PokerStars is one of the leaders in the online poker community. They offer some of the largest prize pool tournaments with the smallest buy-ins.
PokerStars offers a wide range of games that include Badugi, 5-card draw, Hold Em', Omaha and more. PokerStars also has a world class Customer Service department.
19
Mar
During the evening hours on Full Tilt Poker, there were $1000/$2000 Omaha/Stud Hi/Lo games running on tables Blaze, Cain, and Cowboy Fiddle. High stakes poker player Abe “EazyPeazy” Mosseri would go on to rake in the biggest win with over $67K won in 113 hands played. Finishing behind him was Andy Bloch with a $38K+ ...
Read More..19
Mar
There were $200/$400 Pot-Limit Omaha games running with a $16K cap during the evening hours on Full Tilt Poker tables Crystal Canyon, Gumwood, Lick, and Moth. Rob “Vaga_Lion” Akery would top the action with over $142K won in 495 hands of play. Other six-figure winners were “LokoIsBack” ($107K+) and “geoff7878″ ($100K+). The long list of ...
Read More..19
Mar
High stakes poker players “NEKOTYAN” and Brian Townsend engaged in some heads-up $1000/$2000 O.E. action over on Full Tilt Poker table Blaze. “NEKOTYAN” just ran over his opponent in the brief 10 minutes of one-on-one action. After just 24 hands played, Townsend cut his losses and left “NEKOTYAN” with a quick $52K+ win.
Read More..19
Mar
There was quite a bit of $100/$200 Pot-Limit Omaha action running throughout the day on Full Tilt Poker tables Escondido, Lemitar, Plead, Rotunda, and Vista Sunrise. Booking the biggest win was “TheGorn” with over $67K won through 629 hands played. Other winners included “harrington25″ ($37K+), Brian Townsend ($31K+), Sami “LarsLuzak” Kelopuro ($21K+), and “GooGie MonA” ...
Read More..19
Mar
High stakes professionals Daniel “FakeSky” Alaei and Brian Townsend met up on Full Tilt Poker table Wandercloud for a heads-up $500/$1000 O.E. match. They went at it for a little over 35 minutes as Alaei was able to rake in over $16K during the Omaha Eight rounds. After 108 total hands at the table, Alaei ...
Read More..
Born on February 1, 1976, Phil Ivey is one of the most feared and respected poker players in the world. Most recently, in 2009, Phil Ivey made 4 final tables at the World Series of Poker 2009, finishing 1st in the $2.5k 2-7 Lowball event and 7th in the $10k Main Event. Phil Ivey always knew he was going to be a gambler, despite his family trying to urge him to other professions.
The first thing I do when I join any game is feel out the players at the table. I try to point out the suckers and see who the squeezers and who the loose cannons are. I’m not the only person that does this, so with that being said representing a deceptive table image is ...
Knowing how to play your draws in No Limit Hold’em is one of the most important aspects of the game. You need to know when it’s a good time to draw and when it’s just not worth it. You should be able to calculate the odds you are getting on your draws and you should ...
Too often do I hear my friends and colleagues talking about starting to play poker online and get their hands on some money. These people aren’t completely terrible players. They understand the basics of what beats what, and some intuition of how bluffs and odds work. Even though I tell them they are an online ...
Full Tilt Poker
PokerStars
Party Poker
Ultimate Bet
Titan Poker
William Hill Poker
Everest Poker
Players Only Poker
Mansion Poker
Hollywood Poker
Carbon Poker
Noble Poker
Sun Poker
Winner Poker
