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Poker $500 Freeroll Available

mOrrI — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 14:12:51 +0000

Hello poker playa!
Did you had a great new years eve?
Hope so… So I have some sweet for you to start showing off your awesome poker skills…

$500 Freeroll for New Depositing Players…

Make an initial deposit at Odds Poker and you will gain a coupon valid for 14 days entry into our daily $500 Freeroll for New Depositing Players…

So happy new year and good luck on your poker game!

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Aussie Millions 2012 Get In Now!

mOrrI — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 14:56:25 +0000

Get your poker skills sharp!

Start your poker training journey!

Because you must be on top of your poker game if you want to win your seat to the Aussie Millions 2012!!

You can claim your seat to the Aussie Millions for only $1.10!
Yeah that’s right a awesome seat to the Aussie Millions 2012 for only $1.10….

The biggest event on the Australian poker calendar is approaching at cruising speed!

It’s the Aussie Millions 10th Anniversary!

Top class poker players from around the world will gather in Melbourne this up coming January to compete for an estimated AUD $22,000,000 in prize money.

Will you take your chance to get the big shiny crown?

All it takes is $1.10 to play for your seat in the Qualifier!

So how can you get your poker shoot at the Aussie Millions?

Well take a look at the info below:

What:	Aussie Millions Qualifier
When:	January 7th @ 20:00 EDT (9:00 GMT)
Where:	‘Live Events’ & ‘All’
Buy-in:	$500+$25
Win:	At least 2 seats worth AUD$10,600 each to the 2012 Aussie Millions Main Event, taking place at the Crown Casino, Melbourne from January 22nd to 28th. Registration: Open now! Satellites are running now at Australian friendly times and from as little as $1.10!

Wait no more and grab your spot at the Aussie Millions 2012!!!

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Spice Up Your Poker Game!

mOrrI — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 12:53:43 +0000

Eheheh… What happens when you get a hot babe doing a strip for you???

She teases the hell out of you….
She try to tease you until you are “brainless”….

So what does this have to do with POKER?!

Well, imagine what could happen if you could tease your opponents?

No, I’m not talking about having a webcam and being dressed with lingerie… lol…no no no no….

I’m talking about the possibility of tease your opponents by showing one of your cards of your poker hand…

So whether your laying down your hand to a big bet, or if no one called your bet, if you really want to keep your poker opponents on their toes, you can use the Poker Room ‘Expose One Card’ feature.

So you can show either both your cards, or just one card.

For example, say you had top pair but a weak kicker and you couldn’t call a big bet you might show your high card to prove you weren’t on a complete bluff.

Conversely you might show your low card, to appear as if you were on a complete bluff.

Either way showing only one card generally leaves your opponent asking more questions for which you gave answers with the card that you did show.

I think this is a cool poker feature, and it’s available at Odds Poker…

Enjoy and happy poker time!

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Capitalizing On The Check-Raise – Poker Pro Series

mOrrI — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 19:31:28 +0000

Capitalizing On The Check-Raise

Poker Pro Series

The check-raise is one of the stronger moves a player can make in poker game.

The play sends an instant message to an opponent that you either have a strong hand or that you’re putting them to the test, and are forcing the action in an attempt to take the pot from them.

Properly utilized, the check-raise will be dependent on the situation in which you find yourself.

Sometimes it’s a play to steal the pot, while other times it will be used to defend a lead you may have.

On rare occasions you can even use the play to build the pot when you have a monster hand.

Check-raising to steal the pot is best attempted against an opponent who can easly be forced off a medium-to-weak-strength hand.

Check-raising novice or loose players when you have nothing will often get you in trouble because those players are much less likely to fold their hands.

They don’t give you credit for a hand, and you’ll be in a tough situation out of position after the next street.

Save the check-raise moves for players whom you expect to take a stab at the pot with weak holdings if no one has raised the action before them.

When you check-raise an opponent who is trying to make a move for the pot, you’ll almost always pick it up right there.

If you do get called, you can either fire another barrel at the pot or you can get off the hand and hopefully you’ll get a free card from your opponent if they also decide to check.

The type of opponent you’re in the hand with should help you determine whether or not to make another bet into your opponent after they called the first one.

Flopping the lead in a hand, when you’re out of position, is usually a situation where you should consider the check-raise.

Unless you have the nut hand, your hand will be vulnerable somehow.

To bet into your opponent or opponents will rarely be to your advantage.

Betting your hand for value in this situation creates a lot of question marks if you get called.

But a check-raise will tell you where you’re going to get your action from, and after your check-raise you’ll most likely win more than you would have if you decided to bet out your big hand right away.

This type of situation usually requires that you have a big lead, and that you make a big raise so that any drawing opponents will have to make a bad play to stay in the hand against you.

Make sure that possible straight and flush draws pay at least the size of the pot to draw another card.

Get your chips in there when you have the best of it, and don’t wait until they draw out to a bigger hand before you make your move.

When you are in an aggressive situation, like heads up or shorthanded games with aggressive players, check-raising to build a pot can be a tricky way to get an opponent to play when they normally may not have.

If the action has been going back and forth between you and another player, check-rasing would look more like a weak move than a strong one.

It looks like you’re just trying a re-steal, and players with big cards will give you action because they feel you’re just trying to push them around.

You’ll be able to value bet all the way to the river, getting called by an opponent who doesn’t believe that you would have check-raised with a big hand in that situation.

by Dean Stone

So don’t forget to apply what you learn, and win big time at Odds Maker Poker Room…

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New Texas Hold’em Bonus Poker

mOrrI — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:38:28 +0000

Texas Hold’em Bonus Poker

You up for a game of Hold’em?

Come play the most popular Poker game notched up with a Bonus!

As usual, all you need is to beat the dealer’s hand with any combination from your two-card hand and the five community cards…Read More

Or play Texas Hold’em Bonus Poker now at Las Vegas USA Online Casino….

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Raise Your Poker Game

mOrrI — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 10:44:56 +0000

Realise your poker potential and take your game to new heights with PKR’s unique new ‘Raise your game’ section.

Updated with fresh content daily on topics like MTT, Sit & Go and cash game tactics from some of the brightest minds in the game, it’s the perfect way to build the basis of a winning poker strategy.

Read more about the new Raise Your Game at PKR….

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