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		<title>Mistakes that can be avoided by beginners while playing poker</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 10 Apr 2010 13:13:41 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Beginners tend to make a lot of blunders on the poker table which can be easily avoided. Learning to play poker can be a discouraging task. Beginners would have to master all the rules and they should also learn the slayer tips and tricks to defeat the opponents and win the pot.Nascent players should know [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Beginners tend to make a lot of blunders on the poker table which can be easily avoided. Learning to play poker can be a discouraging task. Beginners would have to master all the rules and they should also learn the slayer tips and tricks to defeat the opponents and win the pot.</p><p><a href="http://www.freepokerphotos.com/archives/online-gambling-and-poker/"><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-49" title="Online Gambling and Poker Screens" src="http://pivopoker.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Online-Gambling-and-Poker-Screens-300x224.jpg" alt="Online Gambling and Poker Screens" width="300" height="224" /></a>Nascent players should know all the rules before they start playing with the opponents on the poker table. Beginners generally find themselves in complicated situations and they are impractical about the course of action. Most of the times they end up making an absolute fool of them by making the wrong moves and their seasoned opponents take undue benefit of this.</p><p>Playing all the hands does not increase the chances to win the pot. Nascent players should understand this fact. Beginners should avoid playing too many hands before the flops. This is one of the most common mistakes committed by beginners universally.  Beginners tend to play all the hands before the flop on the poker table. Beginners should be alert of the fact that they should have premium cards to play before the pre-flop.  You should play only 20-25% of the hands in total and the rest should be folded which carve out a picture that you do not indulge in reckless playing.</p><p>Beginners are too unripe when they play too many hands pre-flop but also stretch the game too far which may result in losing a lot of money. Beginners sloppily resort to forming any pair. Only if you have the best pair should you go ahead and play your game.</p><p>Beginners always play when they harbor a gut feeling or a sixth sense about a certain hand. That is wrong. You should play ahead in the game by mathematical calculation, compute the odds of winning and referee the opponents and their playing styles before you thrust yourself on the poker table.</p><p><span id="more-47"></span>Poker takes a toll on you and your unpredictable feelings. Losing a few hands, and beginners sink into depression and adopt the wrong strategy which lands them into further difficulty. Poker is dominated by the strategies and decisions you make. You should successfully disguise your emotions and expressions and march ahead with confidence.</p><p>Beginners should resort to taking decisions which would help them long-term, for example in <a href="http://www.headsuppokerhands.com/">heads-up poker hands</a>. Always remember that long-term decisions would always be fruitful and help you win a lump sum amount.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Know All About Poker &#8211; for Beginners</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:46:02 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PokerPivo</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Poker]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Poker Tips]]></category>

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		<description><![CDATA[How is Poker played? Do you want to learn how to play poker? Are you new to the game of Poker? Don’t worry. This article will help you with all the answers to your questions, and make sure you&#8217;re not donkaments-material like so many out there. Before playing the gameof poker you should be aware [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>How is Poker played? Do you want to learn how to play poker? Are you new to the game of Poker? Don’t worry. This article will help you with all the answers to your questions, and make sure you&#8217;re not <a href="http://donkaments.info/" target="_blank">donkaments-material</a> like so many out there. Before playing the gameof poker you should be aware of all the basic rules of Poker which would not allow any of your oppoenets to take advantage of you.</p><p>There are assortments of poker games.  The games include seven card stud, Omaha and Texas hold’em Poker and so on. Before <a href="http://stockphotospoker.com/seven-deuce-off-suit"><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-38" title="Seven Deuce off Suit" src="http://pivopoker.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Seven-Deuce-off-Suit-300x199.jpg" alt="Seven Deuce off Suit" width="300" height="199" /></a>playing the game with the opponents you should be well versed with poker terminology or you would feel like a fish out of water.</p><p>If you want to win games and refrain the opponents to take advantage of you learn the poker terminology. This would help you to succeed in the game as well. The word action refers to a move made by a player in the game. The expression all-in refers to betting all the chips a player has. The phrase bad beat indicates that a particular hand was beaten by another player. Betting refers to putting money in the pot and flop is the initial three community cards which are to be dealt. The highest unpaired card is called a kicker and raise refers to increasing the bets in the pot. These are few of the most common terms used on poker tables.</p><p>Once you are acquainted with the glossary of poker you should move ahead and learn the various strategies used in poker. You should be educated about all the variations that the game has to offer so that you can win against all odds.