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Click here for your chance at 100,000 in scholarships. August 9th, 2004 Read this article on cheating poker in the past , and why its much harder to cheat poker today. Picture of the Cheat Program GUI. Excerpt: The program then generated shuffled decks of cards until it found a deck that contained these five cards in the proper positions. Since the Randomize() function is based on the server \'s system time, it was not very difficult to guess a starting seed with a fair degree of accuracy. After finding a correct seed once, it is then possible to synchronize the exploit program with the server to within a few seconds. This synchronization enables the exploit program to accurately guess the seed being used by the random number generator, and to identify the deck of cards being used during all future games in under one second! August 9th, 2004 Playing Dirty One of my favorite things to do is play dirty. Why? Because it makes for an action packed game. Here are some of my favorite ways to play dirty: In tournament play state I \'ve got to go, someone take my chips when you have an incredible hand. Then go all in. Usually at least one idiot calls. If you have pocket aces, announce it. It will throw people off and most will doubt you have it. Try these methods of playing dirty in a freeroll first. If they workout add them as tricks up your sleeve for your gameplay. August 8th, 2004 3rd Party Programs and much more. The author of Universal Poker Odds Calculator contacted me to let me know there is a new version of it availble. Now has less advertisements and a new low price. Also includes Auto-Read feature for Party Poker . Read about it in our 3rd Party Programs section. August 6th, 2004 Taking Players Notes One of the best things about online poker is that you can take notes on opponents! Click here to read our special about note taking and why it \'s so important. 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Home Of The ULTIMATE Partypoker Bonus and Strategy Guide Link Box Members Section Free Money Players Notes Poker Hands/Odds Poker Dictionary Contact Us Cheap Poker Chips Loads better than the bicycle chips you got! Only 10Cents PER CHIP. 9.99 for 200chips Clay Chips 300Set (9gram) W/Aluminum Case for 34.99 Clay Chips 500set (11.5gram) W/Aluminum Case for 84.95 3rd Party Programs 3rd Party Programs are Fast Becoming a Part of Online Poker! You don \'t want to be left behind without the advantage do you? In this section we take a look at 3rd Party Programs that can give you the edge in Online Poker. You shouldn \'t PLAY without these!! NOTE: PLAY WITH THESE ARE CONSIDERED AGAINST POKER ROOM POLICY. WE DO NOT ENCOURAGE YOU USE THESE IN REAL MONEY ROOM SITUATIONS. THESE WERE TESTED ON PLAY MONEY TABLES AND PLAY MONEY ONLY!! USE OF THESE PROGRAMS COULD CONSTITUTE YOUR REMOVAL FROM THE POKER ROOM! Program Name: Texas Calculatem New Version Available 8/3/04 Version 4.0.30 now supports Party Poker, Paradise Poker, Empire Poker, PokerStars, Pacific Poker, Ladbrokes, Betfair, Interpoker, William Hill Poker, Bet365 Poker, Trident Poker, and more . Full List here . is program reads your card \'s AUTOMATICLY off partypoker and several other online poker rooms! Although it won \'t help you win everytime, it gives you a valuable edge in what hands you should and shouldn \'t play. Every player should have this! Texas Calculatem with AutoRead watches you play , offering instant odds and advice throughout the game, and giving you a considerable edge in the fast-paced online environment. It is an absolute must for anyone who plays at real money tables. DOWNLOAD Rating: Program Name: Poker Office PokerOffice is the most sophisticated tool on the market for Online Texas Hold \'em Poker. 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Click Here to findout more Online Cheating As Originally Posted http://www.developer.com/java/other/article.php/616221 How We Learned to Cheat at Online Poker: A Study in Software Security By Brad Arkin Frank Hill Scott Marks Matt Schmid and Thomas John Walls September 28, 1999 How We Learned to Cheat at Online Poker: A Study in Software Security By Brad Arkin, Frank Hill, Scott Marks, Matt Schmid, Thomas John Walls, and Gary McGraw Reliable Software Technologies Software Security Group Poker is a card game that many people around the world enjoy. Poker is played at kitchen tables, in casinos, and cardrooms -- and more recently, the Web. A few of us here at Reliable Software Technologies play poker. Since many of us spend a good amount of our days online, it was only a matter of time before some of us put the two interests together. This is the story of how our interest in online poker and software security mixed to create a spectacular security exploit.The PlanetPoker Internet cardroom offers real-time Texas Hold \'em games against other people on the Web for real money. Being software professionals who help companies deliver secure, reliable, and robust software, we were curious about the software behind the online game. How did it work? Was it fair? An examination of the FAQs at PlanetPoker, including the shuffling algorithm (which was ironically published to help demonstrate the game \'s integrity) was enough to start our analysis wheels rolling. As soon as we saw the shuffling algorithm, we began to suspect there might be a problem. A little investigation proved that this intuition was correct. The Game In Texas Hold \'em, each player is dealt two cards (called the pocket cards). The initial deal is followed by a round of betting. After the first round, all remaining cards are dealt face up and shared by all players. The dealer places three cards face up on the board (called the flop). A second round of betting then takes place. Texas Hold \'em is usually a fixed limit game, meaning that there are fixed amounts that a player may bet in each betting round. For example, in a 3 to 6 game, the first two betting rounds are 3 bets while the third and fourth betting rounds are 6 bets. After the second round of betting, the dealer places another card face up on the board (called the turn). A third round of betting then takes place. Finally, the dealer places the last card face up on the board (called the river), and a final round of betting ensues. Each remaining player takes their two pocket cards and combines them with the five community cards to make the best five-card poker hand. The best hand among the players is determined by standard poker hand order.Texas Hold \'em is a fast-paced and exciting game. Bluffing is an essential part of the game, and quick decisions about who is holding what sorts of cards separate winners from losers. Interestingly, Texas Hold \'em is the poker game played at the World Series of Poker which is held annually in Las Vegas.Now that everybody and their dog is online, and virtually all types of businesses are represented on the Internet, it \'s only natural that casinos and cardrooms are there too. Even with the reasonably easy availability of casinos on Indian reservations and riverboats, there is still real demand for more accessible games. Being able to play online in the comfort of your own home (not to mention in your pajamas), without having to endure second-hand smoke and obnoxious players, is definitely appealing. Security Risks Abound All this convenience comes at a price. Unfortunately, there are real risks to playing poker online. The casino may be a fraud, existing only to take money from naïve players without ever intending to pay back winnings. The server running the online casino could be cracked by a malicious attacker looking for credit card numbers, or trying to leverage some advantage in the game. Since a majority of casinos don \'t authenticate or encrypt the network traffic between the player running the client program and the server hosting the card game, a malicious player could conceivably examine the network traffic (with a classic person-in-the-middle attack) for the purposes of determining his opponent \'s cards. These risks are all very familiar to Internet security experts.Collusion is a problem that is unique to poker (as opposed to other games like blackjack or craps), since poker players play against each other and not the casino itself. Collusion occurs when two or more players seated at the same table work together as a team, often using the same bankroll. Colluding players know what their team members \' hands are (often through subtle signals), and bet with the purpose of maximizing their team \'s profits on any given hand. Though collusion is a problem in real cardrooms, it is a much more serious problem for online poker. Using tools like instant messaging and telephone conference calls makes collusion a serious risk to online poker players. What if all the players in an online game are all cooperating to bilk an unsuspecting Web patsy? How can you be assured that you \'re never a victim of this attack?Last, but not least (especially in terms of our story), there is a real risk that the software behind an online poker game may be flawed. Software problems are a notorious form of security risk often overlooked by companies obsessed with firewalls and cryptography. The problem is that a software application can introduce truck-sized security holes into a system. We spend a great deal of time in our day jobs finding and solving software security problems. It is only natural that we turned our attention to online poker. The rest of this article is devoted to a discussion of software security problems we found in a popular online poker game. Software Security Risks Shuffling a Virtual Deck of CardsThe first software flaw we \'ll focus on involves shuffling virtual cards. What does it mean to shuffle a deck of cards fairly? Essentially, every possible combination of cards should have an equal likelihood of appearing. We \'ll call each such ordering of the 52 cards a shuffle.In a real deck of cards, there are 52! (approximately 2^226) possible unique shuffles. When a computer shuffles a virtual deck of cards, it selects one of these possible combinations. There are many algorithms that can be used to shuffle a deck of cards, some of which are better than others (and some of which are just plain wrong). We found that the algorithm used by ASF Software, Inc. , the company that produces the software used by most of the online poker games, suffered from many flaws. ASF has changed their algorithm since we contacted them regarding our discovery. We have not looked at their new approach. Getting everything exactly right from a security perspective is not easy (as the rest of this article will show). Figure 1: The Flawed ASF Shuffling Algorithm procedure TDeck.Shuffle;var	ctr: Byte;	tmp: Byte;	random_number: Byte;begin	{ Fill the deck with unique cards }	for ctr := 1 to 52 do	Card[ctr] := ctr;	{ Generate a new seed based on the system clock }	randomize;	{ Randomly rearrange each card }	for ctr := 1 to 52 do begin	random_number := random(51)+1;	tmp := card[random_number];	card[random_number] := card[ctr];	card[ctr] := tmp;	end;	CurrentCard := 1;	JustShuffled := True;end; The shuffling algorithm shown in Figure 1 was posted by ASF Software in order to convince people that their computer-generated shuffles were entirely fair. Ironically, it had the exact opposite effect on us. The algorithm starts by initializing an array with values in order from 1 to 52, representing the 52 possible cards. Then, the program initializes a pseudo-random number generator using the system clock with a call to Randomize(). The actual shuffle is performed by swapping every position in the array, in turn, with a randomly chosen position. The position to swap with is chosen by calls to the pseudo-random number generator. Problem One: An Off-By-One Error Astute programmers will have noticed that the algorithm in question contains an off-by-one error. The algorithm is supposed to traverse the initial deck while swapping each card with any other card. Unlike most Pascal functions, the function Random(n) actually returns a number between 0 and n-1 instead of a number between 1 and n. The algorithm uses the following snippet of code to choose which card to swap with the current card: . The formula sets random_number to a value between 1 and 51. In short, the algorithm in question never chooses to swap the current card with the last card. When ctr finally reaches the last card, 52, that card is swapped with any other card except itself. That means this shuffling algorithm never allows the 52nd card to end up in the 52nd place. This is an obvious, but easily correctable, violation of fairness. Problem Two: Bad Distribution Of Shuffles A closer examination of the shuffling algorithm reveals that, regardless of the off-by-one problem, it doesn \'t return an even distribution of decks. The basic algorithm at the heart of the shuffle is shown in Figure 2. Shuffling A closer examination of the algorithm reveals that, regardless of the off-by-one error, it doesn \'t return an even distribution of shuffles. That is, some shuffles are more likely to be produced than others are. This uneven distribution can be leveraged into an advantage if a tipped-off player is willing to sit at the table long enough. To illustrate this problem using a small example, we \'ll shuffle a deck consisting of only three cards (i.e, n=3) using the algorithm described above. Figure 2: How not to shuffle cards for (i is 1 to n) Swap i with random position between 1 and n Figure 2 contains the algorithm we used to shuffle our deck of three cards, and also depicts the tree of all possible decks using this shuffling algorithm. If our random number source is a good one, then each leaf on the tree in Figure 2 has an equal probability of being produced. Given even this small example, you can see that the algorithm does not produce shuffles with equal probability. It will produce the decks 231, 213, and 132 more often than the decks 312, 321, 123. If you were betting on the first card and you knew about these probabilities, you would know that card 2 is more likely to appear than any other card. The uneven probabilities become increasingly exaggerated as the number of cards in the deck increase. When a full deck of 52 cards is shuffled using the algorithm listed above (n=52), the unequal distribution of decks skews the probabilities of certain hands and changes the betting odds. Experienced poker players (who play the odds as a normal course of business) can take advantage of the skewed probabilities. Figure 3: How to shuffle cards for (i is 1 to 3) Swap i with random position between i and 3 Figure 3 provides a much better shuffling algorithm. The crucial difference between the two algorithms is that number of possible swap positions decreases as you progress through the deck. Once again, we show a tree illustrating this algorithm on our sample deck of three cards. The change between this new algorithm and the one used by ASF is that each card i is swapped with a card from the range [i, n], not [1, n]. This reduces the number of leaves from the 3^3 = 27 given by the bad algorithm listed above to 3! = 6. The change is important because the n! number of unique leaves means that the new shuffling algorithm generates each possible deck only once. Notice that each possible shuffle is produced once and only once so that each deck has an equal probability of occurring. Now that \'s fair! Generating Random Numbers on a Deterministic Machine The first set of software flaws we discussed merely changes the probabilities that certain cards will come up. The associated skews can be used by a clever gambler to gain an edge, but the flaws really don \'t constitute a complete break in the system. By contrast, the third flaw, which we explain in this section, is a doozy that allows online poker to be completely compromised. A short tutorial on pseudo-random number generators sets the stage for the rest of our story. How Pseudo-Random Number Generators Work Suppose we want to generate a random number between 1 and 52, where every number has an equal probability of appearing. Ideally, we would generate a value on the range from 0 to 1 where every value will occur with equal probability, regardless of the previous value, then multiply that value by 52. Note that there are an infinite number of values between 0 and 1. Also note that computers do not offer infinite precision! In order to program a computer to do something like the algorithm presented above, a pseudo-random number generator typically produces an integer on the range from 0 to N and returns that number divided by N. The resulting number is always between 0 and 1. Subsequent calls to the generator take the integer result from the first run and pass it through a function to produce a new integer between 0 and N, then return the new integer divided by N. This means the number of unique values returned by any pseudo-random number generator is limited by number of integers between 0 and N. In most common random number generators, N is 2^32 (approximately 4 billion) which is the largest value that will fit into a 32-bit number. Put another way, there are at most 4 billion possible values produced by this sort of number generator. To tip our hand a bit, this 4 billion number is not all that large. A number known as the seed is provided to a pseudo-random generator as an initial integer to pass through the function. The seed is used to get the ball rolling. Notice that there is nothing unpredictable about the output of a pseudo-random generator. Each value returned by a pseudo-random number generator is completely determined by the previous value it returned (and ultimately, the seed that started it all). If we know the integer used to compute any one value then we know every subsequent value returned from the generator. The pseudo-random number generator distributed with Borland compilers makes a good example and is reproduced in Figure 4. If we know that the current value of RandSeed is 12345, then the next integer produced will be 1655067934 and the value returned will be 20. The same thing happens every time (which should not be surprising to anyone since computers are completely deterministic). Figure 4: Borland \'s implementation of Random() long long RandSeed = #### ;unsigned long Random(long max){ long long x ; double i ; unsigned long final ; x = 0xffffffff; x += 1 ; RandSeed *= ((long long)134775813); RandSeed += 1 ; RandSeed = RandSeed % x ; i = ((double)RandSeed) / (double)0xffffffff ; final = (long) (max * i) ; return (unsigned long)final;} Based on historical precedent, seeds for number generators are usually produced based on the system clock. The idea is to use some aspect of system time as the seed. This implies if you can figure out what time a generator is seeded, you will know every value produced by the generator (including what order numbers will appear in). The upshot of all this is that there is nothing unpredictable about pseudo-random numbers. Needless to say, this fact has a profound impact on shuffling algorithms! On To Poker, Or How To Use A Random Number Generator Badly The shuffling algorithm used in the ASF software always starts with an ordered deck of cards, and then generates a sequence of random numbers used to re-order the deck. Recall that in a real deck of cards, there are 52! (approximately 2^226) possible unique shuffles. Also recall that the seed for a 32-bit random number generator must be a 32-bit number, meaning that there are just over 4 billion possible seeds. Since the deck is reinitialized and the generator re-seeded before each shuffle, only 4 billion possible shuffles can result from this algorithm. Four billion possible shuffles is alarmingly less than 52!. To make matters worse, the algorithm of Figure 1 chooses the seed for the random number generator using the Pascal function Randomize(). This particular Randomize() function chooses a seed based on the number of milliseconds since midnight. There are a mere 86,400,000 milliseconds in a day. Since this number was being used as the seed for the random number generator, the number of possible decks now reduces to 86,400,000. Eight-six million is alarmingly less than four billion. But that \'s not all. It gets worse. Breaking the System The system clock seed gave us an idea that reduced the number of possible shuffles even further. By synchronizing our program with the system clock on the server generating the pseudo-random number, we are able to reduce the number of possible combinations down to a number on the order of 200,000 possibilities. After that move, the system is ours, since searching through this tiny set of shuffles is trivial and can be done on a PC in real time. The RST exploit itself requires five cards from the deck to be known. Based on the five known cards, our program searches through the few hundred thousand possible shuffles and deduces which one is a perfect match. In the case of Texas Hold \'em poker, this means our program takes as input the two cards that the cheating player is dealt, plus the first three community cards that are dealt face up (the flop). These five cards are known after the first of four rounds of betting and are enough for us to determine (in real time, during play) the exact shuffle. Figure 5 shows the GUI we slapped on our exploit. The Site Parameters box in the upper left is used to synchronize the clocks. The Game Parameters box in the upper right is used to enter the five cards and initiate the search. Figure 5 is a screen shot taken after all cards have been determined by our program. We know who holds what cards, what the rest of the flop looks, and who is going to win in advance. Figure 5: The GUI for our exploit Once it knows the five cards, our program generates shuffles until it discovers the shuffle that contains the five cards in the proper order. Since the Randomize() function is based on the server \'s system time, it is not very difficult to guess a starting seed with a reasonable degree of accuracy. (The closer you get, the fewer possible shuffles you have to look through.) Here \'s the kicker though; after finding a correct seed once, it is possible to synchronize our exploit program with the server to within a few seconds. This post facto synchronization allows our program to determine the seed being used by the random number generator, and to identify the shuffle being used during all future games in less than one second! Technical detail aside, our exploit garnered spectacular press coverage. The coverage emphasizes the human side of our discovery. See our Web site for our original press release, the CNN video clip, and a New York Times story . Doing Things Properly, or How to Shuffle Virtual Cards As we have shown, shuffling virtual cards isn \'t as easy as it may appear at first blush. The best way to go about creating a shuffling algorithm is to develop a technique that can securely produce a well-shuffled deck of cards by relying on sound mathematics. Furthermore, we believe that publishing a good algorithm and opening it up to real-world scrutiny is a good idea (which meshes nicely with the opinions of the Open Source zealots). The main thing here is not relying on security by obscurity. Publishing a bad algorithm (like AFS did) is a bad idea, but so is not publishing a bad algorithm! Cryptography relies on solid mathematics, not obscurity, to develop strong algorithms used to protect individual, government, and commercial secrets. We think shuffling is similar. We can stretch the analogy to include a parallel between cryptographic key length (which is directly proportional to the strength of many cryptographic algorithms) and the size of the random seed that is used to produce a shuffled deck of cards. Developing a card-shuffling algorithm is a fairly straightforward task. The first thing to realize is that an algorithm capable of producing each of the 52! shuffles is not really required. The reasoning underlying this claim is that only an infinitesimally small percent of the 52! shuffles will ever be used during play. It is important, however, that the shuffles the algorithm produces maintain an even distribution of cards. A good distribution ensures that each position in the shuffle has an approximately equal chance of holding any one particular card. The distribution requirement is relatively easy to achieve and verify. The following pseudo-code gives a simple card-shuffling algorithm that, when paired with the right random number generator, produces decks of cards with an even distribution.	START WITH FRESH DECK	GET RANDOM SEEDFOR CT = 1, WHILE CT <= 52, DO	X = RANDOM NUMBER BETWEEN CT AND 52 INCLUSIVE	SWAP DECK[CT] WITH DECK[X] Key to the success of our algorithm is the choice of a random number generator (RNG). The RNG has a direct impact on whether the algorithm above will successfully produce decks of even distribution as well as whether these decks will be useful for secure online card play. To begin with, the RNG itself must produce an even distribution of random numbers. Pseudo-random number generators (PRNG), such as those based on the Lehmer algorithm, have been shown to possess this mathematical property. It is therefore sufficient to use a good PRNG to produce random numbers for card shuffling. As we have seen, choice of initial seed for the PRNG is a make or break proposition. Everything boils down to the seed. It \'s absolutely essential that players using a deck of cards generated using a PRNG can \'t determine the seed used to produce that particular shuffle. A brute force attempt to determine the seed used to produce a particular shuffle can be made by systematically going through each of the possible seeds, producing the associated shuffle, and comparing the result against the deck you \'re searching for. To avoid susceptibility to this kind of attack, the number of possible seeds needs to be large enough that it is computationally infeasible to perform an exhaustive search within certain time constraints. Note that on average only half of the seed space will need to be searched until a match is found. For the purposes of an online card game, the time constraint would be the length of that game, which is usually on the order of minutes. In our experience, a simple program running on a Pentium 400 computer is able to examine approximately 2 million seeds per minute. At this rate, this single machine could exhaustively search a 32-bit seed space (2^32 possible seeds) in a little over a day. Although that time period is certainly beyond the time constraints we have imposed on ourselves, it is