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Poker Sponsorship Offer

admin — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:24:36 +0000

Poker Sponsorship Offer Gambling Kingz
CelebPoker is offering YOU the chance to become one of our Poker Pros and win BIG money at Casino Games Online, by representing us as part of Team CelebPoker in a prestigious high-stakes European poker tournament held in the beautiful city of San Remo, Italy.

$40,000 Live Cash Poker Game
CelebPoker exclusively revealed the finer details of their headline promotion, the Elite VIP, which has so far proved a huge success with high-rolling online poker players from around Europe – online-poker-insider.com

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Professional Poker Player Skills

admin — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 06:35:57 +0000

Professional Poker Player Skills
play online bingo at online casino is the ultimate mind game and also a game with multiple factors that go into making a final decision. The professional poker player has to be part psychologist, part salesman, part mathematician, part investor, and part card expert.

Team CelebPoker – 888 ladies
Rein Zijda, a member of Team CelebPoker, announced his arrival on the Live European online casinos circuit with a sensational third place finish in the 13th Poker Master Main Event in Seefeld, Austria. The 45 year old poker professional, from Gouda in Holland, walked away with a cheque for 19,150 after exciting the crowd throughout the two days with his fast aggressive style and nerves of steel.

Online Poker Rooms That Accept US Poker Players

admin — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 02:03:25 +0000

Why did online poker rooms stop accepting US poker players and What happened?
President Bush On Friday October 13
2006 signed a bill that affected online casinos
poker rooms
sportsbooks
bingos whose principal purpose is to tighten security measures for the United States sea ports. Attached to that bill was a federal ban on banking institutions knowingly transferring funds to businesses or people that may conduct gambling operations in United States and areas where gambling is prohibited. Many online casinos left the United States marketplace
but
gambling at online casinos is not illegal in most of the United States.
There are 11 states; Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana (felony to play online poker)
Michigan
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Oregon
South Dakota
Washington (felony to play online poker) and Wisconsin that disallows gambling online
but there are 39 that have no laws against playing online poker or casino games.
Full Tilt Poker is an online poker room that allows Americans to play online poker after the United States passed the bill in October
2006. Full Tilt Poker offers the best in online poker with world famous pros
a huge bonus
real or play money. Play poker online now
it is free to download. Try ther free online poker game 24 hours a day on state-of-the-art online poker software. Play for real money or for free in tournaments or ring games. Full Tilt Poker’s online poker room was designed by world class poker professionals
and offers you the ability to learn
chat
and play online poker with the pros.
Check out Full Tilt Poker at http://www.casinospokerrooms.com/em/fulltiltpoker.html
Absolute Poker is an online poker room that allows US poker players to play online poker after the United States passed the bill in October
2006
and Absolute Poker are a privately held poker room so the new law does not affect their business like other poker rooms.
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joining this online poker room lets you experience the excitement of playing against live players from all over the world and winning big money and prizes in our great tournaments. Real and play-money games are available and a great bonus and rewards system for everyone. Maybe you will meet Serinda Swan at a poker table? Read how to find Serinda. All you have to do is download their poker software
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Check out Absolute Poker at http://www.casinospokerrooms.com/em/absolutepoker.html
UltimateBet Poker is an online poker room that allows US online poker players to play online poker after the United States passed the bill in October
2006. Designed with the assistance of the best poker players in the world
Phil Hellmuth and Annie Duke
UltimateBet provides the best poker games available on the Internet. Poker players can download the free poker software
play in free ring games and tournaments and get tips from these pros to learn the sport or to enhance their playing strategy. UltimateBet currently has over 2 million registered players.
Check out Ultimatebet Poker at http://www.casinospokerrooms.com/em/ultimatebet.html
Poker.com is another online poker room that allows US poker players to play online poker after the United States passed the bill in October
2006.
Make your first deposit with Poker.com now and receive a 100% Bonus
up to $200 FREE. When you join Poker.com you will receive entry to the $50 New Player Freerolls every 3 hours for 4 weeks. Everyday at Poker.com tournaments they run with huge guaranteed prize pools. $50 Freeroll tournaments run every 2 hours. Plus everyday there is either a $1
000
$2
000 or $10
000 Freeroll. The Poker.com software has a range of features that are not available in any other poker software online. You can contact their player support team 24 hours a day
7 days a week through email or live chat. Every Sunday at 15:00 Poker.com runs a $10
000 Freeroll
and on the last Sunday of every month Poker.com holds a $50
000 Freeroll. Poker.com is the only poker room with instant payouts
Click2Pay and NETeller. You could win your way to the WSOP
the WPT
the Aussie Millions and more by playing their daily satellite tournaments and much more
Check out Poker.com at http://www.casinospokerrooms.com/em/poker.html
Play Online Poker at the Fastest Growing Online Poker Rooms in the World.

