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Comment on What game is prefered by professional poker players Texas hold’em Omaha or Stud? by pokermaster111

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Comment on What game is prefered by professional poker players Texas hold’em Omaha or Stud? by Monty

Monty — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 21:35:10 +0000

Hold’em is probably the best known game. Most online players start with hold em but progress to different areas. The biggest change I have noticed in recent years is the move towards Omaha High Low.

Most players start with Hold’em because it is the most commonly known game, but when they become a little more experienced, they soon learn that they can profit more at some of the other games where the experience gap is slightly wider.

The HORSE poker tournaments seem to be getting busier. We can see this by looking at the WSOP event. The $50,000 entry will ensure that one day the HORSE poker event will have a bigger prize purse than hold’em in years to come.

Comment on Are there going to be any famous poker players in Vegas March 17th – 20th? by William H

William H — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 17:21:49 +0000

A good place to find famous poker players would be Bobby’s Room at the Bellagio poker room.

Comment on unsufficient number of cards at 7 card stud poker at 8 players table? by LegFuJohnson

LegFuJohnson — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 09:42:36 +0000

If there are that many people still in the hand, the 7th card is face up in the middle, and everyone gets to use that community card.

Comment on What game is prefered by professional poker players Texas hold’em Omaha or Stud? by seefutguy

seefutguy — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 13:49:23 +0000

a quick peek at FT will show you that the high stakes HE tables have been empty for a while. The new game of choice I say is Omaha.

Of course then we have to get a definition of pro player. Because there are a lot of players out there that play professionally but may be unknown to the rest of the world. And the last I heard they were still grinding NLHE.

Comment on What game is prefered by professional poker players Texas hold’em Omaha or Stud? by ZCT

ZCT — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 20:22:27 +0000

Hold’em is the game of choice. Some of the biggest games out there are Hold’em. This includes high stakes cash games, and the major tournaments.

But some of the big cash games and the famous HORSE WSOP event ($50,000 buy in), are often rotating games that include various different games played in rotation.

But clearly Hold’em dominates all the major tournaments and the TV these days. You can walk into just about any sports bar in America and find a pub poker game going. But it will almost always be Hold’em.

I don’t believe it is necessarily that much easier to get a bad beat in Hold’em than other poker games.

Comment on Are there going to be any famous poker players in Vegas March 17th – 20th? by jack

jack — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 16:50:56 +0000

You can search for poker tournaments at this site

This one is also a good one for LV poker info

There is a huge poker tournament at the Wynn, it runs from February 26 until March 19th. You would be there for the finals, big tournaments draw big name players.

Daniel Negraneau is the poker pro at the Venetian so he is in town quite a bit.

~Jack~

Comment on unsufficient number of cards at 7 card stud poker at 8 players table? by reb1000

reb1000 — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:36:41 +0000

Insufficient!

Comment on unsufficient number of cards at 7 card stud poker at 8 players table? by onelifeisenough

onelifeisenough — Fri, 27 Mar 2009 11:28:53 +0000

If everybody is that loose, suggest they play for $100-$200, and take all their money.

Practically, though, you should play 7-card stud with only 7 players. Most places play with 8 because most people do fold early, and the situation where you run out of cards almost never happens.