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Very informative post, until the last paragraph! Pocket pairs are the bane of many players! QUOTE: "Of course, there are plenty of other games to try your hand at, if poker is proving an especially difficult foe; check out the Iron Man slots on intercasino, and win big with Tony Stark." So your advise is that if a game that involves some skill (poker) becomes too hard to win at then play a game that involves no skill at all and that your sure to lose at in the long run.

Looks like they admitted the mistake. Shit does happen! You should give them a little credit for that. I would ask them for some compensation for putting you on tilt. They probably won't give you any cash but maybe a turny entry ticket or something. Good luck!

Nice post, good advice!

Just another fat headed poker celeb. The fact that he has become famous for being a loud mouth just feds his overinflated ego. I don't care for poker celebs. Especially those who act like idiots at the table.

Wish I lived near!

Who the hell is K.W. and why do I care!

Can't argue with that!

"Now with this new website, everyone will be able to join him on his journey to the top of the poker rankings." Why the hell would I care about this bozo!

This is the best, most useful post I've seen on this blog for a while now. Some good points made!

Most chip are made of some type pf composite material, not 100% clay. Very good chips can be made with either clay or composite. Chips to avoid: Any chip with a metal insert in it. The metal insert is there to add weight. These chips sound clinky. Heavier is not better. As a general rule the best chips weigh 8 to 10 grams and have no metal insert. Also stay away from "Dice" chips. These are the most common style of chip, you see them everywhere.

The 'double your bet after every loss' system has been around for a while. It's bad advice for any gambler. It works great untill you hit a string of consecutive losses. Then you lose big! It's no designed to win you any money, only get you even.

Nice post Zombie. On the one hand you'd think that the demise of online poker would cause an uptick in live game participation in the US; on the other that does not seem to be the result! I think the part about presidential candidates would stand on its own and should be a separate blog post though. That's something that should be talked about more and I hate to see it buried in a reply.