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Poker Cheating Controversy – Sanctions Announced

Kahnawake Gaming Commission announces sanctions in the UltimateBet poker cheating scandal. Further culprits to be named in the November report. Read the full story at http://www.classicasinos.com/PokerNews/ns_01102008_46.html

World Poker Tour Bought Out

One of the world’s most famous poker brands to change hands. Read the full story at http://www.classicasinos.com/PokerNews/ns_06082009_282.html

UltimateBet launches satellites for UBOC

UltimateBet today released the satellite poker tournament schedule for UBOC 2009
UltimateBet’s Online Championship series
and unleashed an impressive Main Event calendar that features 22 guaranteed events. Read the full story at http://www.classicasinos.com/PokerNews/ns_18092008_22.html

CelebPoker Sponsored Players

admin — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 19:06:09 +0000

CelebPoker Sponsored Players
CelebPoker’s sponsored players for the forthcoming EPT San Remo were decided last night after a gruelling six-hour final.Having established themselves as the crème de la crème of online poker all eyes will be watching to see how Team CelebPoker performs on the live circuit.

Kaibuxxe Returns To The Virtual Felt

admin — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 00:06:07 +0000

Kaibuxxe Returns To The Virtual Felt
One of poker’s most notorious players returns – and makes up for lost time Read the full story at http://www.classicasinos.com/news/PokerNews/ns_28072009_276.html

Titan Poker Players Compete for Exclusive Sponsorship Deals
The popular online poker room is putting together a team of top poker players to compete for worldwide poker stardom. Read the full story at http://www.classicasinos.com/news/PokerNews/ns_25092008_41.html

Perks of Playing on UK Based Poker Sites
By: CardKings.co.uk Ever since the passing of the UIGEA the online poker market has changed tremendously. US Poker players have had fewer options for sites to play on, and traffic levels have plummeted on sites that pulled out of the US market. Though this… a

Poker Tournament CelebPoker Team

admin — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 07:36:01 +0000

Poker Tournament CelebPoker Team
Leading online poker room CelebPoker.com has launched an online competition that will give six of its members the opportunity to play against big international names, such as Phil Ivy and Daniel Negreanu, at the prestigious Seefeld Poker Masters tournament in Austria.

CelebPoker Moves to I Poker Network
On August 12th, leading online poker room CelebPoker.com will move its poker operations from Boss Media to Playtech’s iPoker network, boosting monthly guaranteed online poker tournaments to well over $20 million.

No Limit betting…

admin — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:27:10 +0000

No Limit betting
No Limit (NL) Holdem is positively the most popular poker variant, coupled with the most widely used betting structure in the world. Texas Holdem is wonderfully suited to NL play and therefore NL has basically become synonymous with Texas Holdem. The biggest live poker events feature NL Holdem and while there are always numerous side-events with different betting structures, you can basically count on it that the Main Event will always be a NL Holdem MTT, regardless of whether its the WSOP, the WPT, the EPT or the APT youre talking about. Is NL that different from FL and PL? Definitely. NL Poker is based on pot odds and mathematics rather than more subtle, psychology related aspects. NL Poker is based on implied odds, reads and tells. You may heave heard that a good poker player plays his opponents rather than his hand. This saying was probably invented with NL poker in mind. The fact that you are a successful FL player and that you take down your 1-2 big bets per hour regularly, doesnt mean youll become a good NL player too. You need an entirely new set of skills and you need to take your game through several different levels of thought until you too will be able to play your opponents rather than your hand and pot odds. Lets now take a look at some of the most important strategy aspects concerning NL Poker. Pot control is the first NL issue you should tackle. Keeping the pot small when youre teetering on the edge of a fold with a marginal hand, and building it up when youre fairly certain yours is the best hand at the table is what successful implied odds play comes down to. Minimize your losses when you miss your draw and maximize your winnings when you hit it: thats one of the most important aspects of good NL Play, and the definition of successful implied odds exploitation. The NL betting structure allows you to bet as much as you want to, you can shove your entire stack right into the middle any time you want to. These are all theoretical possibilities though (which many a beginner decides to turn into practical ones). In practice, NL betting pretty much follows the size of the pot, and therefore carries many similarities with the PL betting structure. The bets players make on the flop, turn and river are usually percentages of the pot. How big a percentage they represent is to be determined by the player who makes the bet. I bet youve read about how important it was to pot commit your opponent on the turn, in order to get him all-in on the river. Well, this dramatic increase in bet size from the flop to the river, offers a perfect explanation for that. One more thing you need to consider when it comes to pot control: late position gives you all the tools you need to assert and maintain control over the pot, while early position leaves you without any such tools. That also explains why position is so important in NL Holdem and why the money often seems to follow around in the wake of the blinds. The implied odds: whenever youre deep-stacked in NL Holdem, you play a game based on implied odds. In order to become a successful NL Holdem player, you need to understand implied odds to the same degree you understand pot odds in FL. While the pot odds depict the relation between how much money there is in the pot and how much you need to put in there to continue in the hand, implied odds are the reflection of a relation between the money you need to put into the pot to stay in the hand and the money youre likely to get into the pot from your opponents, in case your hand fills up. Through the possibility it gives players to go all-in, NL poker offers a few outstanding advantages to players: they can protect their hands by actively ruining the pot odds for their opponents, they can make their bluffs more potent and they can become immune to bluffs themselves by exercising this option. NL hands tend to hit the maximum rake cap more often than FL hands although past certain limits one cannot talk of such a difference in generated rake between the two betting structures anymore. Anyway, regardless of whether you play NL or FL, you should sign up for a rakeback deal or a poker prop one. Poker propping offers you outstanding rake back percentages and often gives you the possibility to play completely rake free.

