jschell

I actually like playing against the shortstackers and the hit-n-runners. They generally are just looking to get it all in and double up, but they usually get their money in bad. It's just something you have to adjust to.

Yes.

There's a site called JacksNQueens that's in beta right now for that very idea.

Credit card deposits are instant, but they charge a ridiculous 5% fee. Bank deposits take 7 business days and they only charge $2 per deposit.

nope.

I'm mainly a tournament player and I've tried to make the switch to cash games a couple of time, but I was never able to do as well. My game seems to be more suited to tournaments.If you switch to cash games, you will have to adjust, you will have to go through a period at the beginning where you aren't playing optimally because of this. You may or may not be able to do better than you did in tournaments, depending on how well you are able to adjust your play to be correct in cash games. I don't feel that this is true. People perceive cash games to be more +EV generally because there i

I agree. If they are trying to make an easy-going, chatty show where the viewers get a chance to listen to the players, don't have some jackass making stupid non-poker related comments over the table talk when it adds absolutely nothing to the show. If this isn't what they're going for, they need someone who knows that the hell they're talking about to add actual poker analysis.

Voting now closed:Do you think online gambling should be banned in the United States? 61.7%Yes (2722 responses) 38.3%No (1688 responses)4410 total responses(Poll results not scientific)

The question actually asks if online gambling should be banned, so your numbers are backwards.This could also be contributing to the results. The question is asked in such a way that people are led to answer "yes" if they think online gambling should be allowed.

I agree. It was almost even when I first saw it.People should re-post this link in other forums that they frequent.

They aren't "ignoring" the anti-gambling act! PokerStars feels that the act doesn't change the legal situation for them offering online poker - as they say in the quote later in the article.There are so many horrible articles about this legislation that are just plain incorrect. It'd be nice if all of these places would do a little research before posting all of these misleading articles about the supposed "online poker ban".

Yes ... wait a minute, I'm not president ... damnit!

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It's actually oi oi oi.

GG Ryan. I was also at that table, just got knocked out heads-up. It's funny when you have a good cash and feel like crap afterwards ... and by funny I mean horrible.