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Advice On Playing 5-Card Draw Poker

on Aug.09, 2010, under Poker

It is not usual to find that a poker player began his poker career with learning the basics of 5-card draw because of its purity, bountiful history, and uncomplicated rules. The game began its current form along the Mississippi River card game route a long time ago where some of the earliest poker tournaments took place. The game started in a studious mode, study 5-card draw to move into other varieties. In any case, the draw game became very popular in North America and Europe. As early as the mid 19th century, games of 5-card draw were part of recorded history and they gave rise to the new and still popular varieties of 7-card stud and Texas hold ‘em.

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Deciding Your Poker Game Of Choice

on Aug.06, 2010, under Poker

In deciding upon the perfect poker game for you, you should begin with one that has copious literature available, whether online or book format. Omaha, for example, is an interesting and profitable game but very difficult to get information on because there is very little written on the subject. Hold’em is where you should go. It is the most popular form of the game out there today in both actual and virtual casinos and so has much written about it.

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What Poker Image To Maintain

on Aug.06, 2010, under Poker

It may be entirely beyond the average poker player that at any moment of the game he or she projects a specific image. Players are either unaware of the fact that an image had better be consciously maintained or trying to avoid projecting any image by assuming a sort of somberly inexpressive expression. Shielded behind shades and baseball cap, unsmiling, moodily silent, they believe that they thus “minimize” communication with the rest of the table.

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Future Book Betting Traps And How To Avoid Them

on Aug.10, 2009, under Gambling

by Ross Everett

Sports betting futures wagers can be an entertaining and profitable investment, but there are a number of pitfalls. These are some things to avoid:

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Discipline Is The Key To Sports Betting Profits

on Aug.10, 2009, under Gambling

by Ross Everett

There’s a strange dichotomy between the complexity of high level sports handicapping and the amount of theoretical literature on the subject. While successful sports betting is a complex and difficult pursuit, there’s very little that’s been written on the subject from a serious theoretical angle. For that reason, it can be helpful to delve into the wealth of books available to the serious poker player for insights that can be applied to sports betting.

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An Introduction To CFL Canadian Football For The NFL Fan

on Aug.10, 2009, under Casino

by Ross Everett

In the United States, summertime is when teams get prepared to play football. NFL teams start training camp, and college teams start practice. North of the border in Canada, however, summertime is when their professional football season begins in the form of the Canadian Football League (CFL).

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The growth of Coolmore Stud

on Mar.04, 2009, under Gambling

by James Wilson

In February 2006, at Calder in Florida, Irish vet Demi O’Byrne, bidding for a syndicate from Coolmore Stud, paid $16.1 million for a two-year-old colt by Forestry, shattering the record price for a thoroughbred set more than 20 years earlier. The colt, who was never to win a race, was named The Green Monkey and, as with Seattle Dancer, who set the previous benchmark of $13.1 million, the Maktoum family of Dubai were underbidders to John Magnier’s team. Not much had changed, it seemed, during the intervening period.

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Choosing Good Horse Racing

on Mar.02, 2009, under Gambling

by Anne Ahira

Horse racing is a sport that has survived for centuries. It arised back throughout the Roman era during their training of chariot racing. But horse racing has consistently evolved throughout the years.

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Coolmore Stud – the growth of an empire

on Mar.02, 2009, under Gambling

by James Wilson

In February 2006, at Calder in Florida, Irish vet Demi O’Byrne, bidding for a syndicate from Coolmore Stud, paid $16.1 million for a two-year-old colt by Forestry, shattering the record price for a thoroughbred set more than 20 years earlier. The colt, who was never to win a race, was named The Green Monkey and, as with Seattle Dancer, who set the previous benchmark of $13.1 million, the Maktoum family of Dubai were underbidders to John Magnier’s team. Not much had changed, it seemed, during the intervening period.

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Ratings Based Racing: What It Means At The Track

on Feb.15, 2009, under Gambling

by David Gately

Ratings-Based racing is something relatively new to most Australian punters but is here to stay so we need to get a handle on it. The major difference between ratings-based racing and the old Class 1, Class 2 (etc.) racing can be simplified by an example: In say, a 62RB (Ratings Based) race you can have a Class 1 horse (a horse with only one win), a Class 2 horse (horse with two wins) etc. racing against each-other provided their “rating” doesn’t exceed the level of the race, in this example, 62.

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