http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/-t1.htm Poker discussion that doesn't fit into any of the above categories Sun, 01 Mar 2009 01:58:14 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/-t1.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/pitbull-2-dollar-game-t189.htm TroyVanz there is no pw for this game. no1 reg wit 2 mins to go . r we still playin games. General Poker Discussion Sun, 01 Mar 2009 01:58:14 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/pitbull-2-dollar-game-t189.htm#955 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/pitbull-2-dollar-game-t189.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/barnyardpoker-t178.htm rlg476 sinner and have been playing there alot since. They have High and low end games and turnys.]]> General Poker Discussion Fri, 06 Feb 2009 16:18:11 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/barnyardpoker-t178.htm#900 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/barnyardpoker-t178.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/thanks-for-the-freeroll-t176.htm Actionjick Played in yesterday's freeroll at Full Tilt sponsored by Cardsinner and had a great time.The donk factor was very low and everyone was friendly and good sports. Thanks again for a very enjoyable tournament. General Poker Discussion Sun, 01 Feb 2009 14:24:37 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/thanks-for-the-freeroll-t176.htm#896 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/thanks-for-the-freeroll-t176.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/pocket-aces-t155.htm TheUndertaker Since i started playing poker pocket aces had been the worst cards for me.I lost about 5 times with them.I always get beat by a straight or flush this SUCKS.Give me a shout out guys. General Poker Discussion Tue, 20 Jan 2009 04:26:47 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/pocket-aces-t155.htm#779 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/pocket-aces-t155.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/january-2009-events-at-pitbullpoker-t154.htm PITBULLPOKER Hello Everyone, I am glad to invite you all to the following events hosted by PitbullPoker for all the CardSinner members. Please take note and enjoy: - January 24th........... $25 Freeroll....... at 8pm EST - January 25th........... $1 Buy In with $25 Added...........at 7pm EST - January 31st........... $25 Freeroll....... at 8pm EST Remember we have an Exclusive Free$10 Sign Up Bonus when registering here: http://www.pitbullpoker.com/poker/affiliate/entry.do?referral=40143 Or ... General Poker Discussion Mon, 19 Jan 2009 18:09:15 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/january-2009-events-at-pitbullpoker-t154.htm#778 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/january-2009-events-at-pitbullpoker-t154.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/the-semi-bluff-t141.htm Mrs. Sinner The "semi-bluff" is one of the most useful, risky, exciting, and underused tools in poker. Players who can use the semi-bluff effectively will wreak havoc on their opponents' chipstacks and see higher profits than those who don't utilize this effective tool. A semi-bluff is different than a standard bluff. A standard bluff is a bet to get your opponent to fold because you basically have no chance of winning the hand at the showdown. A semi-bluff is when a player takes the lead ... General Poker Discussion Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:42:32 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/the-semi-bluff-t141.htm#703 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/the-semi-bluff-t141.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/live-tourneys-vs-online-t90.htm XPOKERCHIC Do you prefer live tourneys over online? I like live better, but with online you have 24/7 access. Even when your home sick from work, you can play online. In your PJ's or just while traveling with you laptop. I play live at a local bar and it is so much fun. I like to be able to talk instead of chatbox typing. I have meet some strange characters in live tourneys. Poker players get strange nicknames. LOL. One older gentleman that plays with us always orders hotdogs for his dinner at ... General Poker Discussion Sat, 13 Dec 2008 23:27:00 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/live-tourneys-vs-online-t90.htm#466 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/live-tourneys-vs-online-t90.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/how-do-u-deal-with-realy-bad-players-t131.htm vegasbound79 can anyone give advice on dealing with bad players ...........mostly in freerolls thanks all vegasbound General Poker Discussion Tue, 30 Dec 2008 05:32:38 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/how-do-u-deal-with-realy-bad-players-t131.htm#648 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/how-do-u-deal-with-realy-bad-players-t131.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/calculating-pot-odds-t111.htm Mrs. Sinner The concept of pot odds is easy to learn and is one of the most important concepts of playing winning poker, especially no limit hold'em. It's simply, the relationship, expressed as a ratio, between the size of the bet you are making or calling, and the number of bets those bets in the pot. For example, if there is 12$ in the pot and you need to call a 3$ bet, you are getting 4:1 pot odds, expressed as 4:1. To have good enough pot odds, generally you need to have better pot ... General Poker Discussion Fri, 19 Dec 2008 20:17:17 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/calculating-pot-odds-t111.htm#544 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/calculating-pot-odds-t111.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/poker-dictionary-t110.htm Mrs. Sinner poker dictionary on the cardsinner website.]]> General Poker Discussion Fri, 19 Dec 2008 20:06:28 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/poker-dictionary-t110.htm#543 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/poker-dictionary-t110.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/playing-your-position-t6.htm Mrs. Sinner Your position at the table is defined by where you are in relation to the other players in the hand. The strongest position at the table is the player who is on the button. This is because the player on the button would be the last to act after the flop, turn, and river. Being last to act in each round of betting gives the player the advantage by allowing them to see what each player does before making a decision whether to check, bet, call, or raise. Position is a key element in playing ... General Poker Discussion Tue, 25 Nov 2008 23:44:19 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/playing-your-position-t6.htm#6 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/playing-your-position-t6.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/table-image-t5.htm Mrs. Sinner Setting your table image can make the difference between playing poker and playing winning poker. Many players focus so intently on the other players at the table that they fail to take the time to consider how the other players at the table perceive them. In this way, table images are often set unintentionally. Still, others can purposely set an image that will produce profitable results. When considering the table image you wish to convey to the rest of the table, you should first consider ... General Poker Discussion Mon, 24 Nov 2008 07:19:58 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/table-image-t5.htm#5 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/general-poker-discussion-f13/table-image-t5.htm