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That's it. If so, which do you recommend?	Could you provide more context about what you're looking for recommendations on? It could be books, movies, travel destinations, or something else entirely. Let me know so I can help you better!	[ { "from": "human", "value": "That's it. If so, which do you recommend?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Could you provide more context about what you're looking for recommendations on? It could be books, movies, travel destinations, or something else entirely. Let me know so I can help you bette...
I've seen this term used in various questions, but have no idea what it means, so could someone please define or explain it for me please?	Of course! However, it seems you didn't specify the term you're referring to. Please provide the term you'd like defined or explained, and I'll be happy to help!	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I've seen this term used in various questions, but have no idea what it means, so could someone please define or explain it for me please?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Of course! However, it seems you didn't specify the term you're referring to. Please provide th...
Only italian players are allowed to register on www.pokerstars.it or anyone can legally register and play?	Only Italian players can legally register and play on www.pokerstars.it. The site is specifically tailored for the Italian market and adheres to Italian gambling regulations, which typically require players to be residents of Italy or possess the appropriate legal status to participate. If you're outside Italy, you wou...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Only italian players are allowed to register on www.pokerstars.it or anyone can legally register and play?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Only Italian players can legally register and play on www.pokerstars.it. The site is specifically tailored for the Italian mark...
I am aware there are many different variants of poker. Having recently learnt "Texas Hold 'em", I am wondering whether this is the most common game, or which others are the most popular ones? To clarify: I am not being specific to one site or place because I am tied to none, nor I am looking for peoples preferences. I ...	Texas Hold'em is indeed the most popular and widely played variant of poker globally. For a credible source, you can refer to the World Series of Poker (WSOP), which is one of the most prestigious poker tournaments in the world. The WSOP primarily features Texas Hold'em events, and it consistently attracts the larg...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I am aware there are many different variants of poker. Having recently learnt \"Texas Hold 'em\", I am wondering whether this is the most common game, or which others are the most popular ones?\nTo clarify:\nI am not being specific to one site or place because I am tied to none,...
Can you please explain what does this -1% badge some WSOP players wear do? Thanks	The -1% badge worn by some players at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) indicates that they are part of a group of players who have achieved a significant level of success in the game. Specifically, it denotes that these players are among the top 1% of all participants in terms of earnings or performance within the WSOP...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Can you please explain what does this -1% badge some WSOP players wear do?\nThanks\n\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The -1% badge worn by some players at the World Series of Poker (WSOP) indicates that they are part of a group of players who have achieved a signifi...
Are dealers paid like wait staff where they have a small hourly rate and are expected to make it up in tokes?	Yes, in many casinos, dealers are often paid a small hourly wage and are also expected to make a significant portion of their income from tips, or "tokes." The structure can vary depending on the casino and its policies, but it is common for dealers to rely on tips from players for a substantial part of their earnings....	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Are dealers paid like wait staff where they have a small hourly rate and are expected to make it up in tokes?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Yes, in many casinos, dealers are often paid a small hourly wage and are also expected to make a significant portion of thei...
In our home game, players will sometimes reveal a card with two players remaining in the hand to entice the other player to call or fold. For example, with 3 clubs on the board after the river a player may reveal the ace of that suit while the other player is considering what to do. While playing texas hold'em, is it ...	In Texas Hold'em, revealing one of your own hole cards during play is generally considered poor etiquette and can create confusion, but it is not explicitly against the official rules of the game. However, it's important to note that different home games may have their own house rules, which could include specific rest...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "In our home game, players will sometimes reveal a card with two players remaining in the hand to entice the other player to call or fold. For example, with 3 clubs on the board after the river a player may reveal the ace of that suit while the other player is considering what t...
Suppose the following sequence of events occurs on the river: Alice, acting first, checks. Bob bets Alice calls Alice shows her hand without waiting for Bob (who, as the last aggressor, should show his hand first, by rights) Bob folds Alice complains that Bob was obliged to show his hand, since he bet on the river an...	In poker, when a player bets and is called, the general rule is that the player who made the last aggressive action (in this case, Bob) should show their hand first during the showdown. However, a player always has the option to fold their hand at any time before the showdown occurs, which means they can choose not to ...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Suppose the following sequence of events occurs on the river:\n\nAlice, acting first, checks.\nBob bets\nAlice calls\nAlice shows her hand without waiting for Bob (who, as the last aggressor, should show his hand first, by rights)\nBob folds\n\nAlice complains that Bob was oblig...
