|  By Robert Arabella There are almost 125,000 hotel rooms available in Las Vegas. They range from the famous five-star super luxury high roller suites: The Bellagio's Palazzo Grandioso, Caesar's Imperial Villa, Paris' Chambre Extraordinaire, and The Maje read more |
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|  By Vince Burgio In my last column, I promised with my hand on the Good Book that I would talk about poker strategy in this column. So, since a promise is a promise, here goes. First, I want everyone to know that I am not trying to pass myself off as on read more |
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|  By Guy Downs Here we'll look at a few other winning concepts that are often overlooked by even advanced Sit and Go players. Mistake #1) Re-raising all-in before the flop when you're short stacked. You see this mistake made time and time again-both by read more |
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|  By Rolf Slotboom In board games like hold'em and Omaha, quite a few players are not capable of counting their outs properly. In fact, a whole lot of people don't have a clue what they are actually trying to calculate! On numerous occasions, I have seen read more |
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| | By Daniel Negreanu Last time, in Part I, I told you a little bit about Slow-Playin' Seto. Slow-Playin' Seto played in the first house game I ever played in. Wait, he didn't exactly "play." He sat there most of the night waiting for the nuts! Yet, nigh read more |
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| | By Guy Downs In any poker hand there are many important factors which one needs to consider before making a decision. The strength of your hand, your position, the playing ability and style of your opponent-all of these variables need to be weighed whe read more |
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| | Part 5 - Dead Man's Hand By Robert Arabella The Strip News puts out a special edition with the misleading headline: LV Mayor Shot Dead During Poker Game. The front page story refers to me as a "burnt-out trigger-happy ex-cop." Their sensational tabloid read more |
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| | By Vince Burgio A couple of weeks ago I was playing in a midlimit No-Limit Hold'em game. It was a good action game and everyone was having a good time, when a very typical five-way pot came up, It ended up being a fairly large pot. When the river card read more |
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| | By Amy Calistri An infusion of new blood into any enterprise challenges prevailing wisdom and takes performance to exciting new levels. And in poker, we have been blessed with the arrival of a plethora of "young guns". They've got game, a gambler's he read more |
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| | By Amy Calistri There appears to be a correlation between housing, furniture and poker. And I've wracked my brain coming up with a theory that unlocks this mysterious relationship. I visit poker players where they live; on the felt. As far as I can r read more |
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