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Here's an e-mail I got from support two weeks ago. I had the same problem, but now it works just fine for me.From: Full Tilt Poker - Support <support@fulltiltpoker.com>To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Macintosh ProblemsDate: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 04:26:55 -0700 (PDT)Hello,Thank you for your email and for your patience.The latest upgrade of QuickTime (version 7.1.5) has been affecting a fewsoftware packages, including ours.Anyone who has updated iTunes as well will experience this issue as thetwo programs are tied closely together. If you have these latestupgrades, I would like you to

I know what's up (if you have a mac). IM me at dirtybizah and I can give you the run down if you still need help.

Well there we go. I'm not sure but I saw someone's tagline in this forum (maybe PMJackson's)? to "msg me for rakeback, (existing accounts to)" for FT. I guess it must've been stars. Damn.

I need rakeback options for FT. Lemme know. (Existing account.)

This was the very next hand after he lost a 50k pot with KJ vs. AJ on a J-J-8-A board.Full Tilt Poker Game #1436627496: Table Canfield (6 max) - $200/$400 - No Limit Hold'em - 7:59:42 ET - 2006/12/19Seat 1: MyRenovatio ($43,594)Seat 2: Muzza09 ($45,905)Seat 3: sbrugby ($99,929)Seat 4: Ozzy 87 ($48,338)Seat 5: Gus Hansen ($16,000)Seat 6: LFISGD ($71,640)sbrugby posts the small blind of $200Ozzy 87 posts the big blind of $400MyRenovatio posts a dead small blind of $200MyRenovatio posts $400The button is in seat #2*** HOLE CARDS ***Gus Hansen raises to $16,000, and is all inLFISGD foldsMyRenovati

Lately it's just been the higher games.They never gloat about how good they are, they just talk about previous hands earlier in the day against some of the contestants.Also - the archives are priceless.

The article was written in Cardplayer's Volume 16, Number 9, about four years ago. FCP didn't boom until.. 2 years ago?What the Canadian Poker Player magazine does is just recycles old cardplayer articles from earlier in Negreanu's poker career. They may be old, but they still have great value.Ha - come on, don't you think if DN had a chance to promote this site, let alone anything pertaining to him, he would?

HHHMMMMM. I view it as.... hmm.. Someone who bets a lot, but can't lay down a BEAT hand. Does that make sense?

I excuse the fact that I don't know how to use the converter, so with that aside...Hero has about $140 in front of him while Villian has hero covered. The villian thinks he's really good, but in actuallity he gets WAAAYY too commited with just top pair. IE., he took two minutes deciding what to do with Q-7 on a Q-T-T-7-6 board against three opponents. (He almost called). He is kind of a newb, and doesn't usually fire three bullets on bluffs. The blinds are $.50 - $1.00.My gameplan is to try to go into flops with him in posistion with just about any two cards and try to make cheap draws an

So my roommate and I just got into a debate of a hand he played in a $1-2 blind game. The game is spread limit, with the betting limit $2 to $25.Here’s the hand:There are calling stations galore in this game, with people usually taking inferior hands way too far in hands, and mostly calling a C-bet on the flop.A younger player who had been raising more than his fair share of hands, and had a tendancy to lay down hands preflop, opened the pot for $10. One of the many calling stations in the game called $10. He loses most of the time and is generally good for the game. He’ll call a raise and a r

Moved, because I jsut read the forum rules.http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...showtopic=79664

See, I don't know about this one. Wouldn't a flush/full house bet the river every time and put a nice $60 bet out there?And let's say you make a 6 high flush, or even J-high flush and check. How comfortable are you? I have the key card, the Ace of diamonds. They can't have the nut flush. I think a $50-$60 bet on the river would be perfect. Any queen would call and be "priced in", any other hand that has me beat would be hard pressed for a call, with the exception of 7-7 and 5-5, and can ONLY call the river.

--arrows-- [ AS,AD ]Seat 2: awde_m ($197.80 in chips)Seat 6: --arrows-- ($228.20 in chips)Seat 10: Le-jedi ($292.10 in chips)ANTES/BLINDSLe-jedi posts blind ($1), awde_m posts blind ($2).PRE-FLOP--arrows-- bets $7, Le-jedi calls $6, awde_m calls $5. FLOP [board cards 7D,5D,QC ] (Pot $21)Le-jedi bets $2, awde_m calls $2, --arrows-- bets $22, Le-jedi calls $20, awde_m calls $20.TURN [board cards 7D,5D,QC,5S ] (Pot $90)Le-jedi checks, awde_m checks, --arrows-- bets $55, Le-jedi folds, awde_m calls $55.RIVER [board cards 7D,5D,QC,5S,10D ] (Pot $200)awde_m checks, --arrows--.. ???He has

Okay. Didn't know this was strat - just saw limit hold 'em. How do I delete?

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Any FCPers doing these events that would want to meet up?I played today's 100 + 10 and finished 90th.. I'm going to own tomorrow, though. I have a good feeling.

WTHeck CFINN?? Still UP/??

http://www.worldpokertour.com/calendar/?x=...nt=378&type=wptAnyone planning on going to this? I just found out about it and am excited beyond belief, seeing how I'm only 20. Usually WPT has other events besides just the 10k championship ones, right? And I'm hoping they'll have satellites running 24/7... Anyways, any insight would be helpful. Thanks in advance.

QFT

A good article about the laws in Washington.The first "victim":http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/loca...86_danny15.html"But mostly it seemed the law was unenforceable. And passé. A society steeped in televised Texas Hold'em and Indian casinos is suddenly supposed to recoil at the idea of placing bets with a mouse? I figured the law was a bluff.Then I heard about Todd Boutte. He's a former Wal-Mart worker in Bellingham who started a casino review called IntegrityCasinoGuide.com. He worried about the new law but figured he'd be OK because his site has no actual gambling.Not so, said the stat

http://www.fullcontactpoker.com/poker-foru...8entry1122568Sorry! I have to redeem myself for the last post!I was talking about StopThink's play. I didn't not have J-J. I think I may have had 10-9. Wow. There's no way I would ever play that badly. Lol. I just have to clarify that. Now, if we were in StopThink's posistion, what would we do with J-J?

Seat 1: PutU2Sleep ($110 in chips)Seat 2: StopThink ($366.10 in chips)Seat 6: kobbar ($203.40 in chips)Seat 7: --arrows-- ($273.35 in chips)Seat 8: calder99 ($81.50 in chips)Seat 9: Deloache ($231.20 in chips) ANTES/BLINDSDeloache posts blind ($1), PutU2Sleep posts blind ($2).PRE-FLOPStopThink bets $6, kobbar folds, --arrows-- calls $6, calder99 calls $6, Deloache folds, PutU2Sleep folds.FLOP [board cards 6S,8S,4D ]StopThink bets $16, --arrows-- folds, calder99 calls $16.TURN [board cards 6S,8S,4D,7H ]

Online about 1.5 k at a 1-2 NL table.And offline, 2.8 k just two days ago at river rock at a 1-2 NL table. The regulars had never seen that much at a table before.

Hm. That'd work. haha

My friend wants to come up and play 1-2 NL with me, but he doesn't have a lot of money to play with. I'm just wondering what good %'s are when backing?My idea is a 80%/20%. For example, if I gave him $100, and he won 100, he'd owe me $20. However, if he lost 100, he'd owe me $80. I'm a fair person and would like to be fair on both sides of the coin.Any insight would be helpful..