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LuckyAce Casino
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Online Casinos tore 30 Oct 2008 No Comments
Analysis of Poker Hands - Scaring off drawing hands
This is an example of not betting enough to scare off a drawing hand. The hand is between Lee Drebbin and Malcolm Harwood. Lee is from Blackpool and works as a housing project manager. He considers himself to be a recreational player. Malcolm, in contrast, has been playing for 42 years and is now a full-time professional poker player. He started playing in the RAF in 1958 when he was doing his national service and is one of the most friendly and gregarious players on the European circuit. Continue Reading »
Articles tore 24 Oct 2008 No Comments
Analysis of Poker Hands - Aggressive play
This hand was between Dave Welch and Chip Winton. Dave Welch has been playing poker for over ten years and spends some 60 per cent of his time playing these days; the remainder of the time he devotes to running his transport business. Chip Winton, from Texas, is a senior executive with an express delivery business in the USA. He plays poker as a hobby, but brings a lot of his business acumen to the table. This hand illustrates the importance of aggressive play. Continue Reading »
Articles tore 24 Oct 2008 No Comments
Rules & Etiquette in Poker - Part2
Etiquette
Courtesy should be paramount at the table but unfortunately it is sometimes lacking. Indeed, there are many examples of bad conduct witnessed at the poker table. Here are a few tips on how to conduct yourself with courtesy in the game. Try to remember that when your conduct is above reproach players will respect your opinion and will seek your guidance when there is a dispute. Continue Reading »
Articles tore 22 Oct 2008 No Comments
Rules & Etiquette in Poker - Part1
Rules
One of the great problems of playing poker is that there is not as yet a standardised set of rules. There seems to be a slightly different set of rules existing in every casino. There does not even seem to be consistency across the same casino chains and for casinos in the same geographic area. However, because it would take up considerable space, I will not attempt to give a detailed listing of rules. You would be well advised however to check the rules in every casino you attend and not assume that because there is a rule in your normal club that this will apply in another. Disputes at the poker table are another big problem. What I would like to do here is to set out some general rules and suggested rules which might be helpful for players to use as guidelines in the event of a dispute. Continue Reading »
Articles tore 22 Oct 2008 No Comments
Playing your Hand - Part2
Second in a series of articles showing you the value of your pocket cards in Texas Hold’em. This is not a comprehensive guide but should give a good grounding and a good starting point for beginners and a refresher for more experienced players. Continue Reading »
Articles tore 21 Oct 2008 No Comments
Playing your Hand - Part1
In this series of articles I shall be looking at how to play the first two cards in Texas Hold ‘Em, play after the flop and finally play on fourth and fifth streets. The first and most important decision you will have to consider is - should I play this hand at all? So let’s start with the first two cards. Continue Reading »
Articles tore 21 Oct 2008 No Comments
Underage gambling literature review
The UK Gambling Commission continues to extend the study and knowledge of gambling, and recently commissioned a literature review on children and young people gambling, which was undertaken by Professor Gill Valentine from the University of Leeds. Continue Reading »
News tore 04 Oct 2008 No Comments
EU Trade Commissioner back in UK cabinet
Peter Mandelson is a name which online gambling industry observers have become familiar with over the past year due to his leadership of the EU team pressing the United States on the discriminatory nature of that country’s online gambling bans. Continue Reading »
News tore 04 Oct 2008 No Comments
