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Caesars Building Partnerships with Global Gaming Brands

Posted on February 5th, 2012

This week Caesars Interactive Entertainment (CIE) announced that they extended two existing partnerships. CIE has been working on building the World Series of Poker brand online this year in regulated markets. The new partnerships will ensure that the WSOP brand is further marketed online in regulated markets.

Caesars Extends 888 Partnership

888 Poker has been proving software to the current WSOP online poker room. The WSOP online poker room isn’t available in the United States yet. The new partnership will … Read the rest

Barry Denson Plans to Set New Record for Playing Poker for the Longest

Posted on February 4th, 2012

Barry Denson, a poker player from the UK, has announced that he plans to set a new record for playing poker for the longest. On the 1st of July, he will play at G Casino, Manchester. The game will go on for five days. Most of Denson’s activity at the felt has been in live poker league tournaments.

Help for Heroes, a charitable organization that assists injured people in the armed forces, will benefit from the money made during the … Read the rest

Card Rush Promotion Running at PartyPoker

Posted on February 3rd, 2012

PartyPoker is running an attractive promotion called Card Rush in February. It will start on the 1st and continue for the rest of the month. Real money players of the site will have an exclusive opportunity to win prizes and freeroll entries through the promotion.

Card Rush promotion operates in a simple manner. Every time a player earns 15 Party Points, the poker site rewards him with a Card Rush ticket. On scratching the card, prizes are revealed. Every card … Read the rest

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Home » Poker Strategy » Taking a Bad Beat Smoothly

Losing gracefully is a lesson not learned from any book from the pro’s, but by experience. As you start to badly commentate and try to tell everyone how bad there play was, you start to lose more and more chips. Eventually, you will be out of the tournament thinking that you were playing with a bunch of drunk donkeys, mad that you didn’t make the money. Then, you will eventually think you are over that and go onto the next tournament or cash game, only to go off on the first pot you lose.

I’ve seen this happen time and time again both live and online. I have to admit, I have even done this once in a while. Poker etiquette is one of those things people don’t think about, but is a must when making a table image.

Lets take Mike ‘The Mouth’, and Phil Hellmuth for example. When you watch them, what do you think? Do you think that there the greatest poker players alive, that they are idols? I know I don’t. I think they are childish, ignorant, and are rude to both themselves and others. I am almost sure most people don’t want to play with them just because of there table image. And that is key to any poker game, how others perceive you.

When leaving a cash game, tournament with no money, or even play chip game online or live, you must always put on that there is nothing wrong with you. If you start to go on a rant about how bad everyone there played, start cursing out everyone, and making a scene, then no one there would want to play with you, you would look bad, and you will start to lose money easily. In order to stop this from happening, just walk away. Simple as that, walk away, go take a break, go for a walk, hit the gym, read a book, do something that will allow you to either let go of that stress, or release it. I have learned from experience that when doing some relaxing excercises (could be anything from finding your inner peace to going for a long run around the block), that you will save your table image, earn more money, and have people around you who want to be around you, not just to play poker with you.