Archive for October, 2008

October
21st 2008
FullTiltPoker.com will present the 10th FTOPS

Posted under fulltiltpoker.com & poker website & texas holdem tournament

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The hugely popular Texas Hold em website FullTiltPoker.com, just revealed that for the 10th consecutive time they will present the Full Tilt Online Poker Series or “FTOPS” in the first week of November. This Texas Hold em poker tournament will start off with a $216 no-limit Texas Hold em game. The Texas Hold em tournament will have a guaranteed $15 million worth of prizes at stake. The FulltiltPoker.com tournament has 25 poker events with the main Texas Hold em tournament on Sunday, November 16th which has a prize pool consisting of $2.5 million.

There is an opportunity for any Texas Hold em poker player to play in the Texas Hold em Poker tournament, by succeeding in as many satellite games as they can. Judging by how many satellite games you succeed in, the more tournament chips you will receive. If you happen to win more satellite games than the competition, you will win the tournament equivalent of two more buy-ins. The satellite games are taking place at the moment, and are open for members of Full Tilt Poker.

The Full Tilt Texas Hold Em Tournament was created in 2006 with a total of 8 events and awarded over $1 million in prize money. At the present, the Full Tilt Poker Tournament has become incredibly well-known, with the previous year’s tourney hosting 25 poker events and prizes of over $15 million. November’s poker tournament will highlight a Two-Day Event which has buy-ins from $2500 up to $5000. The very first Two-Day event was FTOPS V, that Full Tilt Poker Championship had a winner of $400,000 in prize money. Next month’s Two-Day event has a definite pot of around $2 million. This Texas Hold Em tournament will kick-off on November 15th.

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October
14th 2008
Some tips for reading poker tells

Posted under Poker & poker tournament & texas hold em

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An important facet in poker tournaments is misleading your competitors by making them think you actually have a good hand, when in reality it is possible your hand is much worse than theirs. This is called “Poker face”, a straight expression for fooling your competitors into trusting in something that could be a lie.

Having a good hand is most likely going make you feel more anxious, could possibly cause your hands to shake, and your pulse race. The previous symptoms are signs that your opponents may notice very fast, especially if they are old friends. Try not to glimpse at the pot if you are holding a strong hand. This is a tell-tale sign to the other players that you are, in your mind, counting how much you will possibly win.

In the condition where you have a dreadful poker hand, try not to avoid looking your opponents in the eyes, keep your head high, and don’t be indecisive about your bet. When you can prove to yourself that your set of cards is equal, or better than your competitors; you will have a better chance of making them think this as well. Try not to forget to make this seem as natural as possible. Your signals and motions may be saying one idea, while what you are saying are making them believe something else.

Another significant aspect of Texas Hold Em is to be attentive to your opponent’s “poker tells”. A “tell” is any kind of expression, physical gesture, or habit that may give away information about their hand. One basic rule to keep in mind is when your poker buddy gives the appearance that he has a great Texas Hold Em hand; he, in all likelihood, is holding a weak hand. On the other side of the coin, if he is acting as if he’s holding a weak hand, he most likely has a very good hand.

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October
1st 2008
Bodoglife.com is expected to be a Huge Event

Posted under bodog poker & poker tournament & texas hold em

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The largest prize pool ever was announced by Bodog Poker site, with the main tournament giving away $300,000. Total cash for the eight day poker tournament will be higher than $650,000, throughout the weeklong poker 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” events, where the competitors can win $109 in tournament credits for each Team Bodog poker competitor they knock out of the poker tournament. The biggest poker celebs will be playing all participators in the poker contest.

Team Bodog pro, Justin Bonomo, is indisputably excited about the event. Throughout his poker career, the 23 year old has made over $1.4 million. He says that if you thought the first Texas Hold em tournament was huge, you will definitely be stunned with this year’s poker open and the grand prize money involved. He also challenges anyone that dares to knock him out of the Bounty Tournament to step forward.

The opening Bounty Tournament will be the first poker game in the contest on Sunday. Any poker player is able to buy-In straight, and any of the other poker events with cash. Or another alternative is to win their way into the poker events through the satellites which are presented every night during the poker championship week. Bodog will have six bounty events and seven “Championship Events”, which have higher buy-ins and deeper stacks.

Bodog’s event will have thirteen contests which will lead up to the main tournament on Sunday, October 5 at 4:00 p.m. E.S.T. This is the poker championship with a guaranteed $300,000 in hard cash, despite the amount of Texas Hold em players in the Bodog Open. All the poker challengers who wish to enter the main tournament will have to pay $500 for the buy-in and in exchange will collect 10,000 in poker chips

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