What is a 'Wet board'? First time I saw it was on this SE thread and it's not in the terminology thread either.	A "wet board" typically refers to a type of board or surface that is designed for use with water or other liquids. In various contexts, it may relate to water sports, art (like watercolor painting), or even certain types of gaming or crafting activities. In the context of gaming, particularly in tabletop or role-play...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "What is a 'Wet board'? First time I saw it was on this SE thread and it's not in the terminology thread either. \n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "A \"wet board\" typically refers to a type of board or surface that is designed for use with water or other liquids. In v...
Does poker tracking software like HEM generates HUD states about my current opponents at the table based of current game, or are the states generated from database(all the game I played with those opponents)? Because some opponents for example can have low VP$IP based on on my longterm database records but can change s...	Poker tracking software like Hold'em Manager (HEM) and others typically generate HUD (Heads-Up Display) stats based on historical data from your entire database. This means that the statistics displayed in the HUD are calculated from all the hands you've played against those opponents, not just the current session. As...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Does poker tracking software like HEM generates HUD states about my current opponents at the table based of current game, or are the states generated from database(all the game I played with those opponents)? Because some opponents for example can have low VP$IP based on on my l...
When all the cards are out and betting is done, which player is required to show their cards first? Does it vary based on whether or not there was betting in the final round? Is there a standard accepted rule or is this one that varies from casino to casino?	In poker, the rules regarding who must show their cards first at the showdown can vary based on the specific game being played and the house rules of the casino or home game. However, there are some general conventions that are commonly followed: 1. Betting in the Final Round: If there was betting in the final rou...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "When all the cards are out and betting is done, which player is required to show their cards first? Does it vary based on whether or not there was betting in the final round? Is there a standard accepted rule or is this one that varies from casino to casino?\n" }, { "fro...
What are some good movies that every poker player should watch? This is community wiki, so please one movie in per answer.	"Rounders" (1998) - This classic film stars Matt Damon as a talented poker player who is drawn back into the underground poker scene to help his friend pay off a debt. It captures the psychology of poker and the high-stakes world of gambling.	[ { "from": "human", "value": "What are some good movies that every poker player should watch? This is community wiki, so please one movie in per answer.\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "\"Rounders\" (1998) - This classic film stars Matt Damon as a talented poker player who is drawn back into the ...
I am just starting to learn Texas holdem, and I've heard that online poker is not legal, and also that it is. Which is it?	The legality of online poker in Texas can be somewhat confusing due to the state's strict laws regarding gambling. As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, online poker is not explicitly legal in Texas, as the state does not regulate or license online poker sites. However, some residents play on unregulated offs...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I am just starting to learn Texas holdem, and I've heard that online poker is not legal, and also that it is. Which is it?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "The legality of online poker in Texas can be somewhat confusing due to the state's strict laws regarding gambli...
Does Holdem Manger 2 have built in hand convertor for posting on forums or I can only copy hand to some online covertor? Also is there some hand convertor that I can download that works with Pokerstars?	Holdem Manager 2 (HM2) does not have a built-in hand converter specifically for posting on forums. However, you can copy hands from HM2 and then paste them into an online converter to format them for forum use. There are several online converters available that can help you with this task, such as "Hand Converter" or "...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Does Holdem Manger 2 have built in hand convertor for posting on forums or I can only copy hand to some online covertor? Also is there some hand convertor that I can download that works with Pokerstars?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Holdem Manager 2 (HM2) does not...
Are there any textual logs available to be read? Obviously there are the video records, but that's not really what I seek here. My search turned out nothing, so I am skeptical there are any. I would love to go over the hands played at WSOPs (mainly final tables), do so statistics etc. Edit: I don't mean I would like th...	Yes, there are textual logs available for various World Series of Poker (WSOP) events, including final tables. While specific hand histories detailing every action may not be publicly available, you can find summaries and reports that capture the actions taken by players at each stage of the hand, along with cards show...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Are there any textual logs available to be read? Obviously there are the video records, but that's not really what I seek here. My search turned out nothing, so I am skeptical there are any. I would love to go over the hands played at WSOPs (mainly final tables), do so statistic...
Do you burn cards in home/friendly games? As far as I am concerned, it's pretty much just a complication with no merits to us. There's no risk for the cards to be marked and the stacks we play with are minimal anyway.	Burning cards, or discarding the top card of the deck after shuffling and before dealing, is a common practice in many card games, primarily to reduce the risk of marked cards being dealt. However, in home or friendly games where the stakes are low, many players choose to skip this step for convenience and simplicity. ...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Do you burn cards in home/friendly games?\nAs far as I am concerned, it's pretty much just a complication with no merits to us. There's no risk for the cards to be marked and the stacks we play with are minimal anyway.\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Burning cards, ...