certainly not infeasible to use a network of computers to perform a distributed search within our real time bounds. The subject of brute force attacks serves to emphasize the aptness of our analogy between key length in a cryptographic algorithm and the seed behind shuffling. A brute-force cryptographic attack involves attempting every possible key in order to decrypt a secret message. Likewise a brute-force attack against a shuffling algorithm involves examining every possible seed. A significant body of research studying the necessary lengths of cryptographic keys already exists. Generally speaking, things look like this: Algorithm Weak Key Typical Key Strong Key DES 40 or 56 56 Triple-DES RC4 60 80 128 RSA 512 768 or 1024 2048 ECC 125 170 230 People used to think that cracking 56-bit DES in real time would take too long to be feasible, but history has shown otherwise. In January 1997, a secret DES key was recovered in 96 days. Later efforts broke keys in 41 days, then 56 hours, and, in January 1999, in 22 hours and 15 minutes. The leap forward in cracking ability doesn \'t bode well for small key lengths or small sets of seeds! People have even gone so far as to invent special machines to crack cryptographic algorithms. In 1998, the EFF created a special-purpose machine to crack DES messages. The purpose of the machine was to emphasize just how vulnerable DES (a popular, government-sanction algorithm) really is. (For more on the DES cracker, see http://www.eff.org/descracker/.) The ease of breaking DES is directly related to the length of its key. Special machines to uncover RNG seeds are not outside the realm of possibility. We believe that a 32-bit seed space is not sufficient to resist a determined brute-force attack. On the other hand, a 64-bit seed should be resistant to almost any brute force attack. A 64-bit seed makes sense since many computers provide the ability to work with 64-bit integers off the shelf, and a 64-bit number should be sufficient for the purposes of protecting card shuffling against brute-force attacks. 64-bits alone won \'t do it though. We can \'t overemphasize that there must be absolutely no way for an attacker to predict or approximate the seed that is used by the PRNG. If there is a way to predict the seed, then the computationally-taxing brute-force attack outlined above becomes irrelevant (since the entire system breaks much more easily). In terms of our exploit, not only did ASF \'s flawed approach rely on a too-small 32-bit PRNG, but the approach relies on a seed based on the time of day as well. As our exploit demonstrated, there is very little randomness in such an approach. In final analysis, the security of the entire system relies on picking a random seed in a non-predictable manner. The best techniques for choosing such a random number are hardware-based. Hardware-based approaches rely on unpredictably random data gathered directly from the physical environment. Since online poker and other games involving real money are extremely security critical undertakings, it \'s probably worth investing the necessary resources to ensure that random number generation is done correctly. In concert, a good shuffling algorithm and a 64-bit pseudo-random number generator seeded with a proven hardware device should produce shuffles that are both fair and secure. Implementing a fair system is not overly difficult. 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Expected Value For Your Poker Hands Chart A lot is placed on the starting hand in Texas Hold-Em. Professional \'s will tell you to play less hands and the less (but better) hand \'s that you play will give you more money for your value. There are a few way \'s to determine these values. In our 3rd Party Program section there are several programs that help determine your odd \'s of winning but these charts let you know how much money you can expect to win by playing a hand. As implied by the name, this is only a expected value and will not be given everytime. So enjoy these charts and use them wisely. This page has more statistics than the eye can handle, use what you need! PokerRoom has this chart , which you enter your hand through the web and it determines the expected value you can get by playing the hand. Other Charts: Starting poker hand charts are as follows: Position Cards SB BB 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 D AA 2.71 2.82 2.49 2.52 2.74 2.78 2.80 2.74 2.88 2.96 KK 1.89 1.73 1.72 1.69 1.58 1.91 2.02 1.95 1.95 2.10 QQ 1.19 1.23 1.30 1.19 1.20 1.22 1.24 1.20 1.49 1.36 JJ 0.68 0.63 0.84 0.66 0.85 0.76 0.90 1.02 1.01 0.87 TT 0.37 0.35 0.45 0.52 0.43 0.42 0.45 0.54 0.50 0.56 99 0.17 0.16 0.33 0.14 0.31 0.34 0.26 0.26 0.26 0.23 88 0.11 0.08 0.20 0.07 0.15 0.19 0.16 0.26 0.21 0.26 77 -0.07 -0.01 0.04 0.11 0.08 0.15 0.09 0.19 0.17 0.15 66 -0.01 -0.07 -0.01 0.08 0.21 0.14 0.05 -0.02 0.06 0.14 55 -0.02 -0.11 0.02 -0.01 -0.04 -0.00 -0.00 -0.04 -0.00 0.08 44 0.05 -0.10 -0.09 -0.06 -0.01 0.11 0.02 0.02 -0.06 -0.04 33 -0.10 -0.16 -0.06 -0.03 -0.02 -0.04 -0.00 0.07 -0.04 0.04 22 -0.11 -0.10 -0.11 -0.02 -0.05 0.03 0.03 -0.06 -0.01 -0.12 AK 0.42 0.42 0.47 0.41 0.55 0.51 0.50 0.56 0.59 0.62 AK s 0.68 0.79 0.78 0.92 0.85 0.83 0.87 0.82 1.03 1.00 AQ 0.18 0.16 0.20 0.30 0.21 0.32 0.26 0.33 0.31 0.37 AQ s 0.59 0.51 0.51 0.59 0.54 0.49 0.70 0.66 0.66 0.64 AJ 0.03 0.11 0.03 0.10 0.10 0.07 0.16 0.09 0.20 0.15 AJ s 0.43 0.27 0.28 0.41 0.40 0.44 0.50 0.52 0.56 0.49 AT -0.08 -0.04 -0.07 -0.02 0.01 0.01 -0.01 0.03 -0.01 0.06 AT s 0.20 0.24 0.28 0.23 0.23 0.40 0.28 0.26 0.31 0.47 A9 -0.21 -0.18 -0.08 -0.11 -0.13 -0.07 -0.09 -0.12 -0.10 -0.03 A9 s 0.17 0.05 0.24 0.07 0.14 0.12 0.21 0.20 0.20 0.20 A8 -0.21 -0.28 -0.18 -0.08 -0.10 -0.09 -0.08 -0.17 -0.06 -0.09 A8 s -0.02 -0.13 0.12 0.03 0.18 0.07 0.08 0.03 0.11 0.15 A7 -0.22 -0.26 -0.14 -0.12 -0.11 -0.12 -0.15 -0.10 -0.10 -0.05 A7 s -0.06 -0.05 0.03 0.13 -0.01 0.09 0.27 0.10 0.01 0.07 A6 -0.29 -0.27 -0.18 -0.15 -0.12 -0.11 -0.13 -0.10 -0.13 -0.10 A6 s 0.01 -0.15 -0.14 0.05 -0.04 0.01 0.06 -0.04 0.01 0.01 A5 -0.25 -0.30 -0.12 -0.15 -0.12 -0.15 -0.12 -0.11 -0.08 -0.12 A5 s 0.13 0.02 0.09 0.06 -0.02 0.08 0.02 0.02 0.19 0.18 A4 -0.26 -0.30 -0.12 -0.11 -0.15 -0.13 -0.08 -0.10 -0.10 -0.10 A4 s -0.03 -0.06 0.03 0.04 0.06 0.05 0.19 0.03 0.18 0.08 A3 -0.28 -0.34 -0.17 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-0.08 -0.04 52 -0.25 -0.37 -0.09 -0.02 -0.03 -0.01 -0.02 -0.02 -0.01 -0.02 52 s -0.21 -0.30 -0.12 -0.11 -0.06 -0.10 -0.10 -0.02 -0.07 -0.02 43 -0.27 -0.36 -0.09 -0.07 -0.03 -0.04 -0.04 -0.02 -0.03 -0.05 43 s -0.25 -0.23 -0.03 -0.05 -0.07 -0.09 -0.08 -0.04 -0.06 -0.11 42 -0.26 -0.40 -0.09 -0.02 -0.02 -0.02 -0.02 -0.02 -0.02 -0.02 42 s -0.29 -0.26 -0.18 -0.11 -0.07 -0.09 0.04 -0.07 -0.06 -0.03 32 -0.29 -0.41 -0.07 -0.05 -0.03 -0.04 -0.04 -0.04 -0.03 -0.04 32 s -0.17 -0.33 -0.13 -0.08 -0.10 -0.07 -0.09 -0.06 -0.09 -0.09 Total EV stats ordered by value Cards EV Count AA 2.32 521,324 KK 1.67 522,652 QQ 1.22 520,663 JJ 0.86 521,866 AK s 0.78 348,364 AQ s 0.59 348,759 TT 0.58 520,705 AK 0.51 1,048,008 AJ s 0.44 348,126 KQ s 0.39 346,772 99 0.38 522,454 AT s 0.32 348,013 AQ 0.31 1,042,962 KJ s 0.29 346,582 88 0.25 521,972 QJ s 0.23 348,870 KT s 0.20 348,774 A9 s 0.19 348,992 AJ 0.19 1,045,857 QT s 0.17 346,115 KQ 0.16 1,045,069 77 0.16 524,345 JT s 0.15 348,235 A8 s 0.10 349,431 K9 s 0.09 348,286 AT 0.08 1,047,289 A5 s 0.08 348,544 A7s 0.08 349,949 KJ 0.08 1,047,098 66 0.07 520,946 T9 s 0.05 348,264 A4 s 0.05 347,862 Q9 s 0.05 348,760 J9 s 0.04 349,965 QJ 0.03 1,044,338 A6 s 0.03 347,677 55 0.02 521,945 A3 s 0.02 347,895 K8 s 0.01 350,401 KT 0.01 1,045,392 98 s 0.00 348,759 T8 s -0.00 347,443 K7 s -0.00 348,341 A2 s 0.00 347,318 87 s -0.02 348,348 QT -0.02 1,047,827 Q8 s -0.02 348,381 44 -0.03 523,398 A9 -0.03 1,047,672 J8 s -0.03 348,046 76 s -0.03 347,540 JT -0.03 1,043,812 97 s -0.04 350,158 K6 s -0.04 347,029 K5 s -0.05 349,320 K4 s -0.05 348,681 T7 s -0.05 347,638 Cards EV Count Q7 s -0.06 348,073 K9 -0.07 1,045,630 65 s -0.07 348,590 T9 -0.07 1,045,306 86 s -0.07 348,374 A8 -0.07 1,042,209 J7 s -0.07 345,009 33 -0.07 522,632 54 s -0.08 348,260 Q6 s -0.08 349,068 K3 s -0.08 348,865 Q9 -0.08 1,049,468 75 s -0.09 349,781 22 -0.09 524,131 J9 -0.09 1,044,150 64 s -0.09 349,689 Q5 s -0.09 350,110 K2 s -0.09 349,276 96 s -0.09 349,514 Q3 s -0.10 348,009 J8 -0.10 1,046,506 98 -0.10 1,044,759 T8 -0.10 1,048,779 97 -0.10 1,046,152 A7 -0.10 1,046,587 T7 -0.10 1,044,950 Q4 s -0.10 348,979 Q8 -0.11 1,048,251 J5 s -0.11 348,923 T6 -0.11 1,043,014 75 -0.11 1,047,447 J4 s -0.11 347,508 74 s -0.11 350,325 K8 -0.11 1,048,167 86 -0.11 1,047,524 53 s -0.11 346,930 K7 -0.11 1,043,698 63 s -0.11 346,449 J6 s -0.11 347,570 85 -0.11 1,048,159 T6 s -0.11 348,875 76 -0.11 1,046,722 A6 -0.12 1,046,762 T2 -0.12 1,047,032 95 s -0.12 348,477 84 -0.12 1,046,266 62 -0.12 1,049,495 T5 s -0.12 348,928 95 -0.12 1,044,601 A5 -0.12 1,046,285 Q7 -0.12 1,046,099 T5 -0.12 1,048,428 87 -0.12 1,044,635 83 -0.12 1,048,550 65 -0.12 1,045,971 Q2 s -0.12 348,912 94 -0.12 1,047,422 Cards EV Count 74 -0.12 1,043,278 54 -0.12 1,046,435 A4 -0.12 1,046,931 T4 -0.12 1,047,976 82 -0.12 1,043,638 64 -0.12 1,043,079 42 -0.12 1,043,357 J7 -0.12 1,046,565 93 -0.12 1,045,989 85 s -0.12 347,928 73 -0.12 1,047,020 53 -0.12 1,047,022 T3 -0.12 1,043,908 63 -0.12 1,044,818 K6 -0.12 1,045,039 J6 -0.12 1,045,991 96 -0.12 1,047,156 92 -0.12 1,049,342 72 -0.12 1,046,167 52 -0.12 1,049,213 Q4 -0.13 1,045,087 K5 -0.13 1,047,359 J5 -0.13 1,047,697 43 s -0.13 348,802 Q3 -0.13 1,047,649 43 -0.13 1,047,900 K4 -0.13 1,046,562 J4 -0.13 1,048,129 T4 s -0.13 350,639 Q6 -0.13 1,046,958 Q2 -0.13 1,046,353 J3 s -0.13 349,254 J3 -0.13 1,046,204 T3 s -0.13 349,673 A3 -0.13 1,046,970 Q5 -0.13 1,047,946 J2 -0.13 1,045,715 84 s -0.13 349,390 82 s -0.14 348,622 42 s -0.14 350,591 93 s -0.14 348,835 73 s -0.14 349,007 K3 -0.14 1,045,968 J2 s -0.14 348,259 92 s -0.14 347,868 52 s -0.14 348,401 K2 -0.14 1,048,521 T2 s -0.14 349,612 62 s -0.14 348,033 32 -0.14 1,044,956 A2 -0.15 1,047,979 83 s -0.15 349,355 94 s -0.15 348,259 72 s -0.15 348,368 32 s -0.15 349,794 The statistics are based on 115,591,080 pair of pocket cards dealt at the real money tables. 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With so many tables at Party Poker, just get up and go, it \'s that easy. I can \'t stress this enough if the game gets short-handed (6 or less players) and you are not familiar with short-handed play. This is an easy way to lose a lot of cash if you don \'t know what you are doing. I see this happen all the time, when a table breaks up and I \'m stuck with two solid players and three guys who don \'t realize they are about to get run over. Don \'t be road kill when all it takes is a single click. Buy-in more than necessary at the poker table : If you \'ve been doing your homework, you \'ll know that you should always sit in with at minimum 20 times the big blind at any poker table. In the realities of online poker, this should be more along the lines of at least 40 times the BB. Personally, I like to sit down with practically 100x the BB. You should think about doing this too. Why? First, don \'t ever be in the position of holding the nuts and not having enough money to raise the pot. I \'ve seen this happen too many times, where a guy will have flopped a full house in a 3/6 game, but only have 12 in his bankroll. He could have made a killing if it weren \'t for the fact he was playing with a small stack. DON \'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU! If you are worried about losing your money, you should stop playing poker, switch tables or take a break. Second reason to buy more than is necessary, is for intimidation factor. Opinions may differ, but faced off against a big stack, my feelings are that a good amount of players (but not all) show a bit more respect (read: fear) and will play accordingly - which is to your benefit. Now, don \'t read this as buying in for 1,000 in a 1/2 game, because then people will think you are just nuts, but 400.. now we \'re talking. Move out of the 5 tournaments ASAP : This isn \'t as much a trick as it is advice. The 5 sit and go tournaments on Party Poker are cheap, but at a price. With a 1 entry fee, this amounts to a 20% rake, which is no light task to beat. If you are good enough to win enough 5 tournaments that you can beat this rake, you are good enough to be playing at the 10 tournaments. There really is no difference between the two; and in my opinion, the 10 tournaments might even be easier because you don \'t get filled out tables of nothing but calling stations. Try as you might and throw the book of poker at me, but there almost nothing humanly possible you can do at an entire table of maniacs or calling stations. The game makes more sense at 10 and even more sense at 30. Protect your computer! This may sound like some paranoid or strange advice, but it never hurts to take extra precautions when it comes to protecting your computer and poker information. Anti-virus software of course is nice, but in reality isn \'t as much a threat as spyware or trojans. I recommend getting Ad-Aware 6 , which is a very popular (and free!) spyware killer that will thouroughly clean your system out of tracking junk on your computer. Firewall software is great too and highly recommended. Windows XP comes built in with it \'s own firewall