Hi guys.
I’m a regular player at Littlewoods Poker with a regular online identity. I’m not a bad player either, but have noticed that a number of my, shall I say, more macho-named colleagues have recently appeared to be getting a little more action than me. Could this be down to my too-polite identity?
EL
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Not surprisingly, our k monthly leaderboard freeroll has become an incredibly popular tournament and, should you embark on a decent enough run over the next ten days, there's a very good chance you could squeeze into this month's tourney, scheduled to be played at 6pm (UK time) on Saturday, 5th April. Qualification for the freeroll is based upon how you perform in one of three separate areas: we give a free entry to our top 500 MPP earners, our top 400 tournament players and to those at the top 100 of our Headhunter Leaderboard.
Becoming a millionaire on two continents inside six months is not something many poker players achieve, so hats off to John Tabatabai, often labelled the "craziest poker player in the UK" for his win this week in Swaziland's All Africa Poker Championships. After trousering .06 million at the WSOP* last year, Tabatabai won a million rand last week, a sum which may equate to a rather more modest �62,000, but "a win is a win" as they say.
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Perhaps the bright spark in the City who, when confronted with this week's stock market mayhem, still reckoned there was a better chance of backing a winning share than succeeding at poker, needs some additional poker odds tuition.
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Phil Ivey has now ended his drought on the World Poker Tour after winning the LA Poker Classic, while Van Nguyen made history by becoming the first woman to win a WPT title with victory in the Celebrity Invitational.
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The Pokercast returns this month with Littlewoods Poker.com as Peter Sharkey goes over the latest news from the world of online poker.
It’s been a busy month at Littlewoods Poker HQ but we’ve managed to cram in all the latest news, tips, tricks and facts from the tables in the latest edition of the Pokercast.
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Book review: Poker Tournament Formula By Arnold Snyder
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Hi guys,
I’m an ok poker player who often lets his emotions get the better of him. I suspect I’d be a much better player if I didn’t go on tilt as frequently as I do whenever I’m on the receiving end of a bad beat. I know the old saying about keeping emotion out of the game, but it’s difficult: is there another way?
PT
Carlisle
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