Edit: With moderator's comment in mind, I'd like to rephrase the question. What would be some of the basic strategy adjustments and exploitable quirks you would focus on when playing ZOOM? Original: (my apologies to all US players) A few days ago they've introduced a new game mode where you play against a cloud of play...	With the moderator's feedback in mind, I’d like to rephrase my question. What basic strategy adjustments and exploitable tendencies should players focus on when participating in ZOOM? To provide some context: Recently, a new game mode was introduced where players compete against a large pool of opponents. In this fo...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Edit:\nWith moderator's comment in mind, I'd like to rephrase the question.\nWhat would be some of the basic strategy adjustments and exploitable quirks you would focus on when playing ZOOM?\nOriginal:\n(my apologies to all US players)\nA few days ago they've introduced a new ga...
What is the minimum re-raise in Texas hold em? I have heard both that you need to double the previous bet and that the minimum raise is the big blind. Which is it?	In Texas Hold'em, the minimum raise must be at least equal to the last bet or raise made in the current round of betting. Specifically: 1. If there has been no prior bet or raise in the current round, the minimum raise is typically the size of the big blind. 2. If there has been a bet or raise, the minimum re-...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "What is the minimum re-raise in Texas hold em? I have heard both that you need to double the previous bet and that the minimum raise is the big blind. Which is it?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "In Texas Hold'em, the minimum raise must be at least equal to the last...
In games with a small blind and big blind structure, I've always thought that the blinds are a kind of fee you pay to be allowed to see the next round of hands until your next blind. Therefore, I always try to leave a game after I've just played "under the gun" and am about to be the big blind. Recently, someone in my ...	Leaving the table right before you're about to be the big blind (or under the gun) can be considered a bit impolite, though it might not be as impactful as leaving when you're about to be the small blind. The reason it's often viewed as inconsiderate is that you're effectively leaving a situation where you would be req...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "In games with a small blind and big blind structure, I've always thought that the blinds are a kind of fee you pay to be allowed to see the next round of hands until your next blind. Therefore, I always try to leave a game after I've just played \"under the gun\" and am about to...
On average, how often would a pair of aces win a hand? I dealt at a fairly large hold-em tournament last weekend, and 4 of 5 times AA was shown the hand lost. The one time it won it was because a 3rd A came up on the river to beat 2 pairs.	In Texas Hold'em, pocket aces (AA) are the strongest starting hand, but they do not guarantee a win. The probability of pocket aces winning a hand can vary significantly based on various factors such as the number of opponents, their hands, the community cards, and the betting behavior throughout the hand. On average,...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "On average, how often would a pair of aces win a hand?\nI dealt at a fairly large hold-em tournament last weekend, and 4 of 5 times AA was shown the hand lost. The one time it won it was because a 3rd A came up on the river to beat 2 pairs.\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "v...
I'm just wondering the rationale for preventing folded players from competing in sidepots. My feeling is that once a player has as much in the pot as an all-in player, they should be allowed to compete for the side-pot, even if they later fold. Any reason why this isn't the case?	The rationale behind preventing folded players from competing in side pots primarily centers on the concepts of fairness and the integrity of the betting structure. Here are a few key reasons why folded players cannot participate in side pots: 1. Betting and Commitment: When players make decisions to fold, they ar...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I'm just wondering the rationale for preventing folded players from competing in sidepots. My feeling is that once a player has as much in the pot as an all-in player, they should be allowed to compete for the side-pot, even if they later fold.\nAny reason why this isn't the cas...
Before you answer the question I will give a scenario that confused me thus prompting this question. The other week I was playing a game and we had this scenario : 8 players - down to me and a pal this hand Me: 10/Ace Pal: 10/King Cards on Table : 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, So we both have straights, off suits, but I thought I ...	In the scenario you described, both you and your friend have a straight, specifically a straight from 6 to 10. You have 10 and Ace in your hand, while your friend has 10 and King. The cards on the table are 2, 6, 7, 8, and 9. In Texas Hold'em poker, when you form a hand, you use the best combination of five cards from...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Before you answer the question I will give a scenario that confused me thus prompting this question. The other week I was playing a game and we had this scenario : \n8 players - down to me and a pal this hand\nMe: 10/Ace\nPal: 10/King\nCards on Table : 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, \nSo we bo...
