I played two tournaments today on Full Tilt. The one was the 2.20 cashout that I typically play. The second was the Big-Little where I managed to money. I've a problem and it occurred in the cashout. Read more...
I just responded to Dave (the dark elf)'s comment -- who wasn't incensed over P* ploy. That's fine. Variety makes the world interesting. Today, I read something related over on Bill Rini's site. The Industry that is online poker is in a state of flux that goes beyond even the UIGEA days. Read more...
It is a lovely concept. Usually, it is associated with certain negatives such as prison time. But this bit of graft is off the books and still legit. Read more...
I love quoting dictionary explanations. The one I resteal from Webster today is #4.
4 : something with seemingly contradictory qualities <it's a dichotomy, this opulent Ritz-style luxury in a place that fronts on a boat harbor — Jean T. Barrett> Read more...
It a mine field out there. I tell ya it is a mine field. And, I'm loving it; although, it only been a marginal success. Playing cheap tournaments isn't going to earn one a living. Read more...
The talented Haley Hintz has grabbed hold of UB's hair shirt and continues the cheating saga. She is doing the grunt work on a messy reporting of what transpired. Frankly, it is making me ill but not for the reason you might suspect. Read more...
Yesterday, Full Tilt did a system upgrade where the servers were down for a period. It then provided a new version of the application. I played there fine yesterday. Today, it is nothing but problems. Read more...
This is about a friend. She's PokerHack over on PokerWorks – my old home. Nice kid; a former dealer; better than average player. She blogged about the PLO game for bloggers over on P* where she ended up being repeatedly dissed. Read more...
Well, we do have Rini in an exotic local. Then Doc needs to visit his sensei and practice his wax on – wax off technique to talk she who must be obeyed into his dream wheels. Otis is even showing signs; thinks his hiking is being curtailed by hanky-panky. Well, this blog ain't about any of that. Read more...
Bill Rini has a very thoughtful look at poker as a business. It comes from a knowledgeable insider – even if he is on a mid-life hiatus. I really like that last paragraph as a bit of optimism that, sadly, I have a hard time sharing. Read more...
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