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cashcowspokertv · 7 years ago
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Throwback from 2015 #poker #pokerlife #wsop #wsop2015 #pokerworld #watchmework #herocall #3bet #finaltable #cash #money #mainevent #blessed #futurestar
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fzneymar · 10 years ago
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12.07.2015 Neymar beim Main Event der World Series of Poker (WSOP)
Photo by Hugo Dourado/Pokcerdoc
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calvinayretablog-blog · 10 years ago
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Dutch Boyd - Living with Bipolar Disorder http://bit.ly/1SIEBpj 
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theghetogambler · 10 years ago
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Man accidentally wins World Series Poker, $81,314, gold bracelet
Few stranger things have happened in his life than what transpired in World Series of Poker as Christian Pham, a 40-year-old man from Minnesota, won World Series of poker on Thursday, running through 219 of the best players in the game - all accidentally.
Pham won the prize money of $81,314 and a gold bracelet after entering the wrong competition accidentally and as the saying goes, whatever happens, happens for the best, and Pham is not complaining.
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blainedollar · 10 years ago
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In Jacksonville with my boy Logan! Time to play some #poker !
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swcardplayer · 10 years ago
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Back to the Felt
Last spring I started working allot at a new job and my focus shifted a great deal which didn't leave much time for poker. So with the exception of the occasional cash game, I have essentially taken over a year off of playing poker. 
That all changed this last week when a friend of mine won a buy in to a WSOP event. I went to Las Vegas with her and was on the rail for her. She played for about 5 hours before busting. While her bust on the first day was a little disappointing, it was her first WSOP event and she played well all things considered. I can’t imagine the stress. She can usually pull an all-nighter without breaking a sweat but she said with the stress of playing in such a big event, she felt like she’s been playing all day after the first hour. 
After she busted, I myself got back to the table in a couple of uneventful cash games. The next day however was when things got interesting. I really wanted to play a tournament so I looked up a few and we chose to play the daily tournament at The Mirage. It was a reasonable $60 buy in and I was pumped and feeling really good.
The tournament was allot of fun and I really love the atmosphere at The Mirage. I ran okay in the tournament but was short stacked for nearly the entire thing because a good, aggressive player at my table was making it difficult for me to steal blinds and pick up smaller pots. I spent most of the tournament countering her strategy which paid off for me big time when she doubled me up a few times although one of those double ups I caught a super lucky river which kept me in the tournament.
I made it to the final table and when we got down to 6 players, we opted to split the prize pool. We each walked away with abut $360. The tournament was tons of fun and I had found my love and knack for poker again. 
Since then I have been playing and studying hard again. My reads are still not up to what they were but my strategy is better than ever. I just got back from the casino where I played a cash game and raked it in there too; more than quadrupling my money. 
The book “Power Hold’em Strategy” by Daniel Negreanu is definitely the easiest book to read and then immediately apply the reading to your game and it has done wonders for me as I am getting back in the game. It’s written for advanced players and specifically for tournament strategy but applies to cash games as well. With the things I am learning from his book, I am better able to lose less when I have the worst of it, and get my money in when I do; in the mean time, I end up playing lots of small pots to keep me afloat.
Anyways, I am definitely back to the game and excited to start playing on a regular basis again.
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fzneymar · 10 years ago
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12.07.2015 Neymar beim Main Event der World Series of Poker (WSOP)
#repost #instagram @lizzyharrison @pokernewsdotcom @wsop @gruposuperpoker
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crowdstaker-blog · 10 years ago
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Crowdstaker is BACK!
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quieropoker · 10 years ago
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calvinayretablog-blog · 10 years ago
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Andrew "LuckyChewy" Lichtenberger on health and spirituality: http://bit.ly/1JfJeG3
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swcardplayer · 10 years ago
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My friend Stacie won a buy in to a World Series of Poker event. Going with her to Vegas was a blast!
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lifeallin · 10 years ago
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This Nice Guy Might Finish First
That's the goal of November Niner Joe McKeehen, who lives nothing like the typical twentysomething poker pro
ALL IN Magazine's insight:
Joe McKeehen isn't the poker player you're used to. There's no flashy clothes to him. No demonstrative actions or gestures. His mother calls him a "good boy". He just plays his game the best he can. 
And yet, in a short time, he's become extremely successful playing poker. He owns the biggest stack of chips going into the November Nine. What he doesn't seem to have is the inflated ego that could sometimes go with it.
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calvinayretablog-blog · 10 years ago
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Daniel Negreanu talks about his life outside of poker: http://bit.ly/1GufXjI
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comp-my-play · 10 years ago
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Big win by Adrian Buckley!  
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crowdstaker-blog · 10 years ago
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Campaign is 7% funded with 13 days left.
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lifeallin · 10 years ago
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Matt Glantz Offers Criticism of WSOP, Tournament Director Doesn't Want To Hear
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Matt Glantz is among those poker personalities who have never been afraid to speak their minds and share their opinion on what should be improved in one of the world’s most popular games and how this could be done. However, it seems that he has found himself in the middle …
ALL IN Magazine's insight:
Matt Glantz offered five issues he felt a WSOP Player's Committee would fix. His thoughts were sober and thought out. WSOP Tournament Director, Jack Effel, responded by blocking Glantz on Twitter. He has since unblocked him and apologized, but the childish reaction to the criticism was unwarranted and only gives the impression the WSOP is resistant to the changes their players are asking for. 
From Casino News Daily
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