Dec 2

It is a complex but interesting to play the game of Omaha high-low poker. The game is played with some essential and easy strategies to become perfect in the long run. Due to all the cards in the game, and the fact that frequently there are 2 winning hands with which the pot gets splits, with [...]

Link to the original site

Dec 2

One can often see that players make some crazy decisions like they move to all-in in the early hours of their game not for winning anything but only for the blinds. While considering the scenario: when someone starts with 1500 chips and 20 and 10 are the blinds. He/she is in centered position and dealt by [...]

Link to the original site

Dec 2

When you are going to play a hand, betting it aggressively is also most important. Don’t lead to limp in and wait for a while, make the strong bets to put down that all tend to force all the opponents to fold. There is a chance to beat you to every player having a flop, [...]

Link to the original site

Dec 2

A tight game is essential to adopt at the final end of the measure of money in a poker tournament. This reflects that only those hands are required to be played which are really superiors including, KA, QA, JA, QK, and the suited connectors. Sticking to this rule is very hard and also lots of discipline [...]

Link to the original site

Dec 2

Texas holdem is a very popular card game played by poker players. When they follow certain tips, they can make their game much better and the tournaments of poker games will become more valuable for them as they will get more chances to win there. Such tips can be applied to any poker tournament, which [...]

Link to the original site

Nov 30

In Texas holdem and various other poker games, your position at the poker table is a huge aspect. Position is just where you are placing your self, the nearer to the dealer’s button the better. The power of your position arrives from the reality that the betting goes in a clockwise manner.
In a good position, [...]

Link to the original site

Nov 28

It was a VERY happy Thanksgiving for our blogger tournament host $mokkee as he stole the show tonight and reminded everyone of why he is the pokah bloggah KING!

Smokkee knocks out poker blogger Molokai in a fierce HU match to win!

His Majesty "KING Smokkee" knocks out poker blogger Molokai in a fierce HU match!

1. smokkee - $100.00 + T$109 + $25 casino credit
2. Molokai - $60.00 + T$75
3. yestbay1 - $40.00 + T$50
4. scottc25 - T$11 (bubble)
5. CEMfromMD - T$11 (bubble)
6. CarnePicante - T$11 (bubble)

A BIG thank you to Joanada from buddydankradio.com for doing a great job of covering tonight’s Bodonkey!

Next Tournament: Tuesday, December 2nd! Start Time 9:05 PM ET.

Register to play this tournament at the blogger series sign up page.

Link to the original site

Nov 27

In a Bodog battlefield of 39 poker bloggers, it was Bodonkey newcomer salex77 who laid claim to the final hand of the night.

final hand

Bodonkey newbie salex77 wins the tournament after a timely HU match with MoFo_69

1. salex77 - $156.00 + T$109 + $25 casino credit
2. MoFo_69 - $93.60 + T$75
3. NumbBono - $62.40 + T$50
4. ICrushBloggers- $46.80
5. TripJax- $31.20
6. BrainMc - T$11 (bubble)
7. BuddyDank - T$11 (bubble)
8. wilwonka - T$11 (bubble)

Bodonkey poker tournaments would not be complete without one final suck out to land the 1st place winnings and all it’s glory. With a better than 2-1 chip lead, salex77 called Mofo_69’s shove from the small blind with A7s. Mofo_69 showed ATo and they were off to the races. Mofo_69 flopped a smash-hit gutter ball, but salex77 rivered a 7 to take this Bodonkey down moving him into 3rd place with 287 points on the tournament leader board.

A last minute emergency kept our hero Eric “Rizen” Lynch from playing the tournament, but the decision was made to honor his legacy and keep the bounty on his stack in play.

The ghost of Eric Rizen Lynch turns the nut straight and he outplays his table mates.

The ghost of Eric "Rizen" Lynch turns the nut straight and he outplays his table mates.

As it turned out, our hero’s ghost made quite an impression with his stack in play and even pulled off an impressive win over his table mates who thought they could take him out in a classic attempt to go all in.

Here is how that hand played out:

Rizen was blinded down to his final few chips which all went in from the BB. Although Rizen wasn’t there to play out his hand, his spirit owned the 7 other players who limped in to try and claim his bounty. Rizen’s 6-8o turned a straight and he went from 60 chips to 360 outplaying his table mates who clearly were out matched.

It wasn’t until a couple of orbits later that the T$109 bounty on the ‘ghost of Rizen’s head’ to play in Bodog’s 100K Guaranteed went to 2-time bounty winner, blogger PokahDave.

