JasonJ22

Blink20 with a pic of the cover of Supersystem.I'm currently playing in the penny Omaha high/low tables while i'm not working because i've managed to go broke my second time playing live, so back to studying and reading cardplayer articles online in preparation for my next run, see you guys at the tables soon :-)

I completely agree with the other responses that talking to give information about your hand is wrong. Not only does that help your friend get out of a hand, but it also helps him better determine the strength of his own hand. If you have a method to let him know your two hole cards, that's more information for him and for your knowing his cards. Then you can use that information to narrow down the possibilities of your opponents cards, and receive more information about your odds of drawing to you hand, maybe he has two of your straight cards, or whatnot. One rule in poker is that you can

It seems many responses to this topic are trying to persuade that online poker is not random because more bad beats take place. That is simply ridiculous. The designers of the software know precisely what they are doing in order to make it simulate an actual deck. I can guarentee that is is more random then a live game where you can only rely on the dealer's shuffle.Furthermore, more "bad beats" seem to happen because you see an outrageously more number of hands online then you do live. This is what attracts most of you to online games anyway, that you can play multiple tables and come acr