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Myself and a few guys I work with want to play poker during our lunch hour, but all of the major sites are firewalled, and although our boss doesn't care if we play computer games on our lunch hour, he frowns upon us actually playing with real chips and cards in the office.Is there a program or app (preferably free) that we could use to play poker on our computers over a Local Area Network, and not have to use any computer players? We found a few web based programs, but you have to include AI players and the graphics are just down right terrible.Any help would be appreciated!

Shovey shovey shove shove.You're pushing against people who have big enough chip stacks to where they don't feel committed to call. If they call you with K-Q or J-10, so be it. But it's definitely +EV (this term...I do not think I know what it means ) to move here. With blinds that big, every pot you can steal helps. Plus, if you pick up this one, you greatly increase your chances to cash.Of course, I bubble out in live tournaments more than my fair share, so take what you will from it

It was a 9-handed sit and go, and at this point, already in the money. The bet on the flop, was to make it look like a C-Bet, as with my range of raising hands, even as a steal, doesn't include a 5.Don't have the hand history on this computer, but here's what happened (in white below):Turn 4d (board of 5-7h-5h-4)Villian Bets 700Hero Raises All-In for 3325Villian Calls 2625Hero Shows: K-5Villian Shows: A-6River 8dHero Shows: Three of a Kind, FivesVillian Shows: Straight, Four through EightI was just wondering if I should have been more cautious against an overly aggressive opponent, or if it wa

Only thing you could really do was raise less. That way, if you run into a monster, you can still get away for less...and if not, then you are more likely to a little more value. You have to raise the turn though.

SB had been playing very aggressively, your stereotypical overly aggressive Euro player. However, twice in the last 3 rounds I had played back at him. Once moving-in to his reraise PF with 6-6, another time calling him down with Ace High. Although it wasn't my intent, I had been getting some decent cards early on, and was playing a much larger percentage of hands than I normally would (27% or so). BB was a Tight/Weak Player.Play had been moving fast, and the blinds were still small at 50/100 when this hand came up. How was my flop play, and what would be the correct turn play?PokerStars No-Lim

$50+5 buy in a weekly live Sunday tournament. Small field, 28 players...played more like a MTT Sit-n-Go with the Blind Structure.Got heads up with a lady, who was the personification of a calling station...I had played at her table the entire tournament. I watched her call all-ins with a gutshot, a flush draw, middle pair and top pair, no kicker. She had gotten lucky on all but one of these hands (the flush draw) to win big pots. From 5 handed on (only top 3 got money), I had been very aggressive as play tightened up on the money bubble. I had been raising most pots, winning the majority of th

Finally! A place I can call home! Nits rule the school!

Nutso...PokerStars Game #14058533814: Tournament #70317429, $200+$15 Hold'em No Limit - Level XVI (2500/5000) - 2007/12/23 - 20:52:45 (ET)Table '70317429 726' 9-max Seat #2 is the buttonSeat 1: mniels17 (68242 in chips) Seat 2: DeXof (76102 in chips) Seat 3: Duhglas (56662 in chips) Seat 4: DPepe21 (94709 in chips) Seat 5: Pokerccini (151288 in chips) Seat 6: lukehoyt19 (110044 in chips) Seat 7: KidPoker (407736 in chips) Seat 8: Tee Shot (51854 in chips) Seat 9: bacalaoman (133296 in chips) mniels17: posts the ante 500DeXof: posts the ante 500Duhglas: posts the ante 500DPepe21: posts the ante

My father met Chip in the bathroom at Bellagio, when he was taking a break from the big game. He struck up a conversation with Chip, and he said that he was the nicest guy in that whole room. The fact that he took time out to chat with a complete stranger showed what kind of guy he was. The poker community won't be the same without Mr. Reese.

Bruchsalia II, game should be going in a few minutes.

It's a bit farther than Gary, but the Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo, MI spreads 1/2 with a 200 max buy in.