CavemanDoctor

Thanks for the help guys.

This isn't a poker question but since most poker players know about Neteller, I figured this would be the best place to ask.I want to use some of my Neteller funds to buy an Ipod. I know there are e-merchants that accept Neteller. Do you guys know of any Neteller merchants that sell electronic devices?There's no directory on their site and I even called them; they said they can't disclose any information.A google search yields casinos and sportsbooks pretty much.

They're not bad to play at. Bonuswhores.com said at the 2/4 Bad Beat tables, it's actually +EV to play them if the jackpot is at around 193k or more. Below that, and it's -EV. For 3/6, the jackpot should be around 22ok.I think if you adjust for the fact that the games are more loose (people play more hands cause of the jackpot possibilities I guess?), they're not bad to play on at all.

Michael Mizrachi.

I may be telling you stuff you already know but here goes. Like semaj pointed, pot odds are the ratio of the size of the pot (including bets made in the current round before the action reaches you) and the size of the bet you must call.For example, you're playing 2/4 limit, on the turn, it is heads up and there is 40 dollars in the pot. Your opponent bets (4), the pot is now 44. For you to see the river, you obviously must call his 4, so you would be layed 44 to 4 or 11 to 1 pot odds.So what does that mean? This is where a lot of people who aren't good at math get mixed up. 11 to 1 means yo

Horrible horrible fold. I hope you're joking.Your focus on "the nuts" is very weak/passive. You only bet and call with the best hand? Don't make the mistake of making "great laydowns" just to reaffirm to yourself that you're a pro for saving bets. This is especially true in big pots.Your name tells me you probably are one of those players. : /

I'm on the waiting list.

Very nice win.

Watching.Good luck.

What type of player is he? If a tight raiser, fold preflop.If he's a loose raiser, your call preflop is fine.Don't know why people are hating on your flop raise. It's a good raise to see where you stand, especially assuming he has loose raising standards. In addition, you get the freecard that could help your drawing hand.He could have A-x here or a medium pocket pair, and you may get him to fold those hands. Problem is he probably won't fold on the flop; rather, like he did here, he'll call one more off to see the turn.Which brings us to the turn: bet the turn! I know you raised for a free

10,675 chips with 4400 being the average.Mullet: Your buddy FullMonty444 just sat at my table.

Nice 5th place finish man.

Sitting on 5,815 chips. Average 2,375.

In as CavemanDoc.

I might hit it up too.