Jeff

wow... if a beats b and b beats c, doesn't a beat c??

KK is not the second nuts with 4 to a flush on the board, and with neither of your kings matching the 4 suited cards on the board.uuhhh... yes it is. It may not be drawing to the nuts, or second nuts, but at that moment it is

they both hold KK, one make s flush.

a fundamental disregard for the value of money when sitting at the table.

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Daniel I respect you as a person and as a poker player. I think you have a great personality and have been good for the game of poker. I think you have done great with this blog site, and love they way you have given us insight into your life. I was very disappointed to find this post. I realize that this was in the Off Topic area, and in the future I'll just stick with the Poker stuff. Non-Christian fundamentalists are very tired of the way you fundamentalist Christians keep pushing Christ down everyone's throat. I understand that it is part of being a good Christian. You have to pre

JohnnyBax is currently running 8th in the $100 w/rebuys NL HE PokerStars tourney. 1st place is $22K.

The Joker is playing 3 handed $10-20 NL and has about $21,000 in play

OK, how about this to quell this nonsense. I was watching the $100-200 limit HE games on Poker Stars and just saw the following hand:4 in the gameUTG raises to $200dealer foldsboth blinds callflop us A-7-4 rainbowboth blinds check UTG bets, both callturn is a 5both blinds checkUTG betssmall blind raisesbig blind foldsUTG makes it $600 to goSmall blind callsRiver is a brickBet, callUTG has A-KoSmall blind has 7-5sfor two pairand takes down about a $2,000 pot.it happens at all levels

he's playing now and doing pretty good 100-200 limit HE

If Daniel Negreanu sat down at 3/6 table and no one knew who he was, he could not beat the game. Players in 3/6 call with anything before the flop and WILL look for the runner runner draws and call three bets with bottom pair hopefully trying to hit two pair or trips. I suggest, if you have 150 dollars to sit down with, to play 1/2 no limit. You can feel out the table and raise enought that the table will need a descent hand to call you with. Obviously in no limit you can protect your hands in which you would not be able to do in 3/6. If you want to get back to limit eventually I would suggest

Card player needs to do a better job at updating the chip counts

Daniel and Phil are talking about the challenge match, and why they don't play each other. Phil respects Barry, but doesn't see the +EV for the $500K

Go Red Wings

yeah right

I am from Grand Rapids, born and raised, and lived there from 0-18, so it is funny for me to hear about Daniel going there. Hey Daniel, what High School did Lori go to?

Raymer's current achievement is remarkable, but as I scanned the logs it seems like he is getting great cards. AA against TT, QQ against JJ, AA again against KK... regardless of how good a player you are, you still need cards. last year he won almost every race... I'm not even going to mention the great cards that Moneymaker was able to pull the year before...

unfortunatly a female's perspective here provides zero value. I think the OP is after how to deal with our wives hasseling us so much about playing poker all the time, something a female just wouldn't understand. nice effot tho'

yeah, but in 2004 he made like 4 mil. who cares?

the sheer boredom and folding for 2 hours straight

Starting July 1st and running through to August 26th, we'll be running three heats every day. Each heat will be titled "FreeMillion" and will be FREE to enter for your first attempt. how much will it be after you first??

it is funny. you're a girl.

Limit Hold'em Final Table Log: The final table is set for the $5000 Limit Hold'em event and will begn today at 2 p.m. The remaing players will play for the bracelet and the top prize of $404,585. 1) Joe Sebok - $184,000 2) Annie Duke - $150,000 3) James Kwon - $227,000 4) Gabe Kaplan - $209,000 5) Dan Schmeich - $219,000 6) Young Phan - $144,000 7) Luke Neely - $94,000 8) Jeff Shulman - $38,000 9) Greg Mueller - $89,000