that you can enable, but other software like BlackIce defender are even better. Chances are nobody will be coming after you for your poker passwords, but why chance it? Injection molder resource Copyright 2004 Tips4Poker.com tips4poker");arrFiles[15]=new Array("content/players_notes.html","Poker Strategy Note Taking","","","Tips4Poker.com NOTE TAKING 101 Main Menu Free Money PartyPoker Guide Online Poker Site Revue Freeroll Tournaments 3rd Party Programs Online Cheating PartyPoker Bonus Codes Poker Articles Pokers Links Thank You For Choosing Tips For Poker! No Deposit Required We have an exclusive listing of over 20 Casinos that give you money to try their games! Most don \'t even require a credit card. No Deposit Required Casinos 20% Bonus @ Empire Poker Worlds Largest Poker Room Link Box Members Section Free Money Players Notes Poker Hands/Odds Poker Dictionary Contact Us EMPIRE BONUS Tired of your old same old Poker Room? Try EmpirePoker, The Biggest Poker Room in the WORLD. Means the most FISH in the world and more money for you! Use Bonus Code \' TIPS4POKER \' for 20% bonus upto 100! Click Here to goto EMPIRE POKER PLAYERS NOTES One of the main strengths online poker has over casino-room poker is that you can take notes on your opponent. You have no reason to make the same mistake twice against someone. The best part about this -- is that most people are oblivious to the note taking system, and their systems are quickly noticed and forever recorded in your notes! This offers you the significant advantage in play. There are three main ways to take notes, click the links below to read about each way and choose the one that fits you best. Of course there are other ways to take notes these are just suggestions on how most players take notes. Any combination of the systems below works as well! Random Note Taking Systematic Note Taking Tournament Note Taking Alternative Note Taking Party Poker/Empire Poker Note Taking Special After you take the notes it \'s always a good idea to consult them before every call especially in a show-down situation. HINT : Your Note File \'s are stored in your poker clients main directory usually under notes.txt or similair text file. SHARE & COMPARE your note \'s with your friends by e-mailing them this text file! Random Note Taking: Random Note Taking is just what it claims to be, Random. There is no real system to it other than you write whatever you want about your opponent \'s play. Usually you start with a short something about the player himself then a note about a hand that pretty much sum \'s up the way they play. Example :: Players Notes for : POKERMONEY69 Loose Player, Consistantly Bets the Dealer Button. Played KK with ace on the board to the river after multiple raises. Check/Raised with low pair made trips on the river. Plays under hands to the end. Advantages are: Simple,Effective and Fast. Disadvantages are: Not Detailed, Lacking Enough Information to make a solid call. Situations to Use are: Players you only see every once in awhile, players you see more often you would want more detailed notes. Systematic Note Taking: Systematic Note Taking is almost the exact opposite of Random. You want every note you make to be extremely detailed and meaningful. Although your System might differ from below its a good base to start from. One key to the system is abreviation, by simplifying the system you allow it to move faster and be more effective. Start by noting basic information about the player such as their position (s=seat) then name the hand (flush draw,etc.), and then use this system to note their actions: (NOTE: ONLY use the abbreviation when doing it, the real name is only for your reference so you know what it means) : Real Name: Abbreviation: Pre-Flop PF Flop FP Turn TRN River RVR Post-Flop PF These simple abbreviations are going to serve several purposes. Mainly recording information about Betting Strengths and Play. Using a program such as POKER OFFICE will make recording this information much easier. After recording this information make a small summary about the hand that sums it up. So you can refer to it for quick reference. Example :: Players Notes for : CheckRaZor911 S8/ 2PAIR: Ad,Kh,3s,2h,9d PF-BET FP-CHK TRN-CHK/RZ RV-BET/RZ PF-WON 2PAIR As/2s Summary: Bet a bad hand preflop, Checked Flop. Made his hand on turn and check/Raised once and bet continually till end. This example uses basic card text labeling. IE) Ad = Ace of Diamonds. Advantages are: Good for Systematic Players,Extremely Effective when used correctly and ast. Disadvantages are: More Information to Comprehend, Sometimes the more information the worse for random players, Might slow your game down. Situations to Use are: Players you only see often and are seemingly predictable or make calls with some prediciton. Tournament Note Taking: Tournament Note Taking is basically a combo of both random and systematic note taking. You need to take fast effective and detailed notes to give you good guided advice for your tournament. Alternative Note Taking: Here are several other note taking strategies by other people: TeamFU RecPoker Search Frame (Search for Note Taking) RecPoker Article I Put Myself On Tilt By Taking Notes (Ideas of what not to do) Party Poker/Empire Poker Note Taking Special: When playing(PartyPoker/EmpirePoker), Always have the hand history window up. This way when someone mucks thier hand after calling/being called on the river, you can see what they have, and you can make correct notes on how the hand played out(# of people seeing flop, size of bets if NL, ect.) Most don \'t even know about the hand history window, and being able to see mucked cards. Injection molder resource Copyright 2004 Tips4Poker.com tips4poker");arrFiles[16]=new Array("content/poker_affiliate_reviews.html","Poker Affiliate Review","Affiliate,Bonus,Code,Review,Affiliate Marketing Program, Internet Affiliate Marketing Program, Affiliate Marketing, Online Affiliate Program, Free Affiliate Program, Best Affiliate Program","Poker Affiliate Review. Join Affiliate Marketing Program at our web site & Get Paid for each Sign Up.","Tips4Poker.com \'We Review the Webmaster Affiliate Programs so you don \'t have to! \' WebMaster Affiliate Program Review Main Menu Free Money PartyPoker Guide Online Poker Site Revue Freeroll Tournaments 3rd Party Programs Online Cheating PartyPoker Bonus Codes Poker Articles Poker Affiliate Review Pokers Links Poker Site Reviews Do you know which poker sites are the best? Find out why they are the best. Click here to get upto 300 Free with No Deposit Required Casinos Link Box Members Section Free Money Players Notes Poker Hands/Odds Poker Dictionary Contact Us ULTIMATE BONUS Get 250 in FREE money without using a credit card or depositing a 1! Click Here to findout about it. 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That way we can benefit as you also benefit! Thus, we want you to succeed. And, we will do anything we can to help you suceed. Read this guide and heed its knowledge and you will be a successful affiliate in no time at all. Good luck and start signing up players today! THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE! SCROLL DOWN FOR REAL REVIEWS. Example Site - www.exampleaffiliate.com Check Recieved Yet: If I have recieved payment from this affiliate. Pay Per Player/Affiliate Amount: Amount you get! Managed By : Company that does the Affiliate Program. Minimum Check : Minimum amount of to cash out! Payment Options: What the affiliate will pay you in. Contact Info: Who to contact incase something goes wrong. FAQ: Link to the Affiliate Frequently Asked Questions Affiliate Agreement/Terms & Conditions: Link to the Affiliate Terms/Conditions Bonus Offers: Lists the Bonus Offers you \'ll be promoting! Software Rating: Out of 5 Poker chips! Overall Rating: Out of 5 Poker chips! 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The disadvantage is that so many people advertise partypoker its unlikely you find people that aren \'t already registered at partypoker, at least with a play money account. The good thing is that they pay well, and the check comes quick. Empire Poker Affiliate Program - www.empirepoker.com Check Recieved Yet: YES Pay Per Player: 65 Tier 1/75 Tier 2 Managed By : Tradal Minimum Check : 50 Payment Options: NeTeller, iGM Pay, Check by Fed-Ex, Check by regular Mail. You can also transfer funds from your affiliate account into your EmpirePoker account. Contact Info: affiliate@tradal.net FAQ: Link Affiliate Agreement/Terms & Conditions: Link Bonus Offers: 20% Bonus On First Deposit upto 100, 25 Free Overall Rating : Software Rating : Review: EmpirePoker is one of the best Poker Room \'s to be an affiliate for! It \'s very easy and definatly has the best support in the industry. Empire is good because it offers all the same bonuses of Party yet it is not as well known. Its easy to get people who have used their bonuses at Party already and want something new but similair to what their used to. These are the people that should be targeted with Empire. It \'s a great affiliate program and I encourage you to sign-up through us, because we worked really hard on this site to give you the best information on choosing affiliates. Pacific Poker Affiliate Program - www.pacificpoker.com Check Recieved Yet: NO Pay Per Player: 150 Tier 1/200 Tier 2 Managed By : Reporting.Net Minimum Check : 50 Payment Options: NeTeller, iGM Pay, Check by Fed-Ex, Check by regular Mail. You can also transfer funds from your affiliate account into your PacificPoker account. Contact Info: affiliate@tradal.net FAQ: Link Affiliate Agreement/Terms & Conditions: Link Bonus Offers: 25% Bonus On First Deposit Overall Rating : Software Rating : Review: Pacific Poker is a great establishment. It \'s been around since 1996 and gains many players through its easy and memorable domain name (888.com) and its reputation in Poker Rooms. Also has a reputation on the WPT and WSOP. They pay a HUGE fee per player you sign-up. However, the catch is that they deduct the bonus from your comission. So if a client get \'s a 100 Bonus you get a 50 reward. This is kind of tricky and you have to read into the terms to realize it. I \'m awaiting a check and will keep you guys posted. Absolute Poker Affiliate Program - www.absolutepoker.com Check Recieved Yet: NO Pay Per Player: 75 Managed By : Income Access Minimum Check : 50 Payment Options: NeTeller, iGM Pay, Check by Fed-Ex, Check by regular Mail. You can also transfer funds from your affiliate account into your Absolute account. Contact Info: affiliates@AbsolutePoker.com FAQ: Link Affiliate Agreement/Terms & Conditions: N/A Bonus Offers: 35% Bonus On First Deposit Overall Rating : Software Rating : Review: Absolute Poker is a relativly new poker room. It \'s my choice in new poker rooms to advertise for a variety of reasons. Number one it pays the best. Number two its got a beautiful poker room with great software and solid support. It \'s got the best new affiliate program and expansion possibilities. Definatly worth a look. It \'s a harder sell than the other poker affiliates because its not name brand. Fortune Affiliate \'s Program (Royal Vegas, 7 Sultans, Lots of Casinos) http://www.FortuneAffiliates.com Check Recieved Yet: YES Pay Per Player: N/A 40% of total income generated Managed By : Income Access Minimum Check : 50 Payment Options: NeTeller, iGM Pay, Check by Fed-Ex, Check by regular Mail. You can also transfer funds from your affiliate account into your PartyPoker account. Contact Info: newaffiliate@fortuneaffiliates.com FAQ: Link Affiliate Agreement/Terms & Conditions: Link Bonus Offers: Too many to list! Mainly 10 free to try it. Overall Rating : Software Rating : Review: Overall a great affiliate. The tracking software is flawless and provides an easy to understand overview of your players. They also offer you 150 FREE to be an affiliate. You just have to meet the easy (5) person sign-up and boom an extra 150. Their support is easily available and is a good experience. Cash Per Player or Percentage of Player Play By:EG (Main Editor for Tips4Poker.com) Brief Overview : Basically when you sign-up for most affilate programs they have two options. Option one, you get a certain set amount (say 65) per person who signs up through you. Option two, you get a percentage of however much the player plays. So if the player only plays 50 and loses it all in 10minutes you get 2, on the other hand if a player plays 1,000 and continually wins you get lots more than 65, and its a steady income. The question is, how much do you trust your players? This article provides an in-depth look at your two options and will help you find what is the best option for you. Cash Per Player ( > 20 Signups or Less per month ) : It \'s great, you get the money right away and noone can take it from you! But, what if that player you recommended is addicted to playing poker at work and could have made you 100/Month for the next 4years? Well like alot of things in life its a gamble. But, analyzing some studies we discover a few things. CPP is good when your refering your friends, family and other close people. But when you have a major website (such as Tips4Poker) and have a consistant number of sign-up \'s per month a better option is usually Player Percentage. Player Percentage ( < 20 Signups or More per month ) : Gamble, after all it is what your advertising so if you are confident in how many people you can refer this is clearly the better option. Instead of being greedy and taking that initial 65 one-time you could be on the recieving end of 1,000+/Month. That is the reason casinos offer the one-time sign-up payout. To save them money. If you make the wrong choice and choose the instant payment you loose out on your share of the cash. Over the career of any decent poker player online they will have spent hundreds in rake every month. Rake that you can share upto 50% of. This is definatly an option for major website owners and others who refer more than 20 people a month. Injection molder resource Copyright 2004 Tips4Poker.com tips4poker");arrFiles[17]=new Array("content/poker_dictionary.pdf","Party Poker.com-poker glossary","","","Party Poker - Dictionary  Poker Lingo  Poker has a language somewhat to itself. Party Poker provides with a glossary to familiarize yourself with poker terms. Many of the poker terms in this glossary are linked to one another. If you click a link within a definition, click your browser \'s  back  button to return to the definition you just left. A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A  Aces Full Ace-High  Aces Up Action  Active Player Add-on All-In  American Airlines Ante  A full house with three aces and any pair. A five card hand that contains one Ace, with no straight or flush or a hand with no pair in it. A hand that contains two pairs, one of which is Aces. Checking/Betting/Raising. A game in which players are playing a lot of pots is considered an  action  game. Any player who is still in the hand. A purchase of more chips (optional) at the end of the re-buy period in a tournament. When a player bets all his/her chips.: In online poker, you may be deemed  All-in  when you are disconnected (even if you have chips remaining). Two Aces. Money placed in the pot before the hand is begun.  