Let's say someone bluffs on the flop, turn, and river with "nothing", (maybe he has AK), and is called all three times, by someone who probably has a small pair. In theory, he is supposed to show his hand to the caller. But can he just muck his hand and concede the pot ?	In a poker game, if a player bluffs and is called to the end, they are typically required to show their hand when the showdown occurs, assuming the rules of the specific game being played require it. In most home games and many casino settings, when a player bets and is called, all players still in the hand must reveal...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Let's say someone bluffs on the flop, turn, and river with \"nothing\", (maybe he has AK), and is called all three times, by someone who probably has a small pair.\nIn theory, he is supposed to show his hand to the caller. But can he just muck his hand and concede the pot ?\n" ...
In a game of high low Hurricane with deuces and 2 jokers wild, who wins between one player with Ace joker and the other deuce deuce? Here are the rules we were going by: Players must declare whether they are going for high, low, or both When going for both, the player must win both to win any Aces are high in the high...	Let's break down the situation according to the rules you provided. High Hand: 1. Player A: Ace joker (which counts as a pair of aces: A, A) 2. Player B: Deuce deuce (which counts as a pair of twos: 2, 2) Since both players have pairs, the comparison is made based on the strength of the ranks. Aces are h...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "In a game of high low Hurricane with deuces and 2 jokers wild, who wins between one player with Ace joker and the other deuce deuce?\nHere are the rules we were going by:\n\nPlayers must declare whether they are going for high, low, or both\nWhen going for both, the player must ...
I was watching Poker After Dark 2011, the cash game Pot Limit Omaha weeks. And it looks like once in a while the winner only shows the two cards making the best hand and not the two other cards. Is there a rule specifying that the winner as to show his four cards or specifying that showing two cards is sufficient? Not...	In Pot Limit Omaha (PLO), the standard rule is that the winning player must show their entire hand (all four hole cards) at showdown. However, the way this is handled can vary based on house rules, poker room etiquette, or the specific format of the game being played. ### General Rules for Showdown in Omaha: 1. **All...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I was watching Poker After Dark 2011, the cash game Pot Limit Omaha weeks. And it looks like once in a while the winner only shows the two cards making the best hand and not the two other cards.\nIs there a rule specifying that the winner as to show his four cards or specifying...
I have a few questions about the showdown moment. I wanted to know how is supposed to be the showdown order after a poker hand, for instance in hold'em, do you follow the order, like first the small blind, then the big blind (if they are on the hand), etc. Or does the last bettor has to show first and then from him to ...	In Texas Hold'em, the showdown moment can be a bit nuanced, and different poker rooms may have slightly different house rules. However, there are generally accepted guidelines that apply across most venues. Here are the answers to your questions: 1. Showdown Order: After the final betting round is completed, the s...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I have a few questions about the showdown moment.\nI wanted to know how is supposed to be the showdown order after a poker hand, for instance in hold'em, do you follow the order, like first the small blind, then the big blind (if they are on the hand), etc. Or does the last bett...
If we have 5 communal cards and 2 hole cards, and its our turn to deal, Can we just select all the 5 communal cards for hand? or do we need to keep our 2 hole cards and only choose 3 communal cards out of 5 communal cards to make a hand?	In poker, the way you form your hand depends on the specific game you are playing, but generally, the rules for most games (like Texas Hold'em) state that you can use any combination of your hole cards and the communal cards to make the best five-card hand. In Texas Hold'em, for example, you can choose to use: - Bot...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "If we have 5 communal cards and 2 hole cards, and its our turn to deal, Can we just select all the 5 communal cards for hand? or do we need to keep our 2 hole cards and only choose 3 communal cards out of 5 communal cards to make a hand?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value...
I saw this book on the Internet today called one of the best poker books. Price is unbelievable. $947.00 I made some little search and I found this comment. Very expensive, but again, there are no bad reviews on this book. If you have the money and you are very serious about your game, this would be a wise invest...	It sounds like the book you're referring to is likely a highly regarded poker strategy book aimed at advanced players, possibly one of the classic texts or a specialized manual that offers in-depth analysis, strategies, and insights into high-level play. The high price could be due to a variety of factors, such as limi...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I saw this book on the Internet today called one of the best poker books. Price is unbelievable. $947.00\n\nI made some little search and I found this comment.\n\nVery expensive, but again, there are no bad reviews on this book. If\n you have the money and you are very serious ...