</p><p><span id="more-36"></span>Poker is one of the most admired games and players play in loose and reckless way or they stick to a conservative method of playing. Some players implement the method of playing in a cautious and insistent manner. Sit and go’s are gainful and are a great way to research new styles and techniques of playing poker. You should initially start with a single table and then graduate to multi-tables. Playing on multi-tables is not easy as your attention and thinking gets divided. You are susceptible to making blunders.</p><p>Poker players should have an intense eye and should be able to examine opponents in a crisp manner. Beginners can learn and experiment myriad strategies by playing poker online. Invest realistic time to learn the tricks of the game before playing with professionals where large stakes are involved. Rational thinking and systematic observation of the opponents helps in determining the game in a tangible way. Familiarize yourself with the diverse aspects of the game before you realize that you have lost a big amount of money on the poker table.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>The Use of Buttons and Blinds in Poker</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 11 Jul 2009 22:35:19 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PokerPivo</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A person who is not actively participating in the actual game is used to deal the card hands when button games of poker are in play. The term “button” refers to a circular disk that is used as a marker to denote who it is in the game that is serving in the capacity of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A person who is not actively participating in the actual game is used to deal the card hands when button games of poker are in play. The term “button” refers to a circular disk that is used as a marker to denote who it is in the game that is serving in the capacity of the dealer. The person who is acting as the dealer in the game gets the cards on the primary round of the game only after every one else in the game has already received the cards. Also, the person who acts as the dealer reserves the power to make the final move of the round after the primary round has come into play. During the course of the game, the button is rotated around the table so that all the <a href="http://www.freepokerphotossite.com/dealer-button-and-joker/"><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-25" title="Dealer Button" src="http://pivopoker.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/dealer-button-580x385-300x199.jpg" alt="Dealer Button" width="300" height="199" /></a>players get a chance to act as the dealer. The button is sent around the table in a clockwise motion with the closing of each deal hand. This way, each of the players in the game receive a chance to act as the dealer at least once during the game, and by doing so they are able to enjoy the benefit of being able to take the last call on the round before the round closes.</p><p>Blinds are moves that are made with the betting process in order to begin the actual play in the rounds. Placement of the blinds is done prior to the players actually getting a chance to see the cards they have been dealt. In most games the blinds themselves are included into the game as a component of the bet placed by the player. However, there are some games in which the framework of the game is such that it calls for the use of blinds to be made invalid. In such games a specific category of the blind or even all of the blinds are declared to be “dead” and thus cannot be used to play in the game.</p><p><span id="more-20"></span>Since it is mandatory for all the players to receive a chance to use the button, the button is moved forward along the table. When this happens, the button is known as the “moving button” and the blinds in play on the table are altered in accordance with the movement of the button.</p><p>There are some cases in which the button is declared to be a “dead button”. When this is the case a player who is expected to move at that time is obligated to place a big blind.</p><p>More poker info at <a href="http://www.svenstightpokertips.com/" target="_blank">Sven&#8217;s Tight Poker Tips</a>!</p>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>David Benyamine gets a gift from Guy Laliberté</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 11 Jul 2009 22:32:18 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PokerPivo</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[David Benyamine]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[What. A. Gift.David Benyamine was trying to semi-bluff the wrong guy in this hand&#8230;. xD]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What. A. Gift.</p><p><a href="http://davidbenyaminefans.com/">David Benyamine</a> was trying to semi-bluff the wrong guy in this hand&#8230;. xD</p><p><a href="http://pivopoker.com/2009/david-benyamine-gets-a-gift-from-guy-laliberte.php3"><em>Click here to view the embedded video.</em></a></p>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Researching tables in Online Poker</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 07 May 2009 00:15:26 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PokerPivo</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[From a long time poker has been regarded as one of the greatest games catering to millions of player around the world. The game has been around for more than two centuries and has not lost its sheen till date gaining the status of most successful and popular game amongst drawing players worldwide. Online poker [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-18" title="Multitabling Online Poker" src="http://pivopoker.