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Sometimes pokertube can go for ages without a decent and watchable video. Then they go and post a real gem and being the kind souls we are at itsawinner I am going to embed the video for our readers.
My continual striving for fitness meant I cycled 6.15 miles whilst watching this. It was filmed in the fall of 2007 and documents four young professional players who have won big and live together in Athens, Georgia. A lot of the video documents a big party they have and some prop betting by the young pros. You should definitely watch this video if you want a look at how some rich internet poker kids live.
Please do not forget to register in our forums and start building our new poker community. Those who join early will get to be a well-known poster.
We are delighted to be able to announce the new poker forum for itsawinner users.
Please visit our forum, register and begin taking part in the discussion. It is early days but once people start getting involved we hope it will become a brilliant community. So get in early and become a pillar member and make some new poker friends.
You can use the link at the top of the page of click below.
We look forward to seeing you there.
By Carl “The Dean” Sampson
Over the years, many people have asked me for advice on what is the “perfect” strategy for certain types of games. I think people get somewhat seduced by the thought that something as complex as poker can be simplified to a few basic strategies that can be easily executed.
Finally, another one.
Sorry for the lack of updates regarding the podcasts but me and Gary have now done another taster. 30 minutes of non-stop action. You can also click on any of the other shows to enjoy also.
Future updates to follow regarding our site forum and podcasts so stay tuned.
JJ Hazan did an assured pitch on Dragon’s Den tonight and took a decent beating from a few of the Dragons for his trouble. As many would have predicted beforehand he did not secure the investment he pitched for, which was £65,000 commitment for a 40% share of his profits from 30 tournaments.
Read on why I believe he definitely did the right thing going on the show.
UK Poker player James Akenhead, a member of the hit squad, has managed to secure a seat alongside Phil Ivey at the World Series of Poker Main Event.
I know of James although do not personally know him from my time as a Pool player. James has gone from top uk pool player & train driver to world class poker pro with over $1.7 million in tournament winnings. We hope that he can go all the way in November and win the main event. He will undoubtedly be famous as a result of this excellent achievement.
Here is an interview with James from Pokernews.
Good luck James!
There are many variables attached to finding ways to win money in online poker. For a start most people never find those avenues simply because they persist in playing a type of poker that doesn’t suit their overall personality. Millions of players the world over never get to realise what this actually means but just how many people are playing tournament poker right now who have a one gear cash game mentality?
6494 players in total started the event. 648 will be paid with a first prize of $8,546,435. All players who reach the final table will be millionaires!
Day 1d saw a huge field of 2,809 with controversy as around 500 players were turned away with their being no room to accomodate them.
Troy Weber has a massive stack of $353,000 going into the second day of play.
If you are a Full Tilt player, then you will be interested in their latest announcement of the next FTOPS series.
Read on for details and schedule.
Been away for the weekend having a chill out. My new exercise regime was started, and I feel particularly stiff and sore after a game of squash. Ouch. Read on for more random poker blogness.