Could you advise a site to learn Texas Hold'em, interactively?	Certainly! There are several websites where you can learn Texas Hold'em interactively. Here are a few popular options: 1. PokerStrategy - Offers a variety of articles, videos, and forums where you can learn and discuss strategies with other players. They often have interactive tools and quizzes to test your knowle...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Could you advise a site to learn Texas Hold'em, interactively?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "Certainly! There are several websites where you can learn Texas Hold'em interactively. Here are a few popular options:\n\n1. PokerStrategy - Offers a variety of articl...
I was watching a repeat of Poker After Dark last night. They were playing Pot Limit Omaha. Twice I noticed that after someone won, the dealer would drop down the turn and river cards, and then re-deal the a turn and river card from the deck. In both cases the original winner won this second time as well. I couldn't f...	In Pot Limit Omaha (PLO), as well as in other poker variants, when a player wins a hand, the game continues to the next hand without any need for the turn and river cards from the previous hand to remain on the table. In some televised poker games, the producers might choose to reveal additional community cards for ent...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I was watching a repeat of Poker After Dark last night. They were playing Pot Limit Omaha.\nTwice I noticed that after someone won, the dealer would drop down the turn and river cards, and then re-deal the a turn and river card from the deck.\nIn both cases the original winner w...
I am confused about this video: Doyle Brunson vs Eli Elezra Why does 555 beat QQQ? Or I am missing something?	In poker, hand rankings determine which hand wins in a showdown. The hands you mentioned — 555 (three of a kind, specifically a set of threes) and QQQ (three queens) — follow the standard poker hierarchy. In this case, three queens (QQQ) is actually a stronger hand than three of a kind with fives (555). If Doyle Bruns...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I am confused about this video:\nDoyle Brunson vs Eli Elezra\nWhy does 555 beat QQQ? Or I am missing something?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "In poker, hand rankings determine which hand wins in a showdown. The hands you mentioned — 555 (three of a kind, specifica...
please correct me if I am wrong: No Limit Texas Holdem 5 players at the table. Each has bankroll of $1000. SB = $1. BB = $2. Player1 = BTN Player2 = SB Player3 = BB Player4 = UTG1 Player5 = MP1 Pre-flop. PL2 - sb - $1. PL3 - bb - $2. PL4 - call - $2. PL5 - call - $2. PL1 - call - $2. NOW: I assume that if PL1 want ...	You are correct in your understanding of the minimum raise in No Limit Texas Hold'em. Let's break it down: 1. Current State of Betting Pre-flop: - PL2 (SB) has posted $1. - PL3 (BB) has posted $2. - PL4 (UTG1) called $2. - PL5 (MP1) called $2. - PL1 (BTN) called $2. At this point, the total pot is:...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "please correct me if I am wrong:\nNo Limit Texas Holdem\n5 players at the table. Each has bankroll of $1000. SB = $1. BB = $2.\n\nPlayer1 = BTN\nPlayer2 = SB\nPlayer3 = BB\nPlayer4 = UTG1\nPlayer5 = MP1\n\nPre-flop.\n\nPL2 - sb - $1.\nPL3 - bb - $2.\nPL4 - call - $2.\nPL5 - call...
Had a few pleasant games in a particular tourney format: 9max NL normal speed/structure; NTT S-M field (~150); M-L buy-in (~$300); this runs often enough for me to have accumulated a sample of just under 40 finishes. I'm happy to have finished in the money every other time, but when I do, I only finish in the bottom 30...	Your situation is indeed common among tournament players, especially in larger fields. Let's break down your options based on your current performance and goals. 1. Look for alternative formats: This is a valid option. Formats like super-satellite tournaments, where all players in the money earn the same prize...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Had a few pleasant games in a particular tourney format: 9max NL normal speed/structure; NTT S-M field (~150); M-L buy-in (~$300); this runs often enough for me to have accumulated a sample of just under 40 finishes.\nI'm happy to have finished in the money every other time, but...
When multiple players go all-in during a hand in a tournament, and lose, how is their relative standing (5th, 6th, etc.) determined?	In a poker tournament, when multiple players go all-in and subsequently lose, their relative standings (such as 5th place, 6th place, etc.) are determined based on the order in which they were eliminated during that hand. Here’s how it typically works: 1. All-In Order: When multiple players go all-in, the order i...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "When multiple players go all-in during a hand in a tournament, and lose, how is their relative standing (5th, 6th, etc.) determined?\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "value": "In a poker tournament, when multiple players go all-in and subsequently lose, their relative standing...
