Archive for October, 2008

October
21st 2008
Full Tilt Texas Hold Em website will feature the 10th edition of the FTOPS

Posted under Poker & poker tournament & texas hold em

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The popular Texas Hold em poker website FullTiltPoker.com, just publicized that once again they will feature the Full Tilt Online Poker Series or “FTOPS” at the start of November. This well-known tournament will get started with a no-limit Texas Hold em with a $216 buy-in tourney. There is also a prize pool of more than $15 million guaranteed. The FulltiltPoker.com tournament has 25 Texas Hold Em events with the main event held on Sunday, November 16th which will award a $2.5 million prize pool.

There is an opportunity for any FullTiltPoker.com player to participate in the tournament, by coming first in as many satellite games as possible. Taking into account how many satellite games you take first place in, the more FullTiltPoker.com chips you will receive. If you happen to win more satellite games than the other players, you will gain the tournament equivalent of two more buy-ins. The satellite games are open right now, and all registered users of Full Tilt Poker can play.

The Full Tilt Texas Hold Em Tournament was created in 2006 and it had 8 events and awarded over $1 million in prize money. At the moment, the FullTiltPoker.com tournament has become incredibly well-known, with last year’s tournament hosting 25 poker events and giving away prizes of over $15 million. FTOPS X will feature a Two-Day Event having buy-ins of $2500 to $5000. The first ever Two-Day Event was FTOPS V, that tournament had a winner that was able to take $400,000 home with him. Next month’s Two-Day event has a guaranteed pot of around $2 million. This tournament will launch on the 15th of November.

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October
9th 2008
Some Advice for reading poker faces

Posted under poker hands & poker strategy & texas hold em

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An important facet in poker tournaments is conning your opponents by making them think you actually have a good hand, when in all honesty it is possible your poker hand is horrible. This is referred to as “Poker face”, an unreadable expression for fooling your competitors into trusting in an idea that may not be true.

If you happen to have a good poker hand it is most likely going to affect your nerves, could possibly cause your hands to shake, and your heartbeat race. These are pretty obvious signs that your competitors may notice very fast, especially if you have been playing with them for some time. Be careful not to look at the pot if you hold some decent poker cards. This will show your poker buddies that you are, in your mind, adding up what you might win.

In the situation where you have a mediocre or dreadful hand, try not to avoid looking at your opponents, keep your eyes up, and try not to be uncertain about your bet. If you can convince yourself that your set of cards is equal, or superior than your competition; you will possibly convince them of this as well. Remember to make this seem as normal as possible. Your signals and motions may be saying one thing, while your words and the way you say them are making them believe something entirely different.

One more vital point of Texas Hold Em is to be attentive to your opponent’s “poker tells”. A “tell” is a habit or facial gesture that may tell you something about their poker hand. One vital rule to never forget is when your competition gives the appearance that he has a great Texas Hold Em hand; he, in all likelihood, is holding a weak 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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October
1st 2008
Bodoglife poker contest is open for non-pro poker players

Posted under Poker & bodog poker & poker tournament

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The Biggest cash prize yet was announced by Bodog’s website, with the main event awarding $300,000. Total cash for the eight day tournament will be over $650,000, over the course of the weeklong Texas hold em tournament. The Bodog Texas Hold em event will begin Sunday, September 28th and continues through Sunday, October 5th. The well-known sportsbetting website will also feature six “Bounty” games, where the challengers can win $109 in tournament credits for each Team Bodog poker competitor they knock out of the poker match. The best poker players will be challenging all conteders in the poker tournament.

Team Bodog professional, Justin Bonomo, is indisputably energized about the event. Over the course of his poker playing career, the 23 year old has received nearly $1.4 million. He says that if you considered that the first poker championship was a good one, you will definitely be surprised with this year’s tournament and the awards involved. He also challenges anyone that dares to eliminate him from the poker contest to step forward.

The Kick off Bounty Tournament is going to be the first Texas Hold em game in the championship on Sunday. Any poker player is able to buy-In directly into this, and any of the other poker games with cash. Or another opportunity is to win their way into the Texas Hold em games through the satellites which are being played every night during the poker contest week. There will be six bounty events and seven “Championship Events”, which have higher buy-ins and deeper stacks.

Bodog’s event will have thirteen events which will lead up to the main event on Sunday, October 5 at 4:00 p.m. E.S.T. This is the poker championship with a guaranteed $300,000 in prizes, regardless of the quantity of Texas Hold em players in the Bodog Open. All the poker players who want to enter the main Texas Hold em contest Texas Hold em event will have to shell out $500 for the buy-in and in exchange will obtain 10,000 in Bodog poker chips.

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