Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Party crashed my tourney
Anyway, that's really just an excuse to post something. Y'all still playing poker out there? I've had a subpar last week myself.
Wednesday, February 22, 2006
I take this ring...
Tuesday, February 21, 2006
The Kid
Monday, February 20, 2006
Unluckiest Aces Ever
jimmyjoejunk shows [ Td, Ts ]
Chrisv46 shows [ 9h, 9d ]
torchhead shows [ Ad, Ah ]
***** Hand History for Game 3587193201 *****
NL Texas Hold'em Trny:20325083 Level:2 Blinds(30/60)
Table Croydon North (Real Money)
Total number of players : 8
Seat 5: GenoG ( $2025 )
Seat 2: torchhead ( $3128 )
Seat 4: Chrisv46 ( $1585 )
Seat 3: lrlr1 ( $1420 )
Seat 1: jimmyjoejunk ( $355 )
Seat 7: SALES7 ( $6582 )
Seat 8: tunabig011 ( $3143 )
Seat 9: OBLIOSPOINT ( $1762 )
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to lrlr1 [ 9c 5c ]
tunabig011 calls [60].
OBLIOSPOINT folds.
jimmyjoejunk is all-In [355]
torchhead calls [355].
lrlr1 folds.
Chrisv46 calls [355].
GenoG folds.
SALES7 folds.
tunabig011 calls [295].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 6s, 2c, 5d ]
tunabig011 checks.
torchhead bets [232].
Chrisv46 is all-In [1230]
tunabig011 folds.
torchhead calls [998].
** Dealing Turn ** [ Tc ]
** Dealing River ** [ 9s ]
torchhead shows [ Ad, Ah ] a pair of aces.
Chrisv46 shows [ 9h, 9d ] three of a kind, nines.
jimmyjoejunk shows [ Td, Ts ] three of a kind, tens.
Chrisv46 wins 2460 chips from side pot #1 with three of a kind, nines.
jimmyjoejunk wins 1510 chips from the main pot
(True, Aces would have lost all the chips on the river anyway without the Ten on the turn, but that turn really ups the chuckle factor).
Saturday, February 18, 2006
Pineapple
In pineapple, players are dealt 3 cards instead of two. There is a round of betting. Then the flop comes (3 cards just like hold'em) and there is another round of betting.
However, after the betting after the flop, each player must discard one of their cards, so they are back down to the traditional two cards. Play is then the same as a hold'em game.
Friday, February 17, 2006
Come back, Jack!
U.S. Takes Aim at Online Gambling
Legislation focused on cracking down on the thriving business of online gambling was introduced in Congress this week to tighten existing laws that outlaw the practice in the U.S.The Internet Gambling Prohibition Act, sponsored by Reps. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) and Rick Boucher (D-VA), would update the U.S. Wire Act, which prohibits gambling over telephone wires, to cover use of the Internet to operate a gambling business.
The bill not only forbids a gambling business from accepting payments made by credit cards and electronic transfers, but also includes an enforcement mechanism to address gambling operations, located offshore, that use bank accounts in the U.S.
"For too long our children have been placed in harm's way as online gambling has been permitted to flourish into a $12 billion industry," Goodlatte said in a statement.The bill would allow federal, state, local, and tribal law-enforcement officials to seek help from Internet service providers to remove or disable access to Internet gambling sites that violate the act. In addition, the bill would boost the maximum prison term for a violation of the Wire Act to five years from two years.
Similar legislation has been introduced over the years, but has been thwarted consistently by notorious gambling lobbyist Jack Abramoff...
Online gaming company PartyGaming, which operates PartyPoker.com and StarluckCasino.com, has said that state and local laws that prohibit or restrict online gaming and related services are a violation of the "dormant commerce clause" of the U.S. Constitution, which provides that state and local regulation of interstate activities is an impermissible restriction on interstate commerce.
The BBC has reported that the new legislation could run afoul of a World Trade Organization ruling last August that the U.S. cannot block offshore online gambling sites.Thursday, February 16, 2006
Party Poker: More Than Just a Facelift.
Tuesday, February 14, 2006
$10 to $500
So far, I have 3 tourns finished and am down about 45 cents. I can come back. I can do it. My baby needs diapers.
Monday, February 13, 2006
I love Party yes I do, I love Party how about you? (plus link)
Link for the forum on shorthanded limit play.
I'd start with the "new posters please read" link stuck second to the top.
This opening chart is very useful.
You have really got to be fucking kidding me.
Hand #11533447-9658 at Port Orange ($.05/$.10 Hold'em)
Powered by UltimateBetStarted at 13/Feb/06 23:03:45
pokefish is at seat 1 with $3.58.
Hassenfeffer is at seat 2 with $4.95.
janebuck is at seat 3 with $4.03.
pattersonak1 is at seat 5 with $.60.
dixiecup is at seat 6 with $1.98.
JPnet is at seat 8 with $6.16.
Amix1th is at seat 9 with $5.51.
The button is at seat 5.
dixiecup posts the small blind of $.02.
JPnet posts the big blind of $.05.
pokefish: -- --
Hassenfeffer: Ah Tc
janebuck: -- --
pattersonak1: -- --
dixiecup: -- --
JPnet: -- --
Amix1th: -- --
Pre-flop:
Amix1th folds.
pokefish folds.
Hassenfeffer calls.
janebuck folds.
pattersonak1 raises to $.10. [no biggie, he usually does]
dixiecup folds.
JPnet folds.
Hassenfeffer calls.
Flop (board: 4d 3s Th):
Hassenfeffer bets $.05.
pattersonak1 raises to $.10.
Hassenfeffer calls.
Turn (board: 4d 3s Th Jd):
Hassenfeffer bets $.10.
pattersonak1 raises to $.20.
Hassenfeffer calls.
River (board: 4d 3s Th Jd Qd):
Hassenfeffer checks.
pattersonak1 bets $.10.
Hassenfeffer calls.
Showdown: pattersonak1 shows 3c Qc.
pattersonak1 has 3c Qc 3s Jd Qd: two pair, queens and threes.
Hassenfeffer mucks cards.
(Hassenfeffer has Ah Tc.)
Hand #11533447-9658 Summary:
$.05 is raked from a pot of $1.07.
pattersonak1 wins $1.02 with two pair, queens and threes.
what a dumb lucky stupid fucker