Top 5 things to look for when buying Quality Poker Table
Top 5 things to look for when buying Quality Poker Table When one is ready to buy a quality poker table that will last for years, there are some things to consider; like what size, what style, quality vs. price, purchasing chairs with the table, and of course where to buy your table. What size poker table should I buy? Round poker tables usually come in 3 common sizes 48”, 52”, and 60”. A 48” table will comfortably accommodate 6 or less people although most say that size will seat 8....
Article byMichael Russell (1/19/2006 8:29:29 AM)

To Muck Or Not To Muck?
After a hand is completed in online poker you'll never find me showing my cards, win or lose, to the rest of the table. I always muck. In fact my settings are pre-selected to "always muck". You pay to see my cards, and if I've lost a hand online there can be no reason to show my beaten hand. But now I ask myself if this is the best strategy? Because there are times in poker when it pays to show....
Article byBy Marc "Muck" Weinberg (1/19/2006 8:29:09 AM)

Poker Affiliates Earning More Than Lawyers
Poker affiliates are laughing all the way to the bank these days as online poker has exploded with the popularity of shows like the World Series of Poker and the World Poker Tour. The concensus on the net is an "affiliate program" isn't a real business but with so many people playing poker, there is a LOT of money to be made....
Article byTC Shannon (1/19/2006 8:28:46 AM)

My Casino Blackjack Variation Game.....
I have played millions of hands of blackjack. I started sneaking into the casinos when I was 16. I have played online blackjack, I have counted cards, and worked with a team for a short while. With all that said I have still lost a lot of money at blackjack. The casinos have made it nearly impossible to beat the game. I still enjoy the game and play on a regular basis. Over the years I have played a variation of blackjack called "The Take it Leave it Method"....
Article byKerry mann (1/19/2006 8:28:31 AM)

2005 World Series of Poker -- Complete Report
Over 29,000 poker players came to Las Vegas from 40 different countries all over the earth to play in the 2005 World Series of Poker tournament events. This generated a total net prize pool of over $103,000,000 dollars, more than twice the total prize pool amount in 2004. New records were being made and old ones being broken so fast the challenge was to keep up with them all. Here is a "complete report" of what went on at this years World Series of Poker....
Article byTom Howze (1/19/2006 8:28:16 AM)