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Who taught me poker? Well for years, literally everything I knew about the game (very little) I picked up from watching Late Night Poker on channel 4. Once I joined Sky, a few people in the clinic helped but I became a much better player after getting an absolute ton of help from Dohhhhhhh.
I'm in tonight, had to BI direct after failing in 4 super sats... one of which involved losing a flip as the slight favourite (with the PP) on the stone bubble. Pretty sigh but I was last and no1 else was short enough for me to be able to hang on so had to flip. Hope I flip better in the ME
Paul
The lovely and quirky Anna doing her bit for care in the community by looking after Teacakes. I quote 'that's enough for a holiday in one pot!' 'where's One Pot replies TK' Who writes this stuff? Brilliant.
I know it's going to be a good evening irrespective of the tourney outcomes!
Have a good evening all.
p.s. Self taught originally but then picked up a lot from 861 - informative and entertaining.
You will have at least +1 more than you normally average,as I am buying straight in tonight(usually satellite in).
I won the Mini Rebuy Mtt yesterday!
Good luck with this evening's show,always enjoy listening to both of you!
My first experience and learning the game of Poker was when I joined the South Wales Poker league, was told to buy Super System 1 and Super System 2 by Doyle Brunson.
Then a year later joined Sky poker and I believe the First month I played I won a Monday evening Bounty Hunter and picked up £1600, became hooked and been playing on Sky ever since!
Need I say more.
Sky has a wonderful community and it is fun!
But seriously I just think there is literally not a single value hand you would ever do a tiny raise with on a 666 flop. Probably didn't need to turn my hand into a bluff on the river tho.
Hand History #698319022 (20:09 10/10/2013)
anna you look like the lady medieval knights would duel over...tikay well more like a motheaten old jester sitting in the background lambasting all and sundry!!!!!!!
I learned poker by watching late night poker then came across skypoker tv and learned more. still useless though!!!
have a great night
laurie/lozgo
Is that a wig Mr Kendall ?
Eh?? Eh?? Right?
806 runners.
£24,180.
Give the man a prize!
I think im psychic.
A question for Tikay, a couple of times tonight you've said the game is changing, please can you elaborate a little. I here it a lot in poker circles and although I understand what you mean I don't necessarily agree. The game hasn't and will not change, fundamentally it will always remain the same game, the maths will always remain the same. What has changed is the way the game is played.
I know this is a massive topic in itself, but if you could try to explain how you feel it has changed I'd be really interested to hear it.
I have flipped alot better in the ME and got 16k at the moment, 16th out of 177
EDIT: Make that 7th in chips
Are there any plans to add any other poker games to the site eg 5/7 card stud ?
Thanks
martin
Hand History #698387938 (22:02 10/10/2013)
Masterdean, loving the show guys,nice to see you analyse my hand with the A-8, Well, my name is dean, but cant say on t.v what the master bit is for lol, come back to this site as, as another person you spoke abut, the other sites are going downhill, keep up the good show
Can you show this hand for a tiny bit of glory - the highlight of an otherwise depressing night!
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When 3 way in cash its best to be aggressive, especially out of position ergo the 3 bet pre.
When i hit the flop hard and he raises... either he has the draw or he is bluffing.
So I go into check/call mode to catch all of his bluffs rather than setting him in on the turn or the river where I only get looked up by better hands.
Good show. Keep it up