B Bad Beat Belly Buster Bet Bet the Pot Bicycle  When a hand is beaten by a lucky draw. A draw and/or catch to an Inside Straight. To place chips into the pot. When a player bets the amount of the pot. A straight that is A-2-3-4-5.    Big Blind  Big Slick Blind  Blind Raise Bluff  Boardcards  Bottom Pair  Broadway Bring-In  Bring It In Broomcorn \'s Uncle Bullets Bump Button  Buy-In  A designated amount that is placed by the player sitting in the second position, clockwise from the dealer, before any cards are dealt. (Players joining a game in progress must post a Big Blind, but may do so from any position.) A hand that contains an A-K. The bet(s) that must be made by the two players sitting directly to the dealer \'s left which will start the action on the first round of betting. The blinds are posted before any cards are dealt. (A  Blind  bet is one that is made in the dark without looking at your cards.) When a player raises without looking at his hand. To make other players believe that one has a better hand than he/she might otherwise have by betting or raising when they do not have the best hand. The cards that are dealt face-up in a poker game for all players to see. In flop games, five cards are dealt face-up in the center of the table. In Seven Card Stud, four cards are dealt face-up in front of each player. When a player uses the lowest card on the flop to make a pair with one of his own cards. An Ace high straight (A-K-Q-J-10). The forced bet made on the first round of betting by the player who is dealt the lowest card showing in Seven Card Stud and Stud 8 or Better. In Razz (Lowball) it is the highest card showing To start the betting on the first round. A player who antes himself broke. A pair of Aces. To raise. Also known as the dealer button, it is a small round disk that is moved from player to player in a clockwise direction following each hand, to theoretically indicate the dealer of each hand. The minimum amount of money required by a player to sit down in a particular poker game.  Back to top C Call  When a player chooses to match the previous bet.    Call Cold Cap Cardroom Case Chips Cash Out  Check  Check-Raise Chop  Collusion Community Cards Cowboys  To call both a bet and raise(s). To take the last of the maximum amount of raises allowed per round of betting. The room or space in a casino where poker is played. A player \'s last chips. To leave a game and convert your chips to cash. When it \'s a player \'s turn to act and there has been no action in front of them and he opts not to bet, he  checks.  When a player first checks and then raises in a betting round. To return the blinds to the players who posted them and move on to the next hand if no other players call. It also means to  split the pot . When two or more players conspire to cheat in a poker game. Cards that are face-up and used by all players. Two Kings.  D Dead Man \'s Hand  Door Card Down Card Doyle Brunson  Draw Lowball  Draw Poker  Drop Ducks Deuces  Two pair - Aces and Eights (Wild Bill Hickock was shot in the back while playing this hand). This is the first exposed card, or  up  card, in a player \'s hand in Stud games. Hole cards. Cards that are dealt face down. It \'s a Holdem hand consisting of a 10-2 (Brunson won the world championship two years in a row on the final hand with these cards). Form of poker where each player is dealt five cards with the option of discarding one or more and replacing them with new ones and the low hand wins. Form of poker where each player is dealt five cards down with the option of discarding one or more and replacing them with new ones to attempt to make a better hand. Fold. A pair of Twos. A pair of Twos.    Back to top E Early Position  Position on a round of betting where the player must act before most of the other players at the table. (It \'s considered the two positions located to the left of the Blinds. )  F Fifth Street  Five-card Draw  Five-card Stud  Flat Call Flop  Flop Games  Floorman Flush Flush Draw  Fold Forced Bet Four of a Kind Fourth Street  Full House  Also known as the  river  card. In flop games, this represents the fifth community card on the table and the final round of betting. In Stud games, this is the fifth card dealt to each player and represents the third round of betting. A poker game in which the player is dealt five cards down. They have one draw to replace them and the best high hand wins the pot. A poker game in which each player is dealt five cards, one down and four up, with betting after 2, 3, 4, & 5 cards. Calling a bet without raising. In Hold \'em and Omaha, the first three community cards that are dealt face-up in the center of the table all at one time. The  flop  also indicates the second round of betting. Poker games (Hold  \'em and Omaha) that are played using community cards that are dealt face up in the center of the table. An employee of the cardroom who makes rulings and decisions. Any five cards of the same suit. When a player has four cards in his hand of the same suit and is hoping to draw a fifth to make a flush. To throw your hand away when it \'s your turn to act. A required bet that starts the action on the first round of a poker hand. Four cards of the same number or face value ( quads ). In flop games, it is the fourth community card dealt (also known as  the turn ) and represents the third round of betting. In Stud games, it is the fourth card dealt to each player and represents the second round of betting. Any three cards of the same number or face value, plus any other two cards of the same number or face value.    Back to top G Gut Shot H Hand High-Card  To draw to and/or hit an inside straight.  High-Low Hold  \'em  Hole Cards House  A player \'s best five cards. To decide the first dealer in the flop tournaments each user is dealt a single card and the player with the highest card (based on the card and the suit order - of spades, hearts, diamonds & clubs) becomes the theoretical dealer. Split pot games. Also known as Texas Hold  \'em, where the players get two down cards and five community cards. See our complete Hold  \'em rules in our Game Rules section. These are the Down Cards in front of the players. The casino or cardroom that is hosting the poker game.  I Inside Straight  Four cards which require another between the top and the bottom card to complete a straight. \\ Players who catch this card make an Inside Straight.  Back to top J Jackpot Poker  Jacks-or- Better  A form of poker in which the cardroom or casino offers a jackpot to a player who has lost with a really big hand (usually Aces full or better). A form of poker in which a player needs to have at least a pair of jacks to open the betting.  K Kansas City Lowball  Keep Them Honest Key Card  Form of lowball poker in which the worst poker hand (2, 3, 4, 5, 7 of different suits) is the best hand. It \'s also known as Deuce to Seven. To call at the end of a hand to prevent someone from bluffing. A card that gives you a big draw or makes your hand.    Key Hand  Kicker Kick It Kill Pot  Knock Kojak  In a session or tournament, the one hand that ends up being a turning point for the player, either for better or worse. The highest unpaired side card in a players \' hand. Raise. A method to stimulate action. It is a forced bet by someone who has just won a pot(s). Check. A hand that contains a K-J.  L Ladies Late Position  Lay Down Your Hand Lead Limit Poker  Limper Limp In  Live Blind  Live Card(s) Live Hand Live One Look Loose Lowball  Two Queens. Position on a round of betting where the player must act after most of the other players have acted (usually considered to be the two positions next to the button). When a player folds. The first player to bet into a pot. A game that has fixed minimum and maximum betting intervals along with a prescribed number of raises. The first player who calls a bet. To enter the pot by calling rather than raising. (The usual concept of  Limp In  is when the first person to speak just calls the Big Blind.) An instance where the player puts in a dark bet and is allowed to raise, even if no other player raises. It \'s also known as an  option . In Stud Games, cards that have not yet been seen and are presumed to still be in play. A hand that could still win the pot. A not so knowledgeable player who plays a lot of hands. When a player calls the final bet before the showdown. Is a player who plays a lot hands. Is a form of draw poker in which the lowest hand wins the pot.    Back to top M Main Pot  Make Maniac Middle Pair  Middle Position  Muck  Minimum Buy-In Monster  The center pot. Any other bets are placed in a side pot(s) and are contested among the remaining players. This occurs when a player(s) goes all-in. To make the deck is to shuffle the deck. A very aggressive player who plays a lot of hands. In flop games, when a player makes a pair with one of his/her down cards and the middle card on the flop. Somewhere between the early and late positions on a round of betting (the fifth, sixth and seventh seats to the left of the button). To discard or throw away your hand. It \'s also a pile of cards that are no longer in play. The least amount you can start a game with. A very big hand. In a tournament, a player who begins to accumulate chips after having a small stack is considered to be a monster.  N No Limit  Nuts Back to top O Odds Offsuit Omaha  A game where players can bet as much as they like (as long as they have it in front of them) on any round of betting. The best possible hand at any point of the game. A hand that cannot be beat.  Open Open-ended Straight  The probability of making a hand vs. the probability of not making a hand. Cards of a different suit. A game in which each player is dealt four down cards with five community cards. To make your hand, you must play two cards from your hand and three from the board. To make the first bet. Four consecutive cards whereby one additional (consecutive) card is needed at either end to make a straight.    Open Card Open Pair Option  Out Button  A card that is dealt face-up. A pair that has been dealt face-up. An option is a Live Blind made in the dark before the cards are dealt. If no one raises, the  option  player may raise the pot. A disc placed in front of a player who wishes to sit out a hand(s) but remain in the game.  Back to top P Paints Pair Pass Pay Off  Picture Cards Play Back Playing the Board Pocket Pocket Rockets Position  Post Pot Pot Limit Prop Push  Put Down  Face or picture cards (Jack, Queen and King). Two cards of the same face or number value. To fold. To call on the final round of betting when you may or may not think you have the best hand. Face cards (Jack, Queen and King). To raise or re-raise another player \'s bet. In flop games when your best five card hand is all five of the community cards. The down cards or hole cards. A pair of Aces in the pocket or hole. Where a player is seated in relation to the dealer, therefore establishing that player \'s place in the betting order. When you post a bet, you place your chips in the pot. (You must post the Blinds.) The money or chips in the center of a table that players try to win. This is a game where the maximum bet can equal the pot. A person hired by the cardroom to work as a shill. When the dealer pushes the chips to the winning player at the end of a hand. It \'s also when dealers rotate to other tables. To fold a hand.    