Poker blogger PokahDave takes the $T109 bounty on the ghost of Eric Rizen Lynch

Poker blogger PokahDave takes the $T109 bounty on the ghost of Eric "Rizen" Lynch

Here is how the bust out hand went down:

The ghost of Rizen went all-in from the big blind with a 6-7s vs. 3 other opponents: NumbBono with Jc9h, PokahDave with 4h4d (both were also all-in) and TripJax with 8h8c - he had all three players well covered. PokahDave then spiked a 4 on the flop for bottom set, but had to fade TripJax’s turned OESD for the win. PokahDave’s set of 4’s held on to win the hand and off he goes with the $T109 bounty for the 2nd tournament in a row.

Ovations to this week’s Gigli, “Sir Waffles”, who once again cleverly demonstrated why he holds the record for the ‘worst player ever’!

GG Donkeys!

Next Tournament: Thanksgiving Thursday, November 27th! Start Time 9:05 PM ET.

Register to play this tournament at the blogger series sign up page.

Link to the original site

Nov 26
Bodog Invites Poker Bloggers To Play Thanksgiving Special

Bodog invites poker bloggers to the Bodog poker tables to play Thanksgiving special.

Bodog Poker is running a special series of online tournaments to celebrate the Thanksgiving holidays. Poker bloggers nationwide are invited to play this series with the hopes of adding a ’sweet’ bonus to their Christmas gift-buying budget.

Starting Thursday November 27th, there will be a different tournament on each day of the Thanksgiving weekend with a different format and buy-in level. They will also include a special qualifier for the Sunday $100K Guaranteed Tournament and the massive overlays and value that it offers.

Buy-ins for these events range from $10 to $150, so there is something for every bankroll. The tournament series details are as follows:

THURSDAY

Tournament Name: Thanksgiving Thursday Turbo
Date and Time: Thursday, November 27th @ 8:35pm ET
Buy-In: $10 + $1
Payouts: As per standard payout template
Bonus Prizes: Top 10 will win T$109 to play in the $100K Guaranteed Tournament this Sunday @ 4pm ET
Starting Chips: 1,500
Levels: 8 minutes

FRIDAY

Tournament Name: Thanksgiving Special ($2K Added)
Date and Time: Friday, November 28th @ 11pm ET
Buy-In: $150 + $12
Payouts: As per standard payout template
Bonus Prizes: $2,000 added to the prize pool
Starting Chips: 2,500
Levels: 15 minutes

SATURDAY

Tournament Name: $100K Thanksgiving Qualifier (10 seats added)
Date and Time: Saturday, November 29th @ 5:05pm ET
Buy-In: $10 + $1
Payouts: 1 player for every $109 in the prize pool will win T$109 to play in the $100K Guaranteed Tournament this Sunday @ 4pm ET
Bonus Prizes: 10 seats added
Starting Chips: 1,500
Levels: 12 minutes

SUNDAY

Tournament Name: Thanksgiving Special ($3K Added)
Date and Time: Sunday, November 30th @ 2pm ET
Buy-In: $100 + $9
Payouts: As per standard payout template
Bonus Prizes: $3,000 added to the prize pool
Starting Chips: 3,000
Levels: 15 minutes

To register for any of these tournaments, please go to the “Scheduled Tournament” tab in the Bodog Poker software and click on the “Private” tab. Each special Thanksgiving tournament will be listed under this tab. While you’re there, make sure you check out the full online poker tournament schedule and get in on the nearly $4 million in prize pool cash guaranteed each month.

Link to the original site

Nov 24
Poker Pro Eric Rizen Lynch Returns To Bodog Blogger Battlefield

Poker Pro Eric "Rizen" Lynch Returns To The Bodog Blogger Tournament Battlefield!

On Tuesday November 25th, Bodog proudly welcomes back guest bounty player Eric “Rizen” Lynch to compete in the Bodog Blogger Tournament Series.

There will be a T$109 bounty on Eric’s head to play in Bodog’s $100K Guaranteed Tournament and the poker blogger who takes Eric’s last chips in this tournament will also receive a signed copy of Eric’s book, Winning Poker Tournaments One Hand at a Time.

It was poker blogger raisydaisy22 who claimed the bounty on Rizen’s head the last time Eric competed in the Bodog blogger series … Just who will be the lucky poker blogger this time around to claim this awesome prize?

DON’T MISS THIS TOURNAMENT! REGISTER TO PLAY TODAY

Link to the original site

« Previous Entries