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HiI have spent a little time looking round and I can’t understand what makes a slots player pick a particular site to play on.I have looked at the post about variance online slots, so is it that what does it for you or is the bonus they offer the key.I am a poker affiliate as I have said, so poker is simple a player will look for rake deal, tournament value added money large mtt events software they like ect ect .i am trying to understand what you would look for as a slots player, i was amazed at some of the wins you can get looking at the screen shot section :eek:I have just spent hours looking at key words and what tags to work on but searching on other meta tags looks like free slots is the main one any way if anyone can help with a pointer or 2 would be helpfull thanks

Sunday saw the conclusion of one of the most eventful Full Tilt Online poker Series ever. And it all started with a historic event as something happened that Full Tilt has never seen in the 8 years of the series. read more in pokerworks.com

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Many successful poker players realize that balance is necessary in order to succeed in both poker and life. While the WSOP offers a very profitable opportunity to increase your bankroll, it would be a shame to come to Las Vegas...

Thirty years ago you could count the number of poker books on one hand. David Sklansky's 'Texas Hold 'em published in 1976 was probably the first definitive book on poker. Although Doyle Brunson's 'Super System' published in 1978 had more impact, and today many professional players still cite it as the most influential. read more in pokerworks.com

When the first round of NBC's National Heads-Up poker Championship got underway, it was four brackets of a total of sixty four poker pros and celebrities all trying to knock each other out of the running, one by one. A match up that folks figured they could call with all confidence was Orel Hershiser vs. Ted Forrest.

There are a few sure signs that spring has sprung. First of all, those of us who can't drag ourselves out of bed before eleven in the morning have to cover our ears with a pillow to muffle the sounds of all the happy robins. Second, families can't take their kids to the zoo without having to explain why the male giraffe looks like he is trying to jump over the female giraffe. Lastly, you know it is spring when the World poker Tour is suddenly looking for a new hostess. Kimberly Lansing has done a hell of a job for the WPT this year an not only do a lot of people believe she has earned the main hostess spot, but that she would also be the perfect choice.

We are all aware that bluffing is a huge part of the game of poker but getting caught up in trying to sniff out players who are trying to pull a fast one on you is one of those forest/tree things that doesn't really register with a player until an elm falls on their head. A player in a European tournament was in the big blind and holding a Q/K. The player under the gun was one who historically was a rather conservative player and only loosened the purse strings when they had a legitimate hand. That player put in a raise that was four times the big blind.

Kimberly Lansing has been serenaded at the poker table and asked out before and after interviews by guys who make millions of dollars playing poker. From what we understand she usually politely rebuffs them, and goes on with her life. This is a celebrity example of an issue that is becoming more and more common: dating behavior at the poker table. Any guy who has ever been slapped silly at a bar while staring down the blouse of some anonymous yet attractive female while she reached for lemons should know that they will not get a warmer reaction when taking a peek while a woman is pushing her chips into the middle of a table during a poker game.