Archive for October, 2008

October
21st 2008
Full Tilt Poker Room will hold the 10th edition of the FTOPS

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The well-known online poker website FullTiltPoker.com, just let everyone know that for the tenth time they will present the Full Tilt Online Poker Series or “FTOPS” a few weeks from now. This Texas Hold em event will open with a $216 Texas Hold em buy-in tourney. Fulltiltpoker.com will have a $15 million prize pool. The Texas Hold Em championship has 25 Texas Hold Em events with the main Texas Hold em tournament on Sunday, November 16th which will offer a $2.5 million prize pool.

There is an option for any Texas Hold em poker player to join in the Texas Hold em tournament, by coming first in as many satellite games as they are able to do. Judging by how many satellite games you succeed in, the more FTOPS cash you will receive. If you happen to win more satellite tournaments than the competition, you will win the tournament equivalent of two more buy-ins. The satellite Texas Hold em games are taking place at the moment, and all registered users of Full Tilt Poker can play.

The Full Tilt Texas Hold Em Tournament started in 2006 when it consisted of 8 events and awarded over $1 million in prize money. At the present, the poker tournament has become highly regarded, with the previous year’s tourney hosting 25 poker events and giving away prizes of over $15 million. Next month’s tournament will present a Two-Day Event with incredible buy-in amounts ranging from $2500 to $5000. The Initial Two-Day Event was FTOPS V, that FullTiltPoker.com Tournament had a prize pool that totaled over $400,000. Next month’s Two-Day event has a guaranteed poker pot of around $2 million. This tournament will begin on Sat., Nov. 15th.

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October
14th 2008
A Few tips for tricking your poker buddies

Posted under poker & poker tournament & texas hold em

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A significant point in poker is misleading your competitors by persuading them into thinking you have a good poker hand, when in all honesty you could possibly you have a terrible hand. This is referred to as “Poker face”, an unreadable expression to trick your opponents into trusting in something that might not be true.

Having a good hand is most likely going to affect your nerves, could possibly make your hands shake, and your pulse rise. These are pretty obvious signs that your competitors may pick up on very quickly, especially if they are good friends of yours. Take care not to look at the pot if you have a good poker hand. This is very obvious to your competitors that you are, in your head, counting the poker chips.

In the situation where you have a terrible poker hand, try not to avoid looking your opponents in the eyes, keep your head high, and don’t hesitate when you place your bet. In the event that you can persuade yourself that your hand is equal, or better than your poker buddies; you will have a better chance of making them think this as well. Try not to forget to keep this as natural-looking as possible. Your use of body language and actions could be saying one point, while your words and the way you say them are giving them a whole different idea.

One more vital point of Texas Hold Em tournaments is to be attentive to your opponent’s “poker tells”. A “tell” is any kind of expression, physical gesture, or habit that may tell you what kind of poker hand they have. One key rule to remember is when your competitor is acting as though he has a strong hand; he, most likely, has a very weak hand. On the contrary, 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
Bodog championship is looking for challengers

Posted under bodog poker & poker & poker tournament

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A huge prize pool was announced by Bodog Poker site, with the main Texas hold em event awarding $300,000 guaranteed. The total prizes for the eight day event will be more than $650,000, over the course of the weeklong Texas hold em tournament. The Bodog Texas Hold em tournament will begin Sunday, September 28th and continues until Sunday, October 5th. The popular poker website will also feature six “Bounty” eliminatories, where the participants can win $109 in poker credits for each Team Bodog poker competitor they knock out of the poker tournament. The biggest poker celebs will be competing against all conteders in the event.

Team Bodog champ, Justin Bonomo, is indisputably psyched about the poker contest. Throughout his poker career, the 23 year old has won over $1.4 million. He says that if you considered that the first poker contest was a good one, you will definitely be astounded with this year’s poker open and the awards involved. He also challenges anyone that dares to knock him out of the Texas hold em tournament to step forward.

The first Bounty Tournament is going to be the first poker match in the championship on Sunday. Any poker challenger is able to buy-In right into this, and any of the other events with cash. Or another option is to win their way into the events through the satellites which are presented every night during the Texas Hold em contest week. Bodog will feature six bounty events and seven “Championship Events”, which have higher buy-ins and deeper stacks.

Bodog’s tournament will have thirteen events which will lead up to the main contest on Sunday, October 5 at 4:00 p.m. E.S.T. This is the grand prize event with a guaranteed $300,000 in hard cash, despite the number of players in the tournament. All the poker challengers who wish to enter the main poker contest will have to shell out $500 for the buy-in and in exchange will receive 10,000 in tournament chips.

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