http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles en-us N/A contactform@wedoitallvegas.com Tue, 09 Feb 2010 09:05:13 CST 20 WDIAV Wedoitallvegas.com is the leader in providing usefull information and instructional articles and videos for Las Vegas, Poker, Sports and Gambling. Our podcasts are produced by our many members of our site and contain some excellent content. Poker, Las Vegas, online poker. wdiav, rakeback, sports books, casino, poker rooms clean http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/6005/1/Pro-Tip--212-The-Basics-of-Rush-Poker/Page1.html Full Tilt Poker recently released a revolutionary new form of online poker: Rush Poker. If you’re not familiar with the game, I encourage you to give it a try. Instead of the players sitting in a 6 or 9-handed game, they are seated in a game that has up to 2,000 players in it. All players are seated at a normal table, but as soon as you decide to fold, instead of waiting for the hand to finish and playing the next hand against the same players, you are immediately seated with a different group of players and play your next hand. This allows players to play around 300 hands per hour instead of the usual 80.]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (Howard Lederer) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/6005/1/Pro-Tip--212-The-Basics-of-Rush-Poker/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5950/1/Pro-Tip-211-The-Importance-of-Keeping-Record/Page1.html It’s not a sexy subject, but we all know how vital bankroll management is to your poker career. A great way to help out with managing your roll is to keep records of your play.]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (Kristy Gazes) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5950/1/Pro-Tip-211-The-Importance-of-Keeping-Record/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5775/1/Pro-Tip-210-The-Squeeze-Play/Page1.html chips to your stack is by implementing what’s known as the squeeze play. A typical squeeze play works like this: an active and aggressive player raises in late position, and he’s called by another player on the button. You’re in the blinds and you have to decide what to do]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (Lee Markholt) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5775/1/Pro-Tip-210-The-Squeeze-Play/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5744/1/Pro-Tip-209-Making-the-Second-All-In-Call/Page1.html news@wedoitallvegas.com (Jon "Pearljammed" Turner) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5744/1/Pro-Tip-209-Making-the-Second-All-In-Call/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5714/1/Pro-Tip-208-Hands-You-Want-To-Play--But-Shouldnt/Page1.html poker players in the world make mistakes, and when these mistakes are not corrected, they can develop into "leaks" that can easily sink your game. There are two leaks in particular that I see all the time with regard to Hold ’em starting hands that people play but would be better off folding.
The first of these two leaks involves playing easily dominated hands. Domination in Texas Hold ’em is death, so you must make an effort to fold potentially dominated hands pre-flop if another player has voluntarily entered the pot.]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (Phil Gordon) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5714/1/Pro-Tip-208-Hands-You-Want-To-Play--But-Shouldnt/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5615/1/Pro-Tip-207-What-Not-To-Do-With-a-Short-Stack/Page1.html news@wedoitallvegas.com (Erick Lindgren) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5615/1/Pro-Tip-207-What-Not-To-Do-With-a-Short-Stack/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5559/1/Pro-Tip-206-Managing-Your-Poker-Bankroll/Page1.html poker questions is, “It depends.” But in this case, it is the wrong question. The question really should be, “Given my temperament and current financial situation, how much can I risk in a game?]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (Steve Zolotow) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5559/1/Pro-Tip-206-Managing-Your-Poker-Bankroll/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5512/1/Pro-Tip-205-Being-Focused/Page1.html Full Tilt Poker avatars there are no bad hair days. Not the type of thought I want to be having at an FTOPS final table. I want my mind absorbing and processing just the right information the best it can to put my creative mind in position to "play Mozart" to the ears of my opponents who I deem capable of appreciating it. I want to be focused. In the moment. In the flow of the game. In the "Zone".]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (Huckleberry Seed) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5512/1/Pro-Tip-205-Being-Focused/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5475/1/Pro-Tip-204-Using-Aggression-Wisely/Page1.html Hold‘em, especially No Limit, aggression is usually rewarded. By being aggressive, you are putting your opponent in an uncomfortable situation and forcing him to either make a hand or make a bluff. You take over control of the pot and put yourself in the driver’s seat.]]> news@wedoitallvegas.com (David Oppenheim) http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5475/1/Pro-Tip-204-Using-Aggression-Wisely/Page1.html http://www.wedoitallvegas.com/Articles/articles/5435/1/Pro-Tip-203-Dont-Waste-Money-on-Advertising/Page1.html poker table, especially in ring games where you can expect to play a long session against the same opponents. But when it comes to tournament play, trying to project a certain table image can often times prove to be a futile endeavor. Your attempt might end up costing you precious chips now without gaining a later advantage, since you may be at a different table against different opponents a few minutes later.

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