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/multitabling-online-poker-300x187.jpg" alt="Multitabling Online Poker" width="300" height="187" />From a long time poker has been regarded as one of the greatest games catering to millions of player around the world. The game has been around for more than two centuries and has not lost its sheen till date gaining the status of most successful and popular game amongst drawing players worldwide. Online poker was first introduced in 1998 and has become one of the favorites of people. I&#8217;m not going to become a full-time <a href="http://www.online-poker-blogger.com/">online poker blogger</a>, but I&#8217;ll mention some online poker anyway&#8230;</p><p>Many websites have online poker rooms and one should be careful in choosing where to sit and play. After a successful registration on a free poker website, one has to select a room and the type of game one wants to play. However, before choosing the room, there are certain things that you need to keep in mind.</p><p>It is always advisable to go through the rules and regulations of the poker website and the kind of games they have. There can be any game like stud poker or draw poker or the most popular one, Texas hold ‘em poker and it can either have a limit tag or a no limit tag. Therefore, the player needs to be careful with these tags. For an amateur, limit tag is a suitable choice.</p><p><span id="more-17"></span>After joining, spend some time in observing the players and their moves. Keep in mind not everyone is as creative as <a href="http://www.ilovetomdwan.com/">Tom Dwan</a>! It is very essential that you have pre hand knowledge of the players and their techniques. This is railing and it should give you an idea whether to sit at the table or not. Player moves and raises can help you determine this.</p>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Andy Bloch &amp; Phil Ivey Bump Heads &amp; Full Tilt Cash Game</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 07 May 2009 00:11:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Full Tilt Poker&#8217;s Million Dollar Cash Game was a great show, and this hand between Andy Bloch and Phil Ivey sure was one to remember. Bloch&#8217;s Ace King versus Ivey&#8217;s King Eight. Small re-raise by Phil Ivey, HUGE re-raise by Andy Bloch. Cautious and aggressive at the same time.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Full Tilt Poker&#8217;s Million Dollar Cash Game was a great show, and this hand between <a href="http://andyfanbloch.com/">Andy Bloch</a> and Phil Ivey sure was one to remember. Bloch&#8217;s Ace King versus Ivey&#8217;s King Eight. Small re-raise by <a href="http://www.philiveyfan.com/">Phil Ivey</a>, HUGE re-raise by Andy Bloch. Cautious and aggressive at the same time.</p><p><a href="http://pivopoker.com/2009/andy-bloch-phil-ivey-bump-heads-full-tilt-cash-game.php3"><em>Click here to view the embedded video.</em></a></p>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Valuebetting A Small Flush on the River</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Apr 2009 03:15:40 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PokerPivo</dc:creator>
				<category><![CDATA[Full Tilt Poker]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[ROFL Thanks for the lesson, Pivo!Full Tilt Poker Game #11723935251: $11 + $0.50 Heads Up Sit &#38; Go (87952379), Table 1 &#8211; 15/30 &#8211; No Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 22:42:59 ET &#8211; 2009/04/16Seat 1: petessoccer30 (1,260)Seat 2: pivopoker (1,740)petessoccer30 posts the small blind of 15pivopoker posts the big blind of 30The button is in seat #1*** [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>ROFL <img src='http://pivopoker.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif' alt=':D' class='wp-smiley' /> </p><p>Thanks for the lesson, Pivo!</p><blockquote><p><em>Full Tilt Poker Game #11723935251: $11 + $0.50 Heads Up Sit &amp; Go (87952379), Table 1 &#8211; 15/30 &#8211; No Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 22:42:59 ET &#8211; 2009/04/16<br />Seat 1: petessoccer30 (1,260)<br />Seat 2: pivopoker (1,740)<br />petessoccer30 posts the small blind of 15<br />pivopoker posts the big blind of 30<br />The button is in seat #1<br />*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />Dealt to pivopoker <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2c.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/3h.gif" border="0"><br />petessoccer30 raises to 60<br />pivopoker calls 30<br />*** FLOP *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Jh.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker checks<br />petessoccer30 checks<br />*** TURN *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Jh.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qh.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker checks<br />petessoccer30 checks<br />*** RIVER *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Jh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qh.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/6s.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker bets 30<br />petessoccer30 calls 30<br />*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />pivopoker shows <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2c.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/3h.gif" border="0"> a flush, King high<br />petessoccer30 mucks<br />pivopoker wins the pot (180) with a flush, King high<br />*** SUMMARY ***<br />Total pot 180 | Rake 0<br />Board: <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Jh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qh.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/6s.gif" border="0"><br />Seat 1: petessoccer30 (small blind) mucked <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4d.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/As.gif" border="0"> &#8211; Ace King high<br />Seat 2: pivopoker (big blind) showed <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2c.