Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson www.annieduke.com www.amazon.ca
Posts Tagged ‘annie duke’
Epic Poker League 2011: Interview with Annie Duke
11/08/2011www.pokerstrategy.com
Online Poker Site Shut Down
28/06/2011How the hell are you supposed to play poker without the internet? Writer Phil Ranta Cast Gregg Lopez Brent Pope Brian O’Connell Andrés du Bouchet Artemis Pebdani This performance is from TOP STORY! WEEKLY Ep. 99, Trump Card, April 24, 2011, iO West Theater in Hollywood ****************** Where hard news meets Hollywood. Top Story! Weekly www.topstoryweekly.com
National Heads Up Poker Championship 2011 – Episode 12 [Part 1/3] HD
11/06/2011bit.ly ◄▪▪▪ Free Poker Bankroll No Deposit Necessary The 2011 National Heads Up Poker Championship (NHPC) – Held at the Caesars Palace Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada The NHPC is a 000 buy-in invitation-only tournament featuring 64 of the World’s top poker players, competing in a series of one-on-one No Limit Texas Hold’em in order to determine who is the best heads up poker Player in the world The single-elimination tournament is modeled after college basketball Tournaments Players who win a match advance to the next round – the player who wins six Matches is crowned champion Among the players competing this year is last year champ – Annie Duke, Phil Ivey, Doyle Brunson, Daniel Negreanu, Huck Seed, Chris Ferguson and Eli Elezra Total Prize Pool: .8 Million 1st Place 0000 Grand Priz
National Heads Up Poker Championship 2011 – Episode 12 [Part 3/3] HD
25/05/2011bit.ly ◄▪▪▪0 Free Poker Bankroll No Deposit/Quiz Required bit.ly ◄▪▪▪+0 Free Poker Credit No Deposit Necessary (US) The 2011 National Heads Up Poker Championship (NHPC) – Held at the Caesars Palace Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada The NHPC is a 000 buy-in invitation-only tournament featuring 64 of the World’s top poker players, competing in a series of one-on-one No Limit Texas Hold’em in order to determine who is the best heads up poker Player in the world The single-elimination tournament is modeled after college basketball Tournaments Players who win a match advance to the next round – the player who wins six Matches is crowned champion Among the players competing this year is last year champ – Annie Duke, Phil Ivey, Doyle Brunson, Daniel Negreanu, Huck Seed, Chris Ferguson and Eli Elezra Total Prize Pool: .8 Million 1st Place 0000 Grand Prize
The Biggest Secret in Online Poker
03/03/2011You can try Tablescan Turbo here: tablescanturbo.com You need HoldemManager or Pokertracker3 if you don’t already have them to get your own stats database going, both have free trials, you can get either here (HoldemManager is better): www.holdemmanager.net www.pokertracker.com Note: All these software are completely legal and are not cheating in any way. Now go out there and stack some fish!
Annie Duke Top Five Poker Tells
14/02/2011Poker champion Annie Duke gives us her top five signs that someone is bluffing.
Doubles Poker Championship: Episode 1
17/09/2010DOUBLES POKER CHAMPIONSHIP, premiered, August 14 at 9:00pm (ET/PT) and is a dramatic new 13-week television series from POKER PROductions that highlights the action at the recent Doubles Poker Championship at the Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. The buy-in for this tournament was a hefty 000 per player. Thirty-two of the top professional poker players in the world competed as two-person teams that shared each hand, with million in first-place prize money awarded to the winning team. Among those who competed were big name stars Phil Ivey, Tom Dwan, Phil Hellmuth, Johnny Chan, David Benyamine, Annie Duke, Chris Ferguson, Gus Hansen, and Jennifer Harman. Poker player/fashion model Lacey Jones serves as the series’ host.
This Week In Poker #7 With Annie Duke, Jess Welman, John Pappas and Dan Michalski
07/08/2010This week we have Annie Duke, Jess Welman, John Pappas and Dan Michalski. For more information, show notes, and an upcoming schedule, go to www.thisweekin.com.
Hottest Secret Poker System To Ever Hit The Internet!
28/05/2010www.OnlinePokerSecrets.us The skills and knowledge required to win at online poker are quite different then the skills and knowledge used in a live poker game. There are several reasons why the same moves and techniques you employ in a live poker game do not work as well in an online poker game. If your desire is to learn how to win at online poker, you must first have a basic understanding of what is happening ‘behind the scenes’. In a live poker tournament, many factors such as the deal, physical tells, and bold plays will affect the outcome of each hand, whereas, online poker lacks some of these basic circumstances. For example, the deal in an online poker game is regulated by a computer-generated program that scarcely simulates true random deal in a live game. In addition, you are not able to witness ‘physical tells’ by other players thereby making it more difficult to tell if your opponent is weak or strong. Plays such as trapping and bluffing become more difficult online, since the primary skill in poker is absent in an online game. Moreover, because the deal and the randomness created by a computer software program can follow a particular pattern, in some cases it makes no difference how skillful you play. For instance, in a live game your pocket aces are normally an 88% winner against any random hand. However, in online poker. Those odds usually do not hold true, because of the algorithms used in the random number generator (RNG). What this means is that normal …