Back to top Q Quads Qualifier  Four of a kind. In High-Low games, it is a requirement the Low hand must meet to win the pot.  R Rack Rail Railbird  Raise Rake Rank Rap Razz Re-buy  Re-raise Ring Game River  Round of Betting  Rounders  Royal Flush  A tray that holds 100 poker chips in five stacks of twenty chips each. The rim of a poker table or a barrier outside a poker area. Someone who hangs around a poker room who watches the games and/or is looking to get into action. To increase the previous bet. Chips taken from the pot by the cardroom for compensation for hosting the game. The value of each card and hand. When a player knocks on the table indicating that he/she has checked. Seven Card Stud where the lowest five cards win the pot. The amount of money a player pays to add a fixed number of chips to his/her stack in a tournament. To raise a raise. A  live  game that is not a tournament. This is the last card given in all games. In Hold \'em and Omaha, it is also known as 5th street. In Stud games, it is also known as 7th street. This is when players have the opportunity to bet, check or raise. Each round of betting ends when the last bet or raise has been called. Guys who hustle for a living. This is also the name of a popular poker movie starring Matt Damon and Ed Norton. This is an Ace high straight (A-K-Q-J-10) of the same suit. It is the best possible hand in poker.  Back to top    S Satellite Scoop Seating List  Second Pair See Seven-card Stud  Seventh Street Shills Showdown  Side Pot  Sixth Street  Solid Small Blind  Speed Limit Split Stack Stay Steel Wheel Straddle  Straight  It is a mini-tournament to gain an entry into a larger tournament. To win the entire pot. A waiting list. A player would put his or her name on this list if there were no seats at the table at which they wish to play. In flop games, when you pair the second highest card on the board. To call. A well-known poker game in which players get three down cards and four up cards. You play the best five of those seven cards. Click here for information on Seven-card Stud. This is the final round of betting in Seven Card Stud and Stud 8 or Better. Shills are paid props who help start and maintain poker games. At the end of the final betting round, it \'s when all active players turn their cards faceup to see who has won the pot. A separate pot(s) which is contested by remaining active players when one or more players are all-in. In Seven-card Stud, this is the fourth  up  card dealt to the player (their 6th card). It is also the 4th round of betting. A fairly tight player (and reasonably good). The amount put in the pot by the person immediately to the left of the dealer  button  prior to the cards being dealt. A pair of fives. Tie. A pile of chips. When a player remains in the game by calling rather than raising. A five high straight (A-2-3-4-5) of the same suit. A straddle is a Blind bet which is usually double the size of the Big Blind \\ (and that player may raise when the action gets to him). Five consecutive cards of any suit.    Straight Flush Structure Stud Games Stuck Back to top T Texas Hold \'em Third Street  Five consecutive cards of the same suit. The limits put on the blinds/ante, bets, and raises in any particular game. Games in which players get down cards and up cards. A player who is losing in a game.  Thirty Miles Three of a Kind Tight  TOC Top Pair  Treys Trips Turn Two Pair Back to top U Up Card  This is also the name for Hold \'em, the most popular form of poker. In Seven Card Stud and Seven Card Stud 8 or Better, this is the first betting round on the first three cards. Three tens. Three cards of the same number or face value ( trips ). A player who doesn \'t play many pots. A tight game is one that doesn \'t have much action. Tournament of Champions. In flop games, when the player pairs one of his down cards with the highest card on board. A pair of threes. Three of a kind. In flop games, this is the fourth card dealt. It is the third round of betting. A hand consisting of two different pairs.  A card that is dealt face-up.  V-W Walking Sticks Wild Card  A pair of sevens. A card that can be played as any value.    Worst Hand WSOP Back to top A losing hand. World Series of Poker.  If you have any questions, please email us or chat live now with our customer care department. 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  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PartyPoker uses the latest user-friendly software and is great for any person for their first run in an online poker room. PartyPoker is the best financially backed online poker room which means a few things. One, It’s most likely going to have the tightest security. Two, It offers the greatest variety of players. This is good because you get a good feel of playing against both experienced and rookie players. PartyPoker has recently implemented new security that restrains certain 3 rd Party Programs from operating on their system. This is good because it keeps everyone on a fair playing field. Overall PartyPoker is a solid poker room and probably the best place to start your money at. You can rest fine knowing that they defiantly have enough money to pay you out no matter how much you win. In addition, they offer some great tournaments. Such as the Party Poker Millions (PPM) and some fun SnG’s (Sit And Go Tournaments). Empire Poker - www.empirepoker.com Founded on: 2002 Total Players: Over 25,000 True Players: 5,000 - 7,000 Commissioned by: Kahnawake Gaming Commission Certified by: BMM International Security: 128-bit via Thawte Security Celebrities: Greg Owen (2003 PGA Tour Player) Professionals Seen: Bonus: Click here to get 20% Bonus On First Deposit upto 100! Rating: Review: EmpirePoker is the second largest poker room currently available. It is PartyPoker \'s sister site and offers overall a greater poker community. Most that play here truely love the game. It \'s one of my favorite sites and I \'ve won lots here. Overall, their whole organization is solid. In a matter of preferance I prefer Empire to Party 9 times out of 10 simply because its support is the best in the industry. And, its not cluttered by being the BIGGEST AND BADDEST poker room its more concerned with keeping every single one of its users happy. Pokerstars - www.pokerstars.com Founded on: 2001 Total Players: Over 15,000 True Players: 5,000 - 7,000 Commissioned by: Kahnawake Gaming Commission Certified by: BMM International and Cigital, Inc. Security: 512-bit via Thawte Security Celebrities: Chris Moneymaker Professionals Seen: Bonus: Rating: Review: PokerStars is a very good site. I like them because they know how to keep a customer happy and coming back. Recently I had a small problem with cashing out. They quickly got my check sent out and included some great promotional items such as a T-shirt and Hat. Overall the poker experience is great here. There are alot of fish and a great client makes play both easy and fun. It is a pleasure to goto this card room. Pacific Poker 888 - www.pacificpoker.com Founded on: 1996 Total Players: Over 15,000 True Players: 3,000 - 5,000 Commissioned by: Kahnawake Gaming Commission Certified by: PricewaterhouseCoopers UK Security: 512-bit via Thawte Security Celebrities: Professionals Seen: Bonus: Click here to get 25% Bonus On First Deposit upto 100 Rating: Review: Pacific Poker is one of the oldest online gaming rooms online today. They \'ve experienced alot and have some of the best comprehensive and best poker software available today. I like PacPoker because it \'s easy to use and fun. It offers some solid play and alot of fish flock to this site because its easy url (888.com) This was an easy place to cash out of and sent my check promptly and without problems. 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A: Request the hand history and in a few minutes the complete hand including his folded hand will be e-mailed to you! Next time you \'ll be able to guess if he bluffed it or not. Home Of The ULTIMATE Partypoker Bonus & Strategy Guide Link Box Members Section Free Money Contact Us Poker Hands/Odds Poker Dictionary Poker Articles We have the most interesting and relevant articles in the game! Click Here to findout more PartyPoker Bonus & Strategy Guide Use your mind! Think through every hand. The pro \'s get to the final tournaments because they think through every hand and every move the person made. Think HARD! Switch up your play , don \'t just play at Party-Poker! Try new room \'s that offer cool incentives. Rookie players are attracted to these sites because they see free 10 and they want in on it. Try places like SpinPalace who gives you 30 (10 more than PartyPoker) to try their room, which is known to have more fish than a pond by your house! Use FREE Money & Bonuses to your advantage. You usually only get it once, but when you get it make sure its sweet. Visit the BONUS page to read about which are the best bonuses. Not to sound like an advertiser but SpinPalace is known to have a 100.26% payout on their real casino which is wayyyy better odds than vegas, which is why I like them! T ips For Tournament Play: PLAY LESS HANDS! The less hands you play, the more money you will keep. This doesn \'t just go for tournaments but for poker in general. Play only the best possible hands you can! Meaning, only play the hands that will give you the best return on your investment. One time I saw a guy make it to the final table who WASN \'T even there half the time! That \'s right! He made his fortune at the start of the tournament then posted and folded his hands. He made it to the final table by not playing any hands! This goes with the advice above, the less hands you play the better. In fact if your an online amatuer in big tournaments you should just post/fold all hands until about the 3rd round to avoid unnessacary action. IF somone is ALL-IN and someone else call \'s you best BE OUT of the hand. Unless you have an AWESOME hand (and sometimes even if you do) you should fold! Maintain yourself throughout the tournament. If you suffer a BADbeat, get over it! Think through every move you make. Always leave yourself outs! Unless your playing for a WPT title -- Play for a PLACE not for first. Your play should always be enough to place at the final table and as long as you make it there you are going to win something. So just aim to place, and if you win -- hey thats an added bonus. But play to win and winning is in placement! OLD TIPS From Txt file found on the internet : Add fish to your Buddy List This is a pretty popular tip used by many of the good players on Party Poker. By checking your buddy list off and on, you can see when your favorite maniacs are logging on to play. Though you are unable to see exactly which table they are seated at, you can manually search through the tables to look for your target. This tip is mainly useful if you are adding maniacs to your buddy list, as maniacs tend to create table dynamics that are much better for you than say, a calling station. With a maniac at the table and five calling stations for example, there will be serious pots being generated, so you can score big if you hit your cards. At the same token however, with so many drawers in the pot, your chances for getting outdrawn are very high. Just remember that. Click between game tabs to refresh your table listings This trick is useful mainly for SnG (sit and go / single table) tournaments, which are notoriously quick to fill up. Many times, you \'ll see Wtng for 5 players as the table status, but when you click on the game, it will have already started. This is due to the table status not updating quickly, which you can force by clicking between tabs. Of note however, is that Party Poker has recently upped the refresh rate of the tables substantially, so this isn \'t a major issue like it used to be. Keep player notes on opponents: I cannot stress this enough. So much so that I will be writing an article on how to take some good notes in the future (updated: Player Notes page now up). While you always want to be paying attention to how people are playing, in online poker, players are always coming and going, which doesn \'t give you time to feel them out. Taking notes cam help you when you play these opponents again. Even if you aren \'t going to play this person it again, taking notes makes it much easier to keep a mental track of how each player plays and what to expect from them. The big things to note are: smart or stupid, aggressive or passive, tight or loose, straight up or bluffs, bets out a draw or not and what kind of hands do they play or pre-flop raise with. Yes, this is a lot of information to note, but it will help you in the long run. Use a four color deck : This tip applies not only to Party Poker but many other poker rooms out there too. There \'s a reason poker sites offer four color decks, because they are quite popular and for good reason. If you play poker long enough, you \'re going to make mistakes. Everyone who has played long enough has probably misread their cards at some point or another (usually after a long stretch), especially flushes. Using a four colored deck makes it much easier to identify flushes (and more importantly flush draw threats) and enables you to use your brain powers elsewhere. Get hand