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We all know everyone here plays poker... which sites does everyone use?
Getting tired of playing IRL and need something to do while "working" from home.
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ignition and bovada are quality. Seems they have the same front end. I tend to get higher jackpots in bovada jackpot sit n go. Lately I have been playing with friends on zoom over pokernow with Venmo.
+1 for Ignition
ignition is great but the lack of player tracking makes it difficult to follow player reps at times
pokerstars & party poker (not us btw)
There are many different sites that provide similar services and you can choose any. The main thing - read the reviews, because there you will find a lot of important information that will really help you
Poker develops logical thinking and general thinking very well because you have to think a lot when you bet
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ohh, thnks!
PokerStars has been my go-to - been playing a bit since covid as you can tell by my user.
I earned 1st of 144 entrants tonight on America's Cardroom. Buy in: $16.50. Payout: $612.20.
I started out on my bike, cycling while playing poker for 69 minutes, burning 831 calories. Then got off the bike and crushed it on the tables. I was behind in heads up when we started. It was 2.2 to 1.2 million chips roughly. I fought back and had some nice flips and