I was reading the most common freerolling situations in holdem, but I have no idea what is being asked. What is Freerolling? Google wasn't any help (hit too many free rolls vs. freerolling), and we didn't have any answers here that I found.	In the context of Texas Hold'em poker, "freerolling" generally refers to a situation where a player has an opportunity to win a pot without any risk of losing their own chips. This typically occurs when a player has a strong hand but is facing a weaker hand or multiple opponents who may not be able to beat them. Essent...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I was reading the most common freerolling situations in holdem, but I have no idea what is being asked. What is Freerolling? \nGoogle wasn't any help (hit too many free rolls vs. freerolling), and we didn't have any answers here that I found.\n" }, { "from": "gpt", "...
Blinds are 300/600 in this game. Texas Hold'em No Limit., Seven players Player "A" first to bet goes all-in with a 600 + 150 raise for a total of 750. Player "B" second to play goes all-in with 600 + 50 raise for a total of 650. Player "C" third to play goes all-in with 600 + 300 raise for a total of 90...	In this scenario, let's break down the situation regarding the bets made by Players A, B, and C, and what Player D would need to do to call and make a minimum raise. 1. Player A goes all-in for 750 (600 + 150). 2. Player B goes all-in for 650 (600 + 50). 3. Player C goes all-in for 900 (600 + 3...	[ { "from": "human", "value": " Blinds are 300/600 in this game. Texas Hold'em No Limit., Seven players\n\n\nPlayer \"A\" first to bet goes all-in with a 600 + 150 raise for a total of 750.\nPlayer \"B\" second to play goes all-in with 600 + 50 raise for a total of 650.\nPlayer \"C\" third to pla...
I'm looking for a good and free software that will help me setup a poker tournament structure. The idea is to keep simple stats about the game in a screen available for everyone to see during the tournament. The stats I'd like to see are: Current level (BB and ante if any, at this level) Time remaining in current lev...	There are several free software options that can help you set up and manage a poker tournament structure while displaying relevant stats for all players. Here are a few recommendations: 1. Poker Tournament Director: - This software allows you to manage poker tournaments easily. You can input levels, blinds, and...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I'm looking for a good and free software that will help me setup a poker tournament structure. \nThe idea is to keep simple stats about the game in a screen available for everyone to see during the tournament.\nThe stats I'd like to see are:\n\nCurrent level (BB and ante if any,...
I know that after "Black Friday" many online poker sites didn't allow U.S. Players to play for real money anymore. I've heard/seen that it's possible to play via bitcoins and/or other proxy methods. Other than those ways described, is it possible to play in the US for real money?	As of my last knowledge update in October 2023, the legal landscape for online poker in the U.S. is complex and varies significantly by state. After "Black Friday" in 2011, many online poker sites ceased operations for U.S. players, but several states have since legalized online poker, allowing residents to play for re...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I know that after \"Black Friday\" many online poker sites didn't allow U.S. Players to play for real money anymore. I've heard/seen that it's possible to play via bitcoins and/or other proxy methods. Other than those ways described, is it possible to play in the US for real mon...
Very simple question... When people talk about outs and card odds they often will something to the like of, "i have about 4 outs not counting redraws" - what defines a redraw? If it matters, I am asking within the context of Texas Hold'em.	In the context of Texas Hold'em, a redraw refers to a situation where you have the potential to improve your hand in more than one way. Specifically, it typically involves having a draw that not only completes your current hand but also gives you an even stronger hand if certain cards come on the turn or river. Fo...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "Very simple question... \nWhen people talk about outs and card odds they often will something to the like of, \"i have about 4 outs not counting redraws\" - what defines a redraw?\nIf it matters, I am asking within the context of Texas Hold'em.\n" }, { "from": "gpt", ...
I just found out that there are some relatively nearby casinos that host some low entry tourneys (<=$200 buy in) Is there a site that has a relatively comprehensive listing of these tourneys? If not how do people find out about them other than word of mouth?	Finding low-entry tournament listings at nearby casinos can indeed be a bit tricky, as there isn't a single comprehensive site that covers all local tournaments across different casinos. However, there are several ways to find information about upcoming poker tournaments: 1. Casino Websites: Many casinos list thei...	[ { "from": "human", "value": "I just found out that there are some relatively nearby casinos that host some low entry tourneys (<=$200 buy in) Is there a site that has a relatively comprehensive listing of these tourneys? If not how do people find out about them other than word of mouth?\n" }, { "f...