histories when players don \'t show their at the river: Great Party Poker trick that I \'m sure many people have figured out. Many times on the river, only the winning hand is shown - but you are very interested in seeing what the loser was holding too. Simply click on the hand number at the top right of the screen and request the hand history for that game via email. Depending on how busy Party Poker is at the moment, you should get an email with the history in a matter of minutes. Scroll to the bottom of the history and you can instantly find out what the other player was holding. I normally do this in conjunction with player notes, to get me a good idea of what a player is willing to play with on a river. Showdown information is always the most critical, as you can analyze their decision making process from the ground up. Wait a full table rotation before posting the BB : This tip is probably debatable by many of the players out there. In my opinion, unless you know what you are doing, this tactic will save you money in the long run by letting you not only get mentally prepared for the game, but also gives you invalable time to evaluate your opponents. The worst thing that can happen is to get dealt a strong hand early and then get caught in a massive raising war between two players you don \'t know. They could be two maniacs for sure, but what if one of them is a maniac and the other player is super-tight? Most likely, that super tight player is holding the nuts while you are bumbling by with top pair or two pair. Not a good move. So be patient, take notes in the meanwhile and save money in the long run. Turn on your sound, turn down the music : It \'s no secret that us humans work better using more of our senses, otherwise we wouldn \'t have been born the way we are. Yes, it may get annoying to hear the dinks, beeps and chip sounds of the game after awhile, but hearing those audible cues are vital to your play. You are much less prone to make mistakes when you can hear and see what people are doing, as opposed to just seeing it. For me, I notice it helps my timing when I am trying to figure out if I am onto a online tell or not, based on the delay during the other person \'s actions. Show the avatars (people in chairs), but don \'t stereotype them : This is probably the most debatable tip I \'m guessing, because if you \'ve turned them off, you probably really don \'t like the avatars to begin with. And if you do like avatars, well, they \'re probably on already. I just want to get my two cents in about this Party Poker tip by saying that even though avatars are computer graphics, it \'s again human nature to easily identify faces. That means we can more easily associate a personality to a face, so it makes it easier to remember how someone is playing when we can attach a face to a playing style. That being said, I \'m sure there is some negative influence of these faces as well, because we probably tend to associate a certain avatar with a playing style. For instance, I \'ll admit that I used to mentally associate one of the avatar pictures with bluffing. I think this was caused by a long string of coincidences, when different players using that avatar would constantly bluff, so I just starting linking that specific avatar with bluffing. Don \'t let this happen to you. Learn to leave the table : This is really just a general poker tip, but it still nabs even the poker pros at times. At Party Poker, if you find that you are being outplayed, outclassed or just unlucky at the table, it \'s ok to leave. Don \'t think about getting your money back or getting revenge on the bastard that rivered you for the 3rd time now. If you are losing money at your table, you do NOT have good table image no matter what you might think. Not only are you not in a good mood, which puts you on tilt (admit it or not), but other players will be more likely to make plays against you. This makes your game harder in more ways than you want. With so many tables at Party Poker, just get up and go, it \'s that easy. I can \'t stress this enough if the game gets short-handed (6 or less players) and you are not familiar with short-handed play. This is an easy way to lose a lot of cash if you don \'t know what you are doing. I see this happen all the time, when a table breaks up and I \'m stuck with two solid players and three guys who don \'t realize they are about to get run over. Don \'t be road kill when all it takes is a single click. Buy-in more than necessary at the poker table : If you \'ve been doing your homework, you \'ll know that you should always sit in with at minimum 20 times the big blind at any poker table. In the realities of online poker, this should be more along the lines of at least 40 times the BB. Personally, I like to sit down with practically 100x the BB. You should think about doing this too. Why? First, don \'t ever be in the position of holding the nuts and not having enough money to raise the pot. I \'ve seen this happen too many times, where a guy will have flopped a full house in a 3/6 game, but only have 12 in his bankroll. He could have made a killing if it weren \'t for the fact he was playing with a small stack. DON \'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU! If you are worried about losing your money, you should stop playing poker, switch tables or take a break. Second reason to buy more than is necessary, is for intimidation factor. Opinions may differ, but faced off against a big stack, my feelings are that a good amount of players (but not all) show a bit more respect (read: fear) and will play accordingly - which is to your benefit. Now, don \'t read this as buying in for 1,000 in a 1/2 game, because then people will think you are just nuts, but 400.. now we \'re talking. Move out of the 5 tournaments ASAP : This isn \'t as much a trick as it is advice. The 5 sit and go tournaments on Party Poker are cheap, but at a price. With a 1 entry fee, this amounts to a 20% rake, which is no light task to beat. If you are good enough to win enough 5 tournaments that you can beat this rake, you are good enough to be playing at the 10 tournaments. There really is no difference between the two; and in my opinion, the 10 tournaments might even be easier because you don \'t get filled out tables of nothing but calling stations. Try as you might and throw the book of poker at me, but there almost nothing humanly possible you can do at an entire table of maniacs or calling stations. The game makes more sense at 10 and even more sense at 30. Protect your computer! This may sound like some paranoid or strange advice, but it never hurts to take extra precautions when it comes to protecting your computer and poker information. Anti-virus software of course is nice, but in reality isn \'t as much a threat as spyware or trojans. I recommend getting Ad-Aware 6 , which is a very popular (and free!) spyware killer that will thouroughly clean your system out of tracking junk on your computer. Firewall software is great too and highly recommended. Windows XP comes built in with it \'s own firewall that you can enable, but other software like BlackIce defender are even better. Chances are nobody will be coming after you for your poker passwords, but why chance it? 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HACK #3 (Change the pop-up \'s.) 1)Locate your Favorite Poker Client \'s Directory IE) C: \\program files \\pokerclient \\ 2)Find the announcement document (usually pop-up.html or *anything.html) 3) Change the .html to .txt 4)Use your favorite text editing program to change to any announcement you see fit. IE) NOTE TO SELF: Quit well your ahead 5) Change the .txt back to .html Now you \'ll get a friendly reminder to quit well your ahead randomly throughout the day. Or whatever you change your announcement to! MORE HACKS COMING Soon... Send us your hacks! July 28th, 2004 More 3rd Party Programs Got a new e-mail to checkout this program called Universal-Poker Hold \'Em Analyzer. Its a really cool program and completely free of charge. In some ways better than Calculatem. Mainly because it works on partypoker and is free! Read the full review here. In addition the author of POKERbot sent me the latest demo version and let me tell you... This is SMOKIN! Just wait till you see this program. Online Poker will never be the same. July 26th, 2004 Cashing Out So this weekend I decided to get a little crazy. Try a poker room that is different from my normal PartyPoker or local indian casino. I went with Pokerstars and boy am I glad I did. There are more fish on here than there are in the sea! Within hours I turned 60 into over 500, and Pokerstars doesn \'t even have an affiliate program. So I cashed out 350 and using the rest to build even more cash. I choose get a check and they say it will take 15days, I \'ll keep you posted! Coming THIS WEEKEND: HACKING POKER CLIENTS! A full article about hacking the poker client of several popular poker places. July 23rd, 2004 Give Me Money Here \'s an idea -- Sign-Up for PartyPoker and deposit 50 -- I \'ll give you 50 BACK! It \'s a win-win situation. Click here for details . Summary: Sign-up for PartyPoker through us. Deposit 50. Get 50 back. Its the best bonus offered. In conclusion, if you don \'t have 50 get a damn job. Then deposit it (or invest it, as we like to call it) at PartyPoker and earn an extra 50. PS) In other news, ZeroRake.com is believed to be a Fraud so don \'t go depositing any money into them. But continue playing their freerolls and withdrawing money from them! Use the bonus code RICKJAMES @ partypoker for an automatic 25 on your first deposit. Plus it \'s the coolest bonus code in the biz. I \'m RICKJAMES BITCH! July 21th, 2004 Freeroll City With so many new online poker rooms opening everyday now is the time to take advantage of their amazing promotional offers! I listed over 10 of the BEST freerolls , none of those bullshit you need points ones. Click here to read when these great freeroll \'s happen . There are no affiliate links in our freeroll section so we have nothing to gain by advertising these great poker rooms! In addition to freeroll \'s we offer a listing of where you can get free money using no-deposit required casinos and some other great offers. Click here to check that out . Finally, I was playing over at FULLTILT Poker Room today and Erik Seidel was sitting at our table. We chatted a little bit and he fielded some questions. The funny question I asked him was, Have you heard the Erik Seidel Song? Appearently a noname band made a song about Erik Seidel but alledgedly not thee Erik Seidel but rather one of their friends. He aknowledged he had heard it and admitted it was a funny cooincidence. Overall his performance in a 3/6 game was ultra conservative and was similair to most good low-limit players. Have a funny story about an encounter with a poker celebrity? E-mail us! July 18th, 2004 Pump or Dump? Do you find yourself having trouble with no-limit? Here \'s some very simple advice: Pump it or dump it. Unless you have the nuts and want to suck players in, you should rarely just call another player \'s bet. When another player bets, you should either raise (pump it) or fold (dump it). Today in the Paradise Poker Freeroll Final for a seat at the WPT I finished at the final table. Not bad considering 4,000 to qualify to get to the main tournament and another 3990 to get to the final table, I did alright. Going out with pocket 5 \'s vs. pocket 8 \'s and a runner runner flush came to make my five high flush and his eight high. I \'ll see you at the PokerStars & Zerorake Freeroll a 6PM PST! July 17th, 2004 Online Cheating As online poker players we always need to be on our watch for cheating and cheaters. Cheaters meaning multiple, a team of cheats set to take your bankroll. They utilize instant messaging systems, cell phones and all sorts of communication devices. Watch out for them! Today we added a new article about how they work in their teams. Use this information wisely to quickly learn who is cheating. Every so often a discussion arises or some evidence surfaces of online cheating. Usually theres a large debate followed by a calming. This picture was submitted by a user earlier today. Do you think it \'s real? Editors Note: Majority believes the above photo to be fake. Question still looms, do cheat programs exist? Editor \'s apologies for posting user submitted photo without more research. The user who chooses to remain anonymous claims its features include being able to see \'all \' board cards. It also includes ,a basic feature to launch your instant messaging program. They didn \'t say anything about the stealth mode. They also made it very clear that neither they nor their friend authored the program but came across it in a chatroom. They also insist that it was only used in a play money room. The part that is funny to me is that it says V2, with these limited options I wonder what V1 was -- a program to load your AIM? If you have any more information on this program e-mail us or partypoker. Partypoker didn \'t comment on the existance of the program but I know they recently upgraded their software to detect when certain pokerbot programs were running in the background. In addition Partypoker like most poker rooms uses SSL encryption which would make this