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		<title>Free Poker Tournaments</title>
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		<pubdate>Tue, 10 May 2011 21:59:36 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A poker tournament will often consist of the players involved being divided between the various tables and each one having the same amount of chips<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/bonus-best-poker-bonuses/free-poker-tournaments/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A <a title="Types of Poker Tournaments" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/poker-tournaments-types/">poker tournament</a> will often consist of the players involved being divided between the various tables and each one having the same amount of chips for placing bets with.  Then as a player wins a game he will move on to the next level within the tournament until they get to the final game and a winner is declared.  However a lot of people will not take part in these tournaments because the fee that is charged for them to enter.  However there are free poker tournaments available today which are known as Free Roll ones.</p>
<p>These tournaments are exactly the same as any other kind of poker tournament except that you do not have to pay a fee in order to gain entry to them.  These games have become big business on the internet today as they all you to take part without having to pay any kind of deposit, plus a player does not need to have raked hands or any bonus points all a player needs to do is log in and then they can start playing.</p>
<p>These types of tournaments have become extremely popular with many of the people who now operate online poker rooms as it is a way to not only get players to come to their site, but also to help reward those that continue to use their site as well.</p>
<p>The only real downside to taking part in this kind of online poker game is that the prize money being offered is relatively small compared to those games where an entry free is required.  But in even the worse case scenarios a person taking part in such games as these will end up breaking even.  For the simple reason although they may not have won anything they haven’t spent anything either.</p>
<p>A lot of players will now use these free poker tournaments as a way of providing them with leverage so that they can take part in more major tournaments and therefore start to win larger sums of money as well without it actually costing them anything.  It is a great idea for a player to play a few hands in these types of games using real money and then they may find that they get invited to take part tournaments which are not a risk to them as they do not need to put any entry fee money down.  There are even some of these free poker tournaments where a player will be rewarded points for the way that they play and which they can then redeem and use as their way of paying an entry fee to a tournament which they would like to take part in.  So you can see there is more to taking part in these kinds of tournaments rather than just learning how to play the game.</p>
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		<title>Choosing The Right Sit n Go</title>
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		<pubdate>Sun, 01 May 2011 20:57:07 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[All of the online poker sites will offer sit and go tournaments, but choosing the right sit n go tournament is crucial to you actually<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/poker-strategy/choosing-the-right-sit-n-go/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/http://thepokerblog.co.cc/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/small-pairs-poker1.jpg"><img class="alignleft size-thumbnail wp-image-1982" title="small-pairs-poker[1]" src="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/http://thepokerblog.co.cc/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/small-pairs-poker1-150x150.jpg" alt="" width="150" height="150" /></a>All of the online poker sites will offer sit and go tournaments, but choosing the right sit n go tournament is crucial to you actually having a chance to win some cash from it. A lot of <a title="UK Poker Sites" href="http://pokerbankrolls.org/best-uk-poker-site/">UK Poker Sites</a> have a wide variety of different types of sit n go for you to choose from so here are a few pointers to help you get the best from them.</p>
<h1>Type of Poker</h1>
<p>First and foremost you must make sure that the tournament is being played using a format that you are good at. There is no point in joining a 5 card stud turbo, when you only play Texas Holdem and like to take your time about it. This can be a surprisingly easy mistake to make and before you know it you are in a tournament way out of your depth.</p>
<h2>Available Bankroll</h2>
<p>Managing Poker bankrolls in sit n go tournaments is as important as anywhere else in poker. You must join a tournament that is within your budget and is not likely to bust you out of all your cash. Although the higher entrance fee offers a bigger cash pot at the end these types of tournament generally offer only the top players the prizes. In case you are not yet playing for real money you can get a <a title="Free Poker Bankroll" href="http://pokerbankrolls.org/">free poker bankroll</a>.</p>
