BertTheKid

I've played a couple of these knock-out type STTs on pokerstars.So that everyone is clear: for every person you knock out, you get a 1.25$ bonus.What's the most optimal strategy according to you guys?Mine is to get a chip lead over the table very soon, so that when there's a big hand you can bust him and receive the bonus.thoughts? advice?

Changed it and they didn't make a big deal out of it. They only asked me to send them a copy of my identity card.

i need to change it because in order to withdraw money onto my bank account, my information has to be exactly right.So the date of birth on Pokerstars has to be the same as on my mastercard. Ergo, i have to change it.Yeah creating another account isn't a good idea I think, but i'll just change it.I'll let you guys now if they make a big deal out of it.thanks

I wasn't 18 when I first made an account at pokerstars, so I just put in another birth date.Now that I am 18, can I just change my birth date without Pokerstars being suspicious?The only thing they ask is a copy of my identity card, but then they will see I cheated before.Did anyone else have this problem?And how did the likes of Tom Dwan and Phil Galfond did this?

Hi guys, some questions on the PCA 20101. What's the minimal age? Is it 21 or 18?2. What's the format of the Battleship tournaments?3. Who of you guys are gonna go to the PCA and what are ya gonna play?

daniel up to 500k, 11 lefthe's gonna win this i just know it!

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This, and that's why we gotta check-raise it right herewe probably have the best hand right now, end it nowalso, if he folds, there's less rake

in my experience it is much easier and much more fun to built up a bankroll with play money.this is quite easy when you play sitngo's when you have a million you can sell it at some site for 5$it used to be 10$ but now they have these sitngo's of 150k and 200k, which is a lot easier to accumulate more play money chipsi first tried the freerolls as well but they took very long and when you dont cash in round 2 all you effort was for nothing anyway then i sold my play money and now my bankroll is up to 250$, which is quite the accomplishment i think by the way, there are mostly NLHE sitngo's

wanted to say 33, but that's already taken so i'll go with 22

for you, i'd say you can best play the $3.40 sitngo's and MTT's the sitngo's probably non-turbo, i think you'd like it more, if you think the 180 man sitngo's are crapshootsfurthermore, really check out the $1 HU sitngo's, i think they're really good for learning HU playand people there really suck!!! lol

i think the villain would raise on the flop with a T.probably just any big pair, starting from 88 or somethingbut hey, i'm wrong a lot i raise

I'm never folding here

i would call the river bet, but is suck rest is played real good i think, although reraise a little bit more

well said!!!

lol, what odds are that, like 0.50%?the worst odds you can have are like 0.11% i thinkit's when someone needs for example 2 aces while the other two ace are already gonehappened to me twice already...

just call on the flopIf a spade comes up, reevaluate.If it doesn't, the SB is likely to bet again, because he puts you probably on a flush drawThen, make a big raise, and bet the river

GL DN!!!

yeah, i get this a lot to,mostly at the lower limits in SNG'ssometimes i ask why they do it, en they always say: there isn't a better play to play thisso i picked up that whenever these guys open shove, it's ALWAYS a PP from sevens till queens. always. And indeed, they just play that way, because they suck at playing PP's at the flop, unless they hit the set.

actually, i don't agree with raising more.if we raise to 10$, we're practically saying: hey mate, i got AK or QQ+but with this raise, our range could be very wide, including KQalso, when the A might fall, we're not really that committed and can get easily away from it.agree, disagree?

It prevents people bluffing with missed spade draws...

nice DN

i really like the bet/raise/flat call on the flopbut if you know he's bluffy, en you check/call on the turn, will he bluff still on the river?if the answer is yes, check/call the turn and check/raise the riverif the answer is no, you can either go for check/call and then bet or the check/raisebut i liked the way you played

jups, fold'em