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/3h.gif" border="0"> and won (180) with a flush, King high</em></p></blockquote>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Pivo told me: &#8220;Sometimes, You have to show a bluff&#8221;</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Apr 2009 03:14:41 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>PokerPivo</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[And so I did&#8230;Full Tilt Poker Game #11723918431: $11 + $0.50 Heads Up Sit &#38; Go (87952379), Table 1 &#8211; 15/30 &#8211; No Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 22:41:55 ET &#8211; 2009/04/16Seat 1: petessoccer30 (1,470)Seat 2: pivopoker (1,530)petessoccer30 posts the small blind of 15pivopoker posts the big blind of 30The button is in seat #1*** HOLE CARDS [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>And so I did&#8230;</p><blockquote><p>Full Tilt Poker Game #11723918431: $11 + $0.50 Heads Up Sit &amp; Go (87952379), Table 1 &#8211; 15/30 &#8211; No Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 22:41:55 ET &#8211; 2009/04/16<br />Seat 1: petessoccer30 (1,470)<br />Seat 2: pivopoker (1,530)<br />petessoccer30 posts the small blind of 15<br />pivopoker posts the big blind of 30<br />The button is in seat #1<br />*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />Dealt to pivopoker <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Tc.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Jd.gif" border="0"><br />petessoccer30 raises to 60<br />petessoccer30: lol<br />pivopoker calls 30<br />*** FLOP *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2s.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Ad.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kc.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker checks<br />petessoccer30 bets 75<br />pivopoker calls 75<br />*** TURN *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2s.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Ad.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kc.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/6s.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker checks<br />petessoccer30 checks<br />*** RIVER *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2s.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Ad.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kc.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/6s.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kd.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker bets 210<br />petessoccer30 folds<br />Uncalled bet of 210 returned to pivopoker<br />pivopoker shows <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Tc.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Jd.gif" border="0"> a pair of Kings<br />pivopoker wins the pot (270)<br />*** SUMMARY ***<br />Total pot 270 | Rake 0<br />Board: <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/2s.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Ad.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kc.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/6s.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Kd.gif" border="0"><br />Seat 1: petessoccer30 (small blind) folded on the River<br />Seat 2: pivopoker (big blind) collected (270)</p></blockquote>]]></content:encoded>
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		<title>Missed a Valuebet on the river there :(</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 17 Apr 2009 03:13:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Could have valuebet the river there. Not sure.Full Tilt Poker Game #11723985132: $11 + $0.50 Heads Up Sit &#38; Go (87952379), Table 1 &#8211; 20/40 &#8211; No Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 22:46:05 ET &#8211; 2009/04/16Seat 1: petessoccer30 (855)Seat 2: pivopoker (2,145)pivopoker posts the small blind of 20petessoccer30 posts the big blind of 40The button is in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Could have valuebet the river there. Not sure.</p><blockquote><p><em>Full Tilt Poker Game #11723985132: $11 + $0.50 Heads Up Sit &amp; Go (87952379), Table 1 &#8211; 20/40 &#8211; No Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 22:46:05 ET &#8211; 2009/04/16<br />Seat 1: petessoccer30 (855)<br />Seat 2: pivopoker (2,145)<br />pivopoker posts the small blind of 20<br />petessoccer30 posts the big blind of 40<br />The button is in seat #2<br />*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />Dealt to pivopoker <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/8h.gif" border="0"><br />pivopoker: but i would now<br />pivopoker calls 20<br />petessoccer30 raises to 120<br />pivopoker calls 80<br />*** FLOP *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qs.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5c.gif" border="0"><br />petessoccer30 checks<br />pivopoker checks<br />*** TURN *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qs.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5c.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qd.gif" border="0"><br />petessoccer30 checks<br />pivopoker bets 240<br />petessoccer30 calls 240<br />*** RIVER *** <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qs.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5c.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qd.gif" border="0"> <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4s.gif" border="0"><br />petessoccer30 checks<br />pivopoker checks<br />*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />pivopoker shows <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/8h.gif" border="0"> two pair, Queens and Fives<br />petessoccer30 mucks<br />pivopoker wins the pot (720) with two pair, Queens and Fives<br />*** SUMMARY ***<br />Total pot 720 | Rake 0<br />Board: <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qs.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5c.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Qd.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/4s.gif" border="0"><br />Seat 1: petessoccer30 (big blind) mucked <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Ks.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/Ad.gif" border="0"> &#8211; two pair, Queens and Fours<br />Seat 2: pivopoker (small blind) showed <IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/5h.gif" border="0"><IMG SRC="/wp-content/plugins/cards-poker/cartes/8h.gif" border="0"> and won (720) with two pair, Queens and Fives</em></p></blockquote>]]></content:encoded>
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