<h3>Amount of Players</h3>
<p>Sit n Go’s are as they sound you must sit and wait until the competition is full before it will start. Therefore if the are looking for 90 players and only 10 have signed up you may be in for a long wait before it gets going. If you have the time you can sign up and play some cash games while you wait. The amount of players is also important when the game starts, some people like the multi table tournaments where others like to enter the 1 table, quick fire ones. You will have to get the balance between the amount of time you have and the type of tournament you wish to play in.</p>
<h3>Payouts</h3>
<p>Another important factor but often overlooked is what places will be paid out at the end. Its typical on a 1 table tournament that only the top 3 get paid and sometimes with a field of 90 as little as 7 get paid. It is very important to check the structure to find out before you start and then ask yourself if you think you are good enough to get in the money. Do not play multi-table tournaments if you don´t have at least 100 Times the buy in in your <a href="http://www.pokerbasecamp.com/managing-your-bankroll/">bankroll</a>.</p>
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		<title>Full Tilt and Pokerstars Settle, but Absolute Poker not going without a fight.</title>
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		<pubdate>Wed, 27 Apr 2011 02:03:56 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The biggest news at the moment is the shutting down of four major online poker rooms by the US Government. Both Full Tilt and Pokerstars<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/poker-news/full-tilt-and-pokerstars-pay-fine-absolute-poker-fights/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The biggest news at the moment is the shutting down of four major online poker rooms by the US Government. Both Full Tilt and Pokerstars have, this week, settled with the courts never to offer poker or any kind of gambling for real money inside the United States again. This will allow them to continue to offer services to those not living in the US. Absolute Poker (which also owns Ultimate Bet, the 4th site to be banned) are not taking their ban laying down. Just as the other poker rooms have done, they have announced that the re-funding of all their American accounts to customers remains their priority. The finance minister for Antigua, the home of Absolute Poker has stated that he believes the poker giants should stand their ground against the US Government and pursue intervention from the World Trade Organisation. Its unsure how long this stand off will continue but it could have an interesting backlash should the Poker room win.</p>
<h1>WSOP stays put and announces a new partnership</h1>
<p>With all the noise about the US Government shutting down sites, its hard to find any hope for the US when it comes to poker. However the worlds biggest poker event the World Series Of Poker has announced it will still be played in the poker capital of the world Las Vegas. Where would we be without all the glitz and glamour that Vegas brings us, thank god the Government has not turned on our favourite competition. WSOP also announced this week that they will be teaming up with ESPN to bring us all the coverage of the event. It seems slightly ironic that the winner of the 2003 event, claimed his seat through a <a title="Poker Tournament Types" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/poker-tournaments-types/">qualifying satellite</a> on Pokerstars. This year hopes to be another massive turn out with last year attracting nearly 73,000 entrants.</p>
<h2>Party Poker Spring Millions This Sunday</h2>
<p>Sunday 1st May sees the <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/go/partypoker">Party Poker Millions</a> come round again and you can get yourself a seat through one of the many satellites available on their site, this means you could get a seat for as little as $1. For those of you that would like to buy a seat for the main event, it will cost you a buy in of $600 + $40. Well worth a shot with that kind of money on offer.</p>
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		<title>Poker Starting Hands Chart</title>
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		<pubdate>Fri, 15 Apr 2011 00:07:44 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Of course anyone knows that a hand like AA is better that a hand like 22. That is the obvious part of the starting hands<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/blog-posts/poker-starting-hands-chart/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Of course anyone knows that a hand like AA is better that a hand like 22. That is the obvious part of the starting hands and the questions is not posed when talking about extremes, it is posed when we are dealing with middle hands that can get us often confused.</p>
