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...
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You need to run by Nut Straight for another — dare I use puissant twice? Let’s go with informative. Now that I murdered English Composition once again… (2nd post of the day alert. Real blog below.) Read more…
No, this isn't about my cowardice at the tables. It is about the future of online poker. If you read Bill Rini as I asked in the last blog, you came across his look at the future. Not often I get to use puissant but here it comes. Bill's older post was a puissant look at the future of online poker.
Does the average poker player expect value? That isn't something most players want to talk about. Various reports say that about 8% or less of those playing online are profitable players. So, the expectations of roughly 92% isn't directed toward adding to their retirement funds. Additionally, most of those folks don't have a clue as to what is actually happening with their account. Most of us play for the same reason – enjoyment. Read more…
You need to run by the Nut Straight for a great rebuttal-discourse on my last post. It is very well done from an insider’s point of view.
In the halcyon days, sites competed for players. This competition was cut throat. Those at the top could compete a bit less than those struggling for players. With the coming of the UIGEA, the battlefield was altered dramatically. The 800# gorilla (Party, dammit) was run out of the market. Stars stayed and went from #2 to #1. Number 3 was PokerRoom that had left even before the UIGEA and is defunct today. So, what else did the change bring about? Read more...
with a silk umbrella and the handle of a broom. Hard as Phil was able. Boom! Boom! Boom! Read more...
That is the biography title for Marshal Fields. It was their policy. Their return program started with an apology and however stupid the clerk might think the reason, the return was allowed. The policy was unique – then and now. There is no longer a Marshal Fields. It is owned by Macy's. My mother shopped there a lot. It was upscale but not ostentatiously so. People avoid that appearance. Read more...
While backing a fellow player is time honored, I am not referring to throwing another tournament token Waffle's way. I am talking about the big money you have invested in players who are plunking down “their” 10K today to win fame and fortune at the WSOP. Read more...
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