and make a name for yourself
717 Poker Tour runs a weekly poker game at Coliseum Camp Hill, every Tuesday night at 8PM.
Points can be earned each week and are posted on our leader board page. Points are based on the number of players entered in each weekly game, so come on in and make a name for yourself
The top 24 in points on Thursday will qualify to play in the Season 1 Championship Event. Season 1 Championship Tournament will be Saturday 12/6/2008 game starts at 1PM.
Coliseum tournament details:
Starting stack: 700 chips
Red 5 – 4
Blue 10 – 3
Green 50 – 5
Black 100 -4
Welcome to the site for in-person free to enter poker tournaments in the Harrisburg area!
Do your really need an excuse to go to The Coliseum? Now you have one. Come on by and play Poker. . Directions click here
Your invited to to poker league tryouts every Tuesday & Wednesday at 8PM.
Points are based on the number of players entered in each weekly game, so come on in and make a name for yourself
Posted in Poker No Comments March 28th, 2010
One of the most popular card games these days is Poker. Yes, more and more people, from all walks of life, are playing poker. Blame it on television, the internet, or man’s simple lust for the exciting game, you are probably one of those who want to know how to play poker and play it right! In playing poker, of course, the first motivation is the thrill, the mind games and tricks, and definitely, the money. Although not all poker games involve real money, historically, money and bets are the name the name of the game! And, of course, if you want to win money and be part of the huge number of people playing the ultimate card game, you must know how to play poker right.
All poker players definitely want to win, that is the ultimate goal, right? But it has been a known fact that in order to win, you must master the moves. And what better way to do this than by being an expert at the basics. So we will teach you the basics first, then the different poker variations, and later on, the sly yet winning tips each poker player must know. In here, we will first discuss how to play poker using the 5-Card Draw or the regular poker. Learning the basics and mastering them will lead you right on winning!
1. Know the card values and combinations. If you want to know how to play poker, you have got know the cards being used. Know their values and understand that in the end, the person with the highest value (Ace being the highest) wins. Poker uses 52 cards (in 5-draw, but other variations may use less like the Ross Perot Poker) and the highest is the Ace. In most card games, ace is usually the highest in value. The others card follow (highest to lowest value): King, Queen, Jack, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, and 2. Knowing these values and the symbols Clubs, Spades, Hearts and Diamonds, is very basic, every poker player should memorize them.
It is also very basic to know the different card combinations namely the Royal Flush, Straight Flush, Four of a Kind, Full House, Flush, Straight, Three of a Kind, Two Pair, One Pair, and the High Card.
2. Place the “ante”. The ante is the token bets (chips, bills, coins, depending on the group’s preferences) and is placed at the center of the poker table. Other players will also put their bets using the value or amount the first player did. In poker, remember, winner takes all.
3. Deal. Five cards will be dealt to each player, face down. The remaining deck of cards will be placed in the middle of the table.
4. Analyzing your cards. Each player would analyze their cards. This is where bluffing and there tricks may be used. Beware though of the usual telltale signs like holding of breath, eye movements, signs of nervousness, etc.
5. The rounds of the game continue. Each player (usually starting with the person on the left of the dealer) can “see or call”, fold (quit), or raise. After this, draws can be made. A draw is disposing of card/s that you think you won’t be needed. A draw is made by throwing the cards face down on the table.
6. Another round of betting is done. After a series of this, some players will eventually tend to fold once they realize their cards are weak or the stakes to high to risk with their set of cards.
7. Expose. This is the last step where all players end the game by exposing all their cards. The player with the highest value of card/s wins and he takes all.
The steps mentioned above are the basics of how to play poker. Mastering these steps can give you the ultimate winning edge. After this, you are ready on how to play poker using the other variations.