<p>It is possible that your pocket aces will loose against a worse starting hand. Why? Probably because you were playing against a lot of people and because they played other types of starting hands with bigger value in hold&#8217;em in this situation. It is important to know that <a title="Poker Starting Hands Chart" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/starting-hand-charts/" target="_blank">starting hands</a> hold a different value depending on each situation and that it can not be generalized. A good hand when many players are at the table is a hand like 8s9s. Sometimes people find it strange that hands like Ks7s are worse that a hand similar to 8s7s. This happens because they are not looking at all at the value of the hand itself, they are just comparing the numbers printed on each card.<br />
Hands like 10-6s, Q-7s, J-7s, J-4s and K-7s are no good in hold&#8217;em. Check out the <a title="Poker Hand Rankings" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/poker-hand-rankings/" target="_blank">Poker Hand Rankings</a>.</p>
<p>Why a hand like K-7s is such a bad hand is actually an obvious thing. Its chances of actually wining the pot are very low. How can it win actually? Well first you can hope for your king to hit. Not that it is that unlikely but think about it, even if it does hit then what? Then you have a very low kicker for your pair and that kicker will be easily beaten by another hand. Or, you can catch the 7-7 pair but it is a very low pair and most likely there will be other player in the game to top that hand. To get a flush you have low chances. For a straight you would need so many in between cards that it is practically impossible to be the only one with a flush. Two pairs will be possibly toped by a better hand. And so go all the draws for this weak hand. The idea is that if you hold this hand you should fold it or play only if you are in a position and a game that lets you play it very cheap.<br />
Another type of bad starting hand is the Ax off suit when x is a middle card. Middle cards mean below 10 and above 5. The reason this hand is also crappy is quite simple. If the x is not one of the cards above 10 or below 5 them you can&#8217;t draw for a straight. For a flush you can&#8217;t obviously draw because the cards are off suit in the first place.<br />
So caution when playing any of these hands. The books say they should not be played at all because they involve a great risk but some situation might arise when you need to play them, but be careful not to pay too much for this. A good advice for beginners is to take a look at the <a title="Poker Starting Hands Chart" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/starting-hand-charts/">poker starting hands charts</a> you find online <img src='http://www.thepokerdonk.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> .</p>
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		<title>Play Poker with Paysafecard, the Secure Payment Method</title>
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		<pubdate>Tue, 05 Apr 2011 19:19:19 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Poker is among the all time favorite games that people enjoy so much to the point that it was translated to an internet game.  Just<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/poker-strategy/donks-poker-tips/play-poker-with-paysafecard-the-secure-payment-method/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a title="paysafecard" href="http://pokerpaysafecard.wordpress.com">Poker</a> is among the all time favorite games that people enjoy so much to the point that it was translated to an internet game.  Just a couple of years ago, people had to either go to a casino or visit a friend’s house to play the exciting game of poker.  Today, all that you need is an internet connection and a computer and you can enjoy your favorite game right at the comfort of your home.  And it’s the real thing too.  The competition is just as tough and the excitement as just as high because there is something at stake as you play – your money.  Now, there is a surefire way to make sure of your secure deposit&#8230; and it does not involve your credit card or ewallet such as <a title="Moneybookers Casino" href="http://casino-moneybookers.blogspot.com/">moneybookers </a>or paypal.</p>
<p>In the past, you need to use your credit card for secure deposit.  In fact, it may even be your only option back then to enjoy a game of <a title="Online Poker Italia" href="http://poker-in-italia.blogspot.com/">online poker</a>.  Today, there is a better way to do that and it does not involve giving out your credit number.  The secret to secure deposit is simple and easy.  It is called a Paysafecard and with it, you can be sure that your money is safe and you can play your favorite game of poker all night long.</p>
<p>So what is a <a title="Paysafecard" href="http://paysafecard.blog.com/">Paysafecard</a>?  The best analogy for it is to compare it to a prepaid card.  Just like your telephone with a prepaid sim, you need to first purchase a card before you can actually use it.  The card comes in 4 values – 10 dollars, 25 dollars, 50 dollars and a hundred dollars.  Naturally, the value that you should pick depends on how often you intend to play the game.  Most Paysafecard users give this new secure deposit method a try first by getting a smaller card amount but upon finding out that it really works, they then start buying a Paysafeguard with higher values.  Now if you are wondering where you can get hold of this card, you will be delighted that it is very accessible and easy to find.  In fact, you can buy it in 300,000 sales outlets everywhere in the world and the number of outlets are still increasing as more and more online poker players are convinced to sue this as their payment method.  So should you need a Paysafecard, try a local store near your place.  Chances are they will have it in stock.</p>