a far fetched idea. I disagree that using 3rd party programs like Texas Calculatem is cheating however, because at a physical casino you can carry an odds/hands card. Its basically the same thing, just easier and faster to use. Finally, in this day of spyware,adware, and viruses -- it \'s important to remember NOT TO DOWNLOAD any programs promising online cheating in the first place. July 16th, 2004 New Poker Room :: ZeroRake Zerorake -- In a slew of seemingly unlimited growth in the world of Internet Poker outcomes a new site. This one with an interesting twist, no rake! How can they do it? By paying a nominal monthly fee you are exempt from paying a rake. This saves you a lot of money depending on how much you play. My first thoughts were admittedly skeptical but, being one of the first people to register for this site I got a free glimpse into the inner workings of the site. Registering for a 50 freeroll I found myself immersed in the interesting world of rake free play. Now this is a concept that could catch on! My biggest problem with this site is that it lists no gaming license or certification. However, their support was quick to answer questions and solve problems. Interesting that I found their lack of license to be no problem as I accepted their free money in the freeroll. Heck, what really is a license from the island of Motamba good for anyhow? The Freeroll Tournament: (everyday at 9PM EDT for promotional purposes) Pre Tournament: I registered around 6PM, the tournament set to begin in 20minutes. I waited patiently as 6people registered in seconds and then 1 unregistered and then another. As time goes on people continue to unregister and register at other rooms for the minimum of 3 players so everyone wins a cash prize. This is great; we are all going to win! 28 Total players are now registered and online with Zerorake. At this time (2) total people are playing in real money games -- props, perhaps. But when I \'m guaranteed at least 10 I can \'t complain, I \'ll play around with props using 10 of their own dollars. Real Tournament: The tournament start \'s with a friendly hello from my (3) other players and onto business. Using a nice new poker client, our first hands were dealt. My pocket 6 \'s lose the first hand. 6Uldv8 a player at my table stated, I \'ve been playing here since the first day, and haven \'t had any problems. and added, I \'ve saved a bunch on the rake. Well the game went on and my hands weren \'t coming. I was distracted by my Omaha game on Pokerstars and usually I wouldn \'t be playing Omaha but it was the Friday online game with some pals from work and I was kicking some ass! Back to Hold \'em, I made the stupidest move of my poker career -- chasing an ace high flush and am seriously low on chips. I make my final move going all in with a pair of aces and sixes; the other player turns his nine for aces and nines. I \'m officially the first player out at ZeroRake poker table #1004. Winning 10 for my valiant effort and to the cash tables I went, in a hurry to use my new winnings to win others newly found free cash. More on ZERORAKE coming soon! July 15th, 2004 FreeRoll Junkie I admit it -- I \'m a junkie. A freeroll junkie that is! I can \'t keep away from these exciting tournaments. For me, its the challenge of beating 4,000 people only for a chance to beat another 600 people to get a free trip to the Belliago. Although I \'ve only been the champion of one freeroll tournament for a trip on Gaming Club Poker I still continue to play these freerolls. Here \'s my freeroll schedule: I get home from work around 4PM (Making sure to early register for Paradise Poker \'s WPT Legend \'s Freeroll which starts at 4PM PST) Then I head straight to PokerStars for their 6PM Stud & Hold \'em Freeroll \'s. Followed by an 8PM WPT Legend on Paradise Poker again, and a 200 freeroll on Spin Palace Poker. So I \'m addicted to freeroll, so what? Usually after I \'m done with the freeroll \'s I go on partypoker and play a 100 sit & go tournament. And the refreshing part, I usually win it. Why? My guess, I spent the last 5hours playing in tournaments for free, now I \'m ready for a real game. I \'m 5/5 this week on the 100 Sit \'n \'go and I \'ll see you there tonight nickname \'egthareal \'. Thanks and keep flopping aces! To learn more about freeroll \'s click here. A freeroll tournament is a tournament that requires no entry fee or rake but offers a chance to win great prizes or cash. July 14th, 2004 College Poker Championships How awesome is that? - 1,370 cash scholarships valued at over 100,000 - Top 10 students win an all expenses paid trip to the land-based final to be held during Spring Break in an international exotic location - 40,000 first place cash award - 10,000 in charitable donations - Weekly qualifying tournaments starting on August 29th. Early bird 500 freeroll: Register for College Poker Championship 2005 before the close of Wednesday, July 14th, and qualify for our 500 Freeroll to be held on Sunday, July 18th at 4pm EST. Registration for 2005 is now open! Register at: College Poker Championship July 13th, 2004 Are You AWARE People could be using illegal 3rd Party Programs in your poker room right now? Don \'t get mad, get even. Read about 3rd Party Programs . If your not using a program like Texas Calculatem or Hold \'Em Inspector V2 I highly suggest you look into what other people are using to increase their game against you in online poker! In response to a few email \'s I have recieved -- THERE IS NO PARTYPOKER program so you can see the board cards before everyone else does. July 11th, 2004 Tips4Poker has teamed up with PARTYPOKER to offer you an UNHEARD of Bonus! NO OTHER WEBSITE CAN OFFER YOU THIS!!! We will give you an additional 25 ULTIMATE BONUS in ADDITION to any bonus you choose to sign-up for! This would make for upto a total 50 Bonus on a 50 Deposit . Click here to sign-up today and claim your ULTIMATE PARTYPOKER BONUS ! Terms and conditions apply. 290 For free July 10th, 2004 One of the untapped resources of this site, I have to admit is the FREEMONEY page. So many people don \'t realize that well they are spending money at these casinos -- other casinos want to give them money for FREE! No obligations and we have a section dedicated to free No Deposit required casinos that will give you upto 26/per casino sign-up bonus (NO CREDIT CARD REQUIRED) how awesome is that? Too good to be true? Try it out -- if you lose at one casino, try another, there are over 20 casinos, your almost guarenteed to win at one of them! July 9th, 2004 So today on PartyPoker I was playing in a 50+5 tournament when this guy went all in with pocket jacks vs. my pocket aces (boy was I happy). So ended up winning the tournament for 500, pretty darn good tournament day. July 8th, 2004 I just spoke with the creator of POKERBOT Beta, A New program that is supposed to be the ULTIMATE program. Much better than Texas Calculat \'em. He said it should be ready for public use in less than a month! I will keep you updated, until then check out 3rd Party Software . July 7th, 2004 Welcome to Tips 4 Poker ! Home to some of the most valuable news in Online Poker today. What makes us different from the competition is that we offer the most up to date and relevant information for every online poker player today! Not only do we feature articles regarding online poker, but these valuable topics as well... Tips & Tricks Poker Chat Forums 3rd Party Programs Online Cheating Free Money to Fund your account And Much Much MORE! Poker, She \'s No Angel: Cameron Diaz , Cameron Diaz Porn Video, Paris Hilton Sex Tape, J. 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Home Of The ULTIMATE Partypoker Bonus & Strategy Guide Link Box Members Section Free Money Players Notes Poker Hands/Odds Poker Dictionary Contact Us Poker Articles We have the most interesting and relevant articles in the game! Click Here to findout more Online Cheating Read this GREAT article on how people used to cheat online poker, and why its much safer today! There is no Publicly known way to cheat online gaming. This is for several reasons: If online cheating existed this would mean that a player would have had to crack SSL the encryption that protects all your online shopping. If this was true it would be more beneficial to the hacker to hack Retail Sites than online gaming. Using 3rd Party Program \'s isn \'t cheating. It \'s bound to happen! And the only way to keep up with it, is to use it yourself. WE will let you know what these programs are, visit our 3rd Party Programs section . We won \'t post programs that cheat, simply because, THEY DON \'T EXIST. These programs only give you a slight advantage. Cheating through instant-messaging and cell-phone and team-up is bound to be caught by their built in mechanisms. So if you suspect it, report it, and change tables immediatly! Protect YOURSELF with these programs! Download Peerguardian (Protects against Millions of Violent IP addresses) Download Ad-Aware6 (Removes Spyware and MalWare from your computer free! LOTS OF CASINOS/POKER ROOMS USE SPYWARE!) Use Virus Protection, Norton or McAfee works great! If the offer sounds too good to be true, it is! Don \'t listen to e-mails that say they will give you 1000 free on partypoker if you send your account information to them. Its the oldest trick in the book, NEVER give away your account information. For Online casinos, pay attention to the odds! For instance, SpinPalace is known to have a 100.26% payout on their real casino which is wayyyy better odds than vegas, which is why I like them. 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Poker Articles Below is an archive of choice POKER articles that will increase your game. If you read these articles and take their advice and apply it to your game you will have knowledge greater than any poker book available! Poker Article Title: Author: Quick Summary: Rating: Date Submitted: Cheating 101 : Cheating Packs & Mentality Russ Georgiev An article highlighting how some people utilize a team strategy to cheat online. Useful tips to help you look for online cheats. 4/5 07/17/04 Celebrity Pokers FLASH intro to Texas Hold \'Em Bravo Celebrity Poker gives a great introduction to new players, hosted by Poker Pro Phil Gordon. Fun and interactive this guide is great for all new poker players. 4/5 07/03/04 Quotes From Top Players! Vince Burgio & Misc. Players AWESOME quotes by various pro \'s. Good advice in small easy to swallow single sentances. 4/5 06/30/04 Playing The Blinds Rolf Slotboom Top Pair / No Kicker in a Multi-Player Pot, a common thing when you play your blinds. Rolf discusses what to do! 3/5 06/23/04 World Poker Tour in Paris Part II Daniel Negreanu Daniel Talks about his experiences at Paris this year. 2/5 06/15/04 To Add-On or Not to Add-On Paul Samuel A Discusssion about whether or not to buy in again, and add-on to your tournament wins. 4/5 06/14/04 Should I Turn Pro? Daniel Negreanu A good article on how Daniel went pro and if you should. 3/5 05/22/04 DOMINATION Lou Krieger One of Lou \'s better articles about dominated hands, how to handle them. 3/5 05/13/04 A Cheat Sheet For First Time Casino Players Lou Krieger Good article for all you new online players who haven \'t been to a live casino setting yet. 2/5 05/10/04 Seating: One of The Easiest Paths To Poker Profit Mike Caro Mike talks about how choosing your seat affects your poker profit. Someone once told me that, in poker -- when it comes down to it all that matters is where you sit. Interesting thought, this article provokes that thought. 3/5 05/05/04 The Secret To Conquering A Tricky Opponent Mike Caro A stellar poker pro talks about defeating your worst foe. Interesting and offers some good advice for overcoming your nemesis \'s. 3/5 05/01/04 On The Importance Of Paying Attention Tommy Angel A very good author and poker player talks about why its so important to pay attention at the poker table instead of eating and chatting. 4/5 04/25/04 My Worst Play Ever Tommy Angel This article brings about something awesome... The understanding of WHAT you did wrong! Learn from this and analyze your own worst hand. 4/5 04/22/04 Why Do People Fail at Going Pro? Eric B. Rosenberg A short article that gives you the realization that everyone is planning on going pro, but only a handful are making it. This hints to why. 2/5 04/20/04 No Limit Hold \'Em Tournaments Steve Badger Steve always opens his articles with a quote and I couldn \'t think of one more relevant. Good tournament strategies are discussed in this premium article 4/5 04/18/04 Blind Man \'s Bluff Steve Badger A little chat about bluffs and positional advantage theory. 3/5 04/14/04 Top 10 Poker Tells Poker Top 10 One of the better articles I have read about Poker Tells. 4/5 04/10/04 Winners Guide To Online Poker Steve Badger Interesting article, however boched up by alot of advertisements. 1/5 03/30/04 Online Poker Security Checklist Chris Some good ideas to protect yourself against online poker account theft. 2/5 03/24/04 Tips for New Online Players Online Poker Articles Good ideas for new players to the online scene. 3/5 03/16/04 A Beginners Guide To Online Poker Lou Krieger Pretty decent guide for beginners by a seasoned professional 3/5 03/12/04 Injection molder resource Copyright 2004 Tips4Poker.com tips4poker");