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Posted in Poker 12 Comments March 28th, 2010
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Posted in Poker 4 Comments March 28th, 2010
How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em: Insider Tips, Strategies, and Advice to Help You Master the Game of Online Poker
Price: $12.95
How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em: Insider Tips, Strategies, and Advice to Help You Master the Game of Online Poker
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If you’re interested in learning how to make serious money at online poker, then “How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em” is the perfect book for you. Every bit of this book is packed with the latest cutting edge information on how to dominate the online poker tables. Inside, you’ll discover a wide range of insider tips and advice, including: – Exactly how to calculate pot odds and outs. – When you should blind steal. – When and how to properly use the squeezing technique. – How to adjust your speed of play to hang with the high rollers. – How to properly use check boxes/auto plays. – Ways to keep track of your opponents fold & flop percentages. – How to use the chat box to your advantage. …and more! By implementing the strategies and advice contained in “How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em”, the amount of money you’ll win in just a single playing session will easily pay for the cost of this book many times over. “How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em” is written in plain, easy to understand English (you won’t find any super complicated technical jargon here), and is designed to effortlessly lead you through the process of systematically mastering online poker, step-by-step. So if you’re serious about consistently winning serious cash online, then “How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em” will help you take your game to the next level.
How to Win at Online Texas Hold ‘Em: Insider Tips, Strategies, and Advice to Help You Master the Game of Online Poker
Posted in Poker No Comments March 28th, 2010
Zynga Prepaid Cards Hit U.S. Retailers
Social game developer Zynga announced that its prepaid game cards for titles like FarmVille and Mafia Wars are now available at several major U.S. retailers, including 7-Eleven, Inc., Best Buy, GameStop and Target. The $10 and $25 cards, which offer an alternative way of buying in-game goods (e.g. virtual furniture, power-ups) to consumers who don’t have access to credit cards or bank accounts …
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Posted in Poker 5 Comments March 28th, 2010
World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions
Price: $12.99
World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions
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Face more pros than ever: Put your poker skills to the ultimate test against more than 20 of the world’s top poker players Building on last year’s most successful poker title and the number one brand in poker, World Series of Poker: Tournament of Champions takes a story-based approach. Take a seat next to Chris inJesusin Ferguson as his prot g , a new professional poker player.
World Series of Poker Tournament of Champions
Posted in Poker 2 Comments March 27th, 2010
Set of 500 11.5 gram Poker Chips w/Aluminum Case, 3 Dealer Buttons, 2 Decks of Playing Cards, 5 Dice, & 2 Cut Cards
Price: $39.99
Set of 500 11.5 gram Poker Chips w/Aluminum Case, 3 Dealer Buttons, 2 Decks of Playing Cards, 5 Dice, & 2 Cut Cards
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Set of 500 heavy 11.5 gram dice striped poker chips. Bonus: FREE dealer buttons including 2″ dealer, little blind, and big blind buttons. Plus, 2 casino cut cards, 2 decks of playing cards, and 5 dice all included in the set. These professional grade chips are made of a High Quality ABS Composite Resin with a metal insert for added weight. Each 11.5 gram chip is made to specifications and is perfectly balanced to give the proper effect. The strong new aluminum reinforced case has space for 2 decks of playing cards, 500 chips, and 5 dice, all included.
Set of 500 11.5 gram Poker Chips w/Aluminum Case, 3 Dealer Buttons, 2 Decks of Playing Cards, 5 Dice, & 2 Cut Cards
Posted in Poker No Comments March 26th, 2010
Shane Lynch Signs with Ladbrokes Poker
It has been confirmed: Boyzone celebrity Shane Lynch is the latest recruit to sign up with Ladbrokes Poker . The singer and drifting superstar is eager to pit his skills against fellow poker players in online poker rooms.
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Posted in Poker 1 Comment March 26th, 2010
I want to deal 52 cards into 1 to 10 poker hands. and/or, in an excel column with 52 cells labelled for each card, AH,AS,AC,AD,KH,KS,KC,KD, etc. how can I assign random numbers from 1 to 52 to each cell without duplicating numbers as RANDBETWEEN and RAND commands do, and without doing each of 52 cells separately?
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