Texas Hold'em Poker

[originaljulz]

If it's at someone's house and not like, at a bar and if it's 8 or less people I can bring my poker table for the legit experience.

[St1gnate]

id be down. always keen to burn some money

[Lennysaurus]

Been playing a fair bit online at Full tilt poker.  Fuck it's fun.  At the moment I am losing more than I am gaining while I learn to put people on cards.  Sometimes I am calling when I know what the opponent has, but I'm just paying to see the cards so I can start trusting my reading ability.

One thing that sucks fucking hard, and prolly a big reason why I will go to pokerstars or party poker is that the betting button for full tilt makes me sad.  My fat fingers are not built for that thing, and I have bet the wrong amount a few times with really bad results.

[LN]

http://www.toptiertactics.com/2011/03/school-of-poker-pre-flop-play-at-small-stakes/

[Lennysaurus]

So I have finally grown my bankroll enough to go up in stakes.  However, after talking to Euan and Ben and finding out about "Rakeback", I will probably start a new account soon.

I have been playing on fulltilt.com, but have found out that all the Australia and NZ events at the moment are being run by Pokerstars.  Now I am aware that I am far to bolo at the moment to even care about that, but wondering if it is worth it to swap over to them on a rakeback deal.

Been trying to find out from some of the people here at SKYCITY, but no one really knows.

Meh just rambling now...

[Flash]

I use rakeback pro on full tilt because they can link it to your existing account if you didn't sign up through another affiliate or something like that. And i don't think pokerstars has a rakeback affiliate.