Just wanted to say I had fun tonight. There was some good players there. Want to say thanks to all of U players it couldn't have happened without the members of this site. BUT most IMPORTANT I made it to final table lol!!!!!

Ohhh yea thanks Gob for setting it up

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I have been losing more money on cash tables than I should be over the last month. Do you thinking about playing guarntee tournaments is a better way to go? I can't stand to play freerolls anymore so thats pretty much out for me.

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#1  Pair of Ace
#2   Pair of Kings
#3   Pair of Queens
#4   Pair of Jacks
#5   Ace King Suited
#6   Pair of Tens
#7   Ace Queen Suited
#8   Ace Jack Suited
#9   Ace King Offsuit
#10  King Queen Suited
#11  Ace Ten Suited
#12  King Jack Suited
#13  Ace Queen Offsuit
#14  Pair of Nines
#15  Queen Jack Suited
#16  King Ten Suited
#17  Pair of Eights
#18  Queen Ten Suited
#19  Ace Nine Suited
#20  Ace Jack Offsuit

Tags: Starting Hands

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I was just asked a question I do not know the answer to. So here I turn to all of you for your opinions... At what point are you considered a professional. What are the quifications you have to pass to be a real life professional poker player???

I want to add to this question if you are making money in tournaments where does this place you in the pro amature catagory?

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Hey everyone we have a freeroll tonight on player's only 8:00pm est I would love to see a big turnout since the last scheduled tournament sank. Someone is putting the money out there for us to play so damnit lets play see ya on the felt

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Are these good? its for 618 hands played....

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 Hold'em (Real Money):

33 hands played and saw flop:
 - 3 times out of 5 while in small blind      (60%)
 - 3 times out of 6 while in big blind      (50%)
 - 13 times out of 22 in other positions      (59%)
 - a total of 19 times out of 33      (58%)

 Pots won at showdown - 1 out of 8      (13%)
 Pots won without showdown - 3
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 Omaha Hi/Lo (Real Money):

571 hands played and saw flop:
 - 79 times out of 84 while in small blind      (94%)
 - 75 times out of 77 while in big blind      (97%)
 - 311 times out of 410 in other positions      (76%)
 - a total of 465 times out of 571      (81%)

 Pots won at showdown - 147 out of 232      (63%)
 Pots won without showdown - 28
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 7 Card Stud Hi/Lo (Real Money):

14 hands played:
 - saw fourth street 10 times      (71%)
 - saw fifth street 10 times      (71%)
 - saw sixth street 10 times      (71%)
 - reached showdown 7 times      (50%)

 Pots won at showdown - 2 out of 7      (29%)
 Pots won without showdown - 1


I guess you guys may be right about playing too many hands but I'm at the crossroads there, 
I sit down with 80 cent at the table and walk away with $2-3 on a 2-4 limit table... 
So yea I guess I could play less hands but i've NEVER went and readded chips.
 I have everytime walked away in the plus even if its just 2 cent it's still a come up

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I am looking to learn pineapple I really dont want to learn by useing real money.. Does anyone know know of a site besides ub that not only has the game but also take cutomers from the usa and also have the game on free chips?

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Just want to say thanks to all of you who have gave me a little knowledge from your personal stash.. I'm having a very good day and have doubled up on a few diffrent sites...

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I have been in a situation where I need to pull a bluff.. This point being low on chips and not catching blinds and antes anr just eating away... I am wondering the opions of you other players as to what hand is more likely to hit or your own personal favs to try out cause calling just to get a crappy flop is not the way... When is a good time etc...When I do it do I do it quick or do I seem to think about it?

Tags: Bluffing

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