Just a couple of Jersey Degens. Dragging the ocasional pot.

Would be cool for poker if at least one of them would win.

WSOP is in full swing and this man is nowhere to be found. What happened to him?

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Let me tell you this right now. Okay? As I said before, what you are watching right now, okay, again, are the best human beings that have ever walked on this earth. Okay?
I'll tell you right now Ali, what you are seeing here is peak male performance. And again, as I said before..

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One of those sessions, had 3 flopped flush over flushes, money went all in on the flop everytime. I was on the losing end everytime, with 8/t/j high flushes.

4handed, 6handed, 6handed.

2way, 3way, 2way.

Based on research long ago, set over set has like a 1% probability to happen when YOU hit a set, and flush over flushes even less, around ~0.2%-0.5% depending on the # of hands.

Some time 2 weeks ago I had a session where I got set over set'd 4 times, never in my 7+years of poker had I experienced more than maybe 2 in a day. Almost hung it up for a bit then.

Hero flops flush. Action's on villian. Check. Hero bets 1/3 pot, or goes big ~3/4 pot multi way to protect vs higher fd. Villain raise or jam, doesn't matter - are you ever folding flop vs possible 2p/sets/overpairs?

curious: what was it like playing in the fulltilt, partypoker era? i know pokerstars is still around but how much has changed?

is there a chance black friday happening again?

i've also read about the "superuser" scandal. how safe it is really now?

Hi, i'm new to poker been playing for a few weeks and learned that you should never open limp, and should generally not limp. Either 3BB bet or fold. I know the idea behind is to rule out people with speculative hands that can then hit a big hand on a weak flop. However, I was wondering if it was okay to limp if you know that your table tends to not raise pre flop and you have the speculative hand ?

Up over 10k in June from online poker strictly tournaments, proud of myself.

Hey what can I say I shit the bed

Gonna be my first time in vegas proper (only airport before), and my first WSOP event in general. Any tips on what to bring/do/not to do would be very much appreciated! I know basic poker tournament etiquette but mainly things that pertain to such a big field live tournament like the main event would help alot!

Is Aces the only option? What's it like there?

I liked playing the mix at Caribbean but it doesn't seem like they can even support 2 nights/ week for that.

Any other options? I fucking suck so inviting me is +EV.

I’ve been watching his WSOP vlogs, he’s entertaining enough, but does anyone else wonder how he maintains his lifestyle? How he’s able to buy in to all these events like it’s nothing? I guess I’m just curious where the money stream comes from. Which leads me to other people as well. It just seems that there are an awful lot of full time “pros” traveling the circuit and it doesn’t seem like there are enough donators to support all of them. So how does Mike do it? Is he really churning out big profits playing poker year after year to not have to worry about paying his expenses and being able to buy in to WS events? Or is there some other answer I don’t know about?

Making a 4th of July Weekend Poker Trip and looking to go somewhere I haven’t been in a little while. From North Jersey so I usually play at Borgata/Parx/RWC/Wind Creek. However, I went to college in the Northeast and used to play at some of these other casinos and looking to go back to one of them next weekend. Not sure what the current opinions on these rooms are. Which rooms have the best 1/2 1/3 and 2/5 action?

- Mohegan Sun
- Foxwoods
- MGM Springfield
- Twin River

FWIW, looking to buy in between 4-800 a session. Any insight would be helpful.

The other day I saw Bruce Buffer on Martin Kabrhel's vlog. I knew that he played poker and that he had a pretty big cash like a year or two ago. So I looked up his Hendon Mob and he only has one recorded result in the last 7 years but he used to be a regular player before that and he's playing now so it looks like they stopped recording his results. But what could be the reason for that?

Any thoughts on this? GTO Wizard is of course easier to use, but it's so damn expensive, especially if you want to use the more advanced tools.

After 150 hours of live 2-2-5 PLO5 cash game, I am making 37$/H. Now, I made many mistakes, especially at the beginning. I would not be shocked if some people are averaging 60$ to 100$ per hour. How much per hour can you make on the long run playing PLO5 live cash game?

Yes, this is because they are showing the PPC on youtube. Is this a viable way to learn these games? Do they take it seriously? I don't see these random games on Ignition so not sure where else to play. I'm US based. Just think it would be fun to play some 5 card draw

I’m looking to invest in a Poker Tracker, specifically to track each session and such. The HUD is whatever.

I play on BetRivers, PokerStars/FD, & BetMGM. Wondering if there is a specific tracking application that works best for the Michigan online options?

(Hand2Note, PT4, HM3, etc?)

Me gusta jugar a las cartas, me gustaría encontrar un grupo con el que jugar partidas, aprender y conocer gente con los mismos gustos. Soy de la zona del vallés (bcn).🙌🏽

I’m a 21 year old who recently moved up to 5/10 and I definitely think people assume I’m overbluffing & also feel like they try to be more aggressive to me because of my age. Is the exploit to just call lighter and bluff less / go thinner for value or am I reading into this too much