The Aussie Millions tournament has been taking place every year since 1997. Due to its huge pay out, this poker tournament draws hundreds of the world’s elite player who compete for the grand prize.
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Party Poker can offer its games in a multitude of languages. Cash tables and tournaments to suit any budget. Fantastic free-roll schedules. Being able to play their Casino, Bingo and Sports-book all from one wallet makes it very playable. Read more in the Party Poker review
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Cake Poker may have less action at the higher stakes but it makes up for it in its user friendly software and weekly tournaments. Their loyalty programme is highly recommended too. Read more in the Cake Poker review
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Probably the most famous of poker sites there is. With its high variety of poker variations available to play and the lure of the famous names makes it a busy poker site. Big prize tournaments and high and low stakes cash tables guarantees action anytime of the day. Read more in the Poker Stars review
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The poker site where all the top names play. Rub shoulders with Phil Ivey, Howard Lederer and Jennifer Harmen to name just a few. Highly recommended with its $8+million guaranteed weekly MTT. Read more in the Full Tilt Poker review
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Titan is a well established and popular poker site built on a good reputation. Although not available to the US poker player, it is hugely popluar around the globe. Read more in the Titan Poker review
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Playing poker online and playing live in the real world is very different but very similar!
The obvious difference being that when playing poker online, you are in front of a computer screen and you are not able to see your opponents (sometimes just as well, lol). Whilst they’re hiding behind their screens, you won’t be able to see your opponent’s facial expressions, there hand movements etc. If you are an experienced live, real world poker player, the transition to not seeing these expressions might be a struggle. With that in mind we are going to cover some tips that can help in the transition to online poker. Read the rest of this entry »
If you are new to the game of poker, the first thing you have to learn is the different poker hands and their value. These hands and their ranking will become second nature to you, however it is necessary that you know these before playing. If you have to think about what hand beats what while you’re playing poker, it will take your concentration away from the important stuff, like your poker strategy, who’s bluffing, who’s fishing, who’s on tilt etc. Read the rest of this entry »
So the tourney is an hour and a half in, what’s the bloke to the left of you got left? What are the blinds at now? Is he on tilt opposite you from that bad beat? Oh, he’s only got five big blinds left to my right, he’ll be shoving soon. What, antes next already! Wow, this is getting close to the bubble. Then two hands later and it could have changed again. Read the rest of this entry »
Here we go over some of the mistakes commonly played in poker. Read the rest of this entry »
