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04.24.13WPT Vienna welcoming Party Poker
WPT Vienna is welcoming big game festival in Austria this February. This is an interesting marathon game that will start with €25 or €50 amount. But when you will check the history of past seasons, you will observe that players don’t afraid in raising stakes value. The event at WPT Vienna will be hosted by Montesino from February 19 to February 24. According to Montesino, it would be great to host such a big event. Everyone is hoping that marathon will be interesting and more eventful as compared to past seasons.
Once again WPT Vienna has decided to give cash prize to poker players at different levels. You can also check the live performance by popular poker players during last season. This is really an amazing festival where you can enjoy interesting scores all around. According to latest news, the festival would have maximum of €20,000 in total. The marathon has invited all popular faces including Elky, Sam Trickett etc. Last year, Phil Laak enjoyed a total profit of €160,000 and rest cash value was distributed among the runner ups.
The players who have already qualified for WPT Vienna are running very well all around. It would be very tough to decide who will make the final table. Last year Phil Laak was the biggest player who continued playing for 48 hour long session. It may be lack of sleep that he threw the best hand by mistake. Players can learn a lesson from him so that same mistake should not be repeated again. We are looking forward who will make the deep run in current season. The marathon will continue for one week approximately. You can search for good package that may include stay and food facility. For more details, you can check their official website.
04.13.13EPT San Remo 2010 Bertrand “ElkY” Grospellier
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Superbe call d’Elky au WPT
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03.15.13Master of the score
Yevgeniy Timoshenko is known as the Jovial Gent as he is one of the best poker players in the circuit. He has cashed in 9 events with prize money more than 100K dollars, among which $ 2.1 million was the most impressive one in the 2009 five star World Poker Classic. He has been a star in many other games such as the 2008 ATP event held in Macau, where he cashed a whopping $ 500K. His win at the 2007 online poker Open in Irish region, where he strapped a cash of $ 166K and the EPT at Barcelona as well where he finished with the second spot. After that, he has never looked back and became very famous in the world stage.
His first feat at the major event such as the WSOP 2008 held in Europe got him the 3rd position with prize money just above $ 100K. The jJovial gent is undoubtedly a feared opponent and will be a good one in the upcoming years. His interests in poker got a start back in the 2003 when Chris Moneymaker won the 2003 WSOP. From his high school days e started playing small games and slowly made a shift of focus to the online arena. He initially focused on playing some free rolls and after winning some of the money in this arena boosted in some leverage in him to play in the pro arena. He has also been the winner of the Poker Stars World championship of online poker, winning prize money of $ 1.7 million.
He has become the motivation for many youngsters as he has doomed the poker scenario with his acumen in the game and beating the opponent. Jovial Gent has followed the footsteps of his aspiration, Chris Moneymaker and many others also admire him. He is living example for every aspiring poker players.
02.21.13Does bluffing come naturally or can it be taught?
If there is one strategy that people use when playing poker that everyone – even non-players – will know it is bluffing. Essentially bluffing means trying to convince another player that you have a better hand of cards than you actually do, in order to make them fold when they may actually be in a winning position.
Far from being cheating, this tactic is considered a crucial part of successful poker playing, and bluffing an opponent successfully to win a game, despite being dealt a disappointing hand, is considered to be one of the best ways to win by players. But can anyone be taught to bluff, or is it something just comes naturally to a few people? Read the rest of this entry »
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