Team CelebPoker – Poker Masters
Rein Zijda, a member of Team CelebPoker, announced his arrival on the Live European Poker circuit with a sensational third place finish in the 13th Poker Master Main Event in Seefeld, Austria. The 45 year old poker professional, from Gouda in Holland, walked away with a cheque for €19,150 after exciting the crowd throughout the two days with his fast aggressive style and nerves of steel.

The boogey-man of the beginner: the rake
Many online poker players start out by playing at the play money tables that most online poker rooms offer. Play money action might be a good way to get used to the interface and the rules of the game, but it isnt much more than that. Intricate strategy (or basic for that matter) is impossible to learn at the play money tables, and efficiency is truly one of the last things that ever cross a play money players mind. This is one of the reasons why it is much more difficult to make the transition from play money tables to real money ones for beginners. Another reason for it is a much less anticipated one: the presence of the rake and its effects on the players bankroll over the long-run. Real money tables feature rake. The rake is a small percentage raked off each and every real money pot that is won in a poker room. Thats how the poker room generates revenue, and thats how it collects the money it needs to keep up the services it provides. The rake is paid by all players who take an active part in a hand and not just by those who win the pot. The pot is a standalone entity at the table, it doesnt belong to anyone until after its been raked, so do not fall under the false impression that you are not paying rake unless you win. The bad news is, whatever you do at a real money table, you will end up losing money to the rake. In cash games each individual pot is raked in the above described way, in tournaments, youll be required to pay a tournament fee. The good news is though that there are ways to reduce the rake, and even to recover some of it. The most straightforward way is through rakeback. You sign up for a rakeback deal and youll be automatically making extra money on each and every hand you stuff money into the pot in. Rakeback is a very convenient setup, because its a self-sufficient system, that is, you will not be required to exert any sort of effort in order to make it work. Some rakeback deals, called prop deals, offer as much as 100% or even more of your rake returned, but they have special requirements towards players engaging in the scheme. A prop deal can be extremely lucrative for the right kind of players, because it does have the power to make long-term winners out of under-performing players. Game selection offers other more subtle ways to reduce the rake. In order to be able to dodge the effects of the rake through game selection, you need to have a thorough understanding of it. Lets see cash games first. You pay rake on every single hand you play. The more hands you play per hour, the more money you lose on the rake. Consequently, heads-up cash tables are the worst when it comes to the rake you pay, because they feature speedy play. Short handed cash tables are rake guzzlers too, but every cash game will ultimately eat up more money in rake than tournaments. In a tournament, you only pay a one time fee, which is around 10% of the value of your buy-in. You will not pay rake on every hand you play, and you will get a much bigger bang for your buy-in than in cash games. In Multi Table Tournaments your odds of making the money are low because of the high number of opponents youre faced with. In a STT (Single Table Tournament), you get better odds because youre only going up against 5-9 opponents, but your buy-in/potential payout ratio will suffer. Make sure you know where youre taking your hard-earned money and where you can make the most of it.