In no limit Texas Holdem poker the capacity to be able to win a pot is easier in many ways than it is in other forms of poker like limit hold’em for example. Big bets and raises always stand a very high percentage chance of taking the pot down. However it is a mistake to [...]
Archive for April, 2011
The concept of polarisation in no-limit hold’em
Posted by Richard Hanlon on April 27th, 2011
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Black Friday: Impact on Online Poker’s Big Two
Posted by Richard Hanlon on April 21st, 2011
One of the bigger questions that has been tossed around in the wake of Black Friday is this; how are online sites going to deal with their day to day operations in the wake of the scandal? Players have been left scrambling for a new home, searching for the best Cake Poker signup code, but [...]
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Playing Rebuy Tournaments: The Post-Rebuy Period
Posted by Richard Hanlon on April 21st, 2011
After you get through the wild and crazy period that is the rebuy levels, you come to the post rebuy period with a bunch of chips in play, relatively small blinds, and a bunch of players that just got done gambling their hearts out for the past hour and may not have settled down from [...]
WSOP Online Poker Review
Posted by Richard Hanlon on April 21st, 2011
OPSR RATING 4.5 / 5 Stars (191 Votes) WSOP.com Online Poker for Real Money Can you play real money poker at WSOP online? Whether or not you can play poker for real money at WSOP online depends on where you’re from. If you’re from the US, then the answer is no – WSOP.com does not [...]
Is This the End of the Road For Full Tilt Poker?
Posted by Richard Hanlon on April 19th, 2011
While coverage of Black Friday has generally treated Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars as if they were in the same boat, the fact seems to be that it was Full Tilt – and not PokerStars – who stood (and stands) to lose the most from the news of DoJ indictments. Yes, there are parallels between [...]