Well this is my first blog post here so just wanted to introduce myself and say hello.I am an avid online poker player and also have a few websites that deal with Online Poker. The two main sites are www.ultimatepokerbonus.com and www.usa-internet-poker.com.I started the website a few years back after the passing of UIGEA afetr every poker site I liked and played at no longer allowed US players. I played mainly at Paridise Poker but also played at Party and Titan. Afyer searching the Internet and never found a site that only listed US friendly rooms i started my own.I now mainly play at UB and Fulltilt but also like getting together with my buddies and playing some live poker.
The eternal psychological dilemma of the affiliate site owner This being my very first post on this here site, I think it’s only proper that I introduce myself before I proceed to fill up the page with the mindless rambling, complaints and the whining and B****ing so profoundly characteristic of poker players, so here goes: I’m an online poker player and a small affiliate site owner. I own a small poker rakeback operation, peddling my rakeback and poker prop deals to the couple hundred poker players, link-exchange whores, bonus hunters, scouting competitors and a surprisingly high number of folks interested in Stu Ungar’s nose who bother to visit my pages every day. I obviously do not represent a threat to affiliate kings and queens like pokerlistings and pokernews.com in any way, but I do get along and I do enjoy sharing a couple of thoughts on the pages of my website every once in a while. There is something however that really puts me off every now and then: the way some of the sites I’m affiliated with treat me: their client. I’m not talking about lack of respect or other such childish shenanigans, I’m talking about the perceived thievery ladies and gentlemen, that I some times feel I fall victim to. There are affiliate deals out here which are still extremely secretive about the number of players I send their way (before you write me off as a fool for having signed up with them: they’re highly popular affiliate programs pretty much all respectable sites have developed relations with), which is an extremely shady practice to say the least. Anyway, one can’t stay excited about something while feeling ripped off all the time, and I want to stay upbeat, so I shoo away bad thoughts about how I have no control whatsoever over what goes on with my business at such sites, and I convince myself it’s just paranoia putting my resolve to the test. But then again, every now and then, something comes along that shatters my carefully elaborated and built-up belief system in the fundamental fairness of the online poker world and I lose all appetite for action again. Today, I was talking to the new affiliate manager of a site I’ve been affiliated with for a while, and after we straightened out of couple of issues, I made the regrettable decision of asking him a few extra questions. About a year ago, the then affiliate manager told me I had 60 registered players, which was quite a decent haul considering my modest daily/monthly traffic. So I’m like: let me ask this fella, I bet I have over 100-150 dudes toiling away at the tables for me now. He says I have 40. Tough break. Tough year. Not only have I not recruited a single player (all this while decent click-through rates were showing on my stats-sheet), I lost a third of what I had had. Then the guy proceeds to tell me about how my best ever raker was a player called X who had once generated as much as $1.6k in rake. I’m like: what exactly are we talking about here? I had months when I picked up $3k in revenue, so what gives? Who raked for that kind of dough? Well, if you had such a player, he’s gone now, with no record of him ever having been here…he tells me, and the voice of good speaks up within me: maybe he’s looking at someone else’s stats. The all too familiar little red devil sticks his trident into another corner of my mind though, twisting it with a perverted grin and whispering: no, he ain’t...sucker.
El sábado puedes ver el torneo del Poker Carribean Adventure en la Sexta en la television a la 1.30 horas de la madrugada. Además los jugadores de la lasexta.com/pokerstars pueden ahora viajar gratis a Bahamas si participan en los freerolls torneos de Vive la PCA del programa de Poker Star en la Sexta de la televisión española. En el otro programa de poker de Tv de antena3.com/pokerstars los jugadores pueden clasificarse gratis a un EPT - el campeonato europeo de poker mientras que el torneo de la television está en plena marcha.
A los españoles les encanta el mundo de los juegos - ya desde hace siempre jugar a la quiniela o la famosa loteria de Navidad son maneras de gastar/ganar dinero que nos encantan. Ahora además a estos juegos del azar se les ha unido el poker por internet incluso con programa de television como el de lasexta.com/pokerstars y jugadora de poker como Leo Margets que no tienen nada turbio. Pero sabÃas que ahora no sólo puedes hacer quinielas y cosas por el estilo sino que puedes apostar a los partidos de futbol en internet - incluso las mismas casa de poker en linea tienen a veces casa de apuestas deportivas - donde los españoles apuestan cada vez con más éxito... asi que queda la pregunta poker o apuestas - ¿que prefieres?