<p>When you buy a <a title="Paysafe" href="http://pokerpaysafecard.jimdo.com/">Paysafecard</a>, you will be give a 16 digit pin code that you can use at any web shop that you choose.  Aside from the sheer convenience of it, you can be secure of your secure deposit because as you would have noticed throughout the purchase process, you did not enter personal information such as your bank account or your credit card number.  You can’t get any more secure than that.  So next time you <a href="http://pokerpaysafecard.tumblr.com/">play online poker, use Paysafecard</a>, the secure payment method.</p>
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		<title>Get Paid Off With Gapped Unsuited Connectors In Limit Texas Holdem</title>
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		<pubdate>Sat, 02 Apr 2011 21:33:28 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[It may come as a surprise that some of your best pay offs result from unsuited gappers. Under what circumstances do you attempt starting hands<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/poker-strategy/get-paid-off-with-gapped-unsuited-connectors-in-limit-texas-holdem/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It may come as a surprise that some of your best pay offs result from unsuited gappers.</p>
<p>Under what circumstances do you attempt starting hands that typically should be thrown away. The hands we specifically are referring to are 5/7u, 6/8u, 7/9u and 8/10u.</p>
<h3>The first condition is that the game is limit texas holdem.</h3>
<p>As a practical matter we enter the pot knowing we are taking on over cards. Our objective is to see the flop as inexpensively as possible and no limit poses too many problems to achieve that end.</p>
<p>Player style is a critical element in attempting these kinds of hands.</p>
<p>Preferably we look for tables characterized with a good deal of <a title="Limping in Tournaments" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/limping-in-tournaments/">limping</a>, whether it take the form of tight passives or calling stations. If a maniac or tight aggressive remain in the hand it&#8217;s best to wait for next time. Then again you might be aware of a tight aggressive player tendency to slow play big pocket pairs in which case you would want to stick around.</p>
<h3>You want your card value entry point to be no less than 5/7u.</h3>
<p>We know we are behind in the hand, however, the seven helps since there are more ways to make a straight with this card than any other card in the deck.</p>
<p>If the flop hits you with these types of cards it is very unlikely that anyone will put you on a monster.</p>
<p>This is especially true if you are playing outside of the blinds. Imagine flopping 3,4,6 and your opponent(s) has a big <a href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/playing-mediocre-hands/">pocket pair</a> or any two big desirables that warrant continued play.</p>
<h3>OK, what if the flop misses you entirely with As, Kd and 10h?</h3>
<p>No problem! You get out and cheaply too. It was worth the shot for concealment purposes alone.</p>
<p>We prefer no less than three players including you.</p>
<p>The reason for this is we want at least two premium hand types squaring off. The hope is that at least one of their outs lay dead in the other player&#8217;s hand and all of your outs are live.</p>
<p>Your read on your opponents will dictate how you play the hand for the maximum pay off.</p>
<p>Chances are that if you are up against limpers you will simply bet out and not try anything fancy. On the other hand, if a tight aggressive has been slow playing a big pocket pair evidenced by his raise on the turn you should be able to extract a few more dollars.</p>
<p>The pay offs are nice and in limit doesn&#8217;t cost a lot to get involved. My last endeavor involved 6/8u out of the big blind. Two other players slow played big starters and the flop came 10, 8, 8 rainbow. That was fun and rewarding.</p>
<p>Put this into practice and take down the big ones. Find more <a title="Poker Strategy for Beginners" href="http://www.pokerstylz.com/playing-mediocre-hands/">Poker Strategy Articles</a>.</p>
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		<title>All in One Gambling Site vs. Standalone Poker Room</title>
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		<pubdate>Sat, 19 Mar 2011 03:15:55 +0000</pubdate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As online poker grow older over the years the competition gets harder because more and more poker players are taking the time to learn how to be better poker players. Losing poker players are becoming breakeven players; breakeven poker players are becoming winning players. With all this going on players need to smarter with table selection and most of all poker room selection.</p>
<p>There is a big difference between playing poker at a standalone poker site and playing poker at an all in gambling site that has a sportsbook, casino, and poker room. There are pros and cons of playing on either type of gambling site. It’s best to understand the benefits of each type of poker site and decide which one you will be playing on to benefit you the most.</p>
<h3>Standalone Poker Room</h3>
<p>A <strong>standalone poker site</strong> is only focused on providing players a great poker experience. All the promotions and rewards are fit for active poker players. Because of this players only come to this site for poker. You can be playing against a total beginner, someone that plays poker for fun, or a professional poker player that plays for a living.</p>
<p>With a standalone poker room more poker players are focus on improving their poker skills to win more money per hour, receive more rewards, and play at more poker tables. This means it’s more likely that you will be playing against a poker shark or two at any given poker table playing on a standalone poker room.</p>
<h3>All in One Gambling Site</h3>
<p>An <strong>all in one gambling site provides</strong> players with a sportsbook, casino, and poker room. Sometimes even a bingo hall. While successful all in one gambling sites focus on keeping everyone happy with promotions and rewards, others focus on sportsbook or casino promotions and rewards.</p>
<p>For the average player this can be a very good thing because you can enjoy betting on your favorite team or try out blackjack while waiting on your poker tournament to start. For other poker players trying to become a better player or playing poker for a living this is great because of all the weak players.</p>
<p>All in one gambling sites have more gamblers than poker players, this means you will be more likely to be playing against a weak poker player that just won big at the casino or on a game that just finish and don’t care if he or she lose a few bucks playing poker.</p>
<h3>Summary</h3>
<p>Standalone poker rooms give you more promotions and rewards focused on poker while all in one gambling sites are the easiest poker sites because they have weaker poker players so you can enjoy a higher win rate without improving your poker skills with the added benefit of a sportsbook and casino if you feel like playing something else without finding another sportsbook or casino and making a deposit. All in all you have to ask yourself what will entertain you the most just playing poker or playing poker, betting on your favorite sports team and playing casino games like slots, keno, scratch card games, and more.</p>
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		<title>User Handhistory #1 &#8211; Ace King Suited</title>
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		<pubdate>Mon, 22 Nov 2010 06:23:32 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[User Handhistories Ace King Suited &#8211; Overplay on the flop? Do you think hero overplayed his Ace King Suited here when he hits top pair<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/hand-reviews/user-handhistory-1-ace-king-suited/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
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<h2>Ace King Suited &#8211; Overplay on the flop?</h2>
<p>Do you think hero overplayed his Ace King Suited here when he hits top pair on the flop?<br />
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		<title>The Big Game &#8211; Best of Week 11</title>
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		<pubdate>Tue, 26 Oct 2010 16:21:15 +0000</pubdate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Watch Phil Ivey, Antonio Esfandiari, and several other Poker Pros challenging the online qualifier at the pokerstars.net big game. To watch the show visit Suckbet<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/poker-strategy/poker-videos/the-big-game-best-of-week-11/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Watch Phil Ivey, Antonio Esfandiari, and several other Poker Pros challenging the online qualifier at the pokerstars.net big game. To watch the show visit Suckbet Poker Rakeback, they offer the <a title="Best Rakeback Deals" href="http://suckbet.org/">best rakeback deals</a>.</p>
<p>Now enjoy the show with this pokervideo powered by suckbet&#8230;</p>
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		<title>The Big Game &#8211; Week 9, Episode 2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[9th week at The Big Game and this is the 2nd Episode. This weeks Loose Cannon is Elizabeth Houston from Canada. Tony G started out<br /><br /><a href="http://www.thepokerdonk.com/poker-strategy/poker-videos/the-big-game-week-9-episode-2/">Continue Reading </a> &#187;]]></description>
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<p>9th week at The Big Game and this is the 2nd Episode. This weeks Loose Cannon is Elizabeth Houston from Canada. Tony G started out the 1st episode of this week with a huge raise on the turn right in the first hand! See how the 2nd episode progresses.</p>
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