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Ahora que se ha terminado el concurso de la segunda temporada de La Sexta Poker en TV puedes ver las repeticiones y a la vez clasificarte en www.lasexta.com/pokerstars para la liga española de poker y un viaje a Bahamas para dos personas En Bahamas es donde se celebra en enero 2011 el Pokerstar Carribean Adventure - irán el campeón español de poker de la Sexta y dos clasificados en la liga de Poker de la Sexta para el viaje VIP a Bahamas - son freerolls o sea gratis Aunque pasan más jugadores de los clasificatorios de 2$ - te puedes hacer con un bono Pokerstars de dinero real para apuntarte. El torneo de poker en la Sexta se sigue emitiendo los sábados a la 1.30 horas. Para los gamblers no es sólo de interés el programa de Pokerstar en laSexta sino que además la liga española de fútbol que está ya en plena marcha y a la que puedes añadir más emoción con las apuestas de futbol por internet que pueden ser muy rentables.
Avoiding bad beats is one of the most important skills to learn in poker. Poker players at any level just hate it when they get a bad beat, they are are the most annoying and frustrating hands in the game! So what are they, and more importantly, how can you go about avoiding bad beats? Well a bad beat is when you are overwhelming favorite to win a hand – but still lose. It really is a sickener as often you can lose all your chips and go out of the game on a bad beat, just because you were convinced you had the hand won. There are two types of bad beat in the game of Texas Holdem poker – the type that you can’t really do anything about and the type that can be avoided. Here’s a scenario for the first type: You’ve got a pair of aces, the best possible starting hand while your only opponent left in the betting is holding a pair of fours. The flop comes A Q 4 and your opponent goes all-in. You call, you’ve got the best possible hand at that point. The turn is a 4 and you don’t catch your ace on the river, you’ve just lost to four of a kind. In this case you could not have done anything about it. There is no way you could fold your triple aces, you had the best possible hand. If you fold that you might as well take up knitting! Here’s how the second (avoidable) type of bad beat plays out: You’ve got A Q and again only you and MrX are involved in the betting. This time he’s low on chips and is going all in with J 9 out of desperation. You decide to call as you’ve got a good chance of boosting your chips and you feel he doesn’t have a hand. Flop is 10 7 2 and he hits his 8 on the turn for a straight. So how can you go about avoiding bad beats like these? Firstly you need to realize that in online poker tournaments the instances of bad beats are much higher than in real life poker in a casino or home poker game. There are several reasons for this, but the botom line is that it comes down to the online poker player being a different breed. The average online player is far more likely to play a hand and is far more likely to be distracted by other games he’s playing at the same time, or the TV, or the kids or whatever. You need to counter this by playing a very tight poker game. Only play VERY big hands and don’t get involved in any hand with more than three callers. Even pocket aces have only a slightly better than 50% chance of winning against three opponents. So stay tight, and when you do hit a hand, bet big. You want to limit your opponents as much as possible so make a big raise and get them to fold. Avoiding bad beats is a skill that it definitely pays to learn. CHeck us out for the latest news, tips, strategy, blogs, featured and tested products and more! at http://onestoppoker.com
El torneo de la Sexta Poker en la television presenta mañana la segunda ronda de semifinales. De los 7 jugadores 3 clasificados de lasexta.com/pokerstars pasarán a la gran final. Lo harán con las fichas de poker que pueden conseguir en el campeonato de poker de Tv de mañana. Mientras Pokerstars es presente con dos programa en la television de España, se espera impaciente en la comunidad la segunda temporada de All in en Cuatro - Full Tilt aún no ha anunciado el comienzo del programa.
Aún te puedes clasificar al programa de Poker en Antena 3 en unos freerolls que se celebran a diario y que llevan la etiqueta Estrellas en Juego Para clasificar a Pokerstars Antena 3 te debes primero hacer una cuenta en Pokerstars. Es una de las salas de poker más grandes de internet y además el patrocinador oficial del European Poker Tour España Ayer habÃa un nuevo programa del campeonato de poker de las estrellas del deporte y el clasificado de antena3.com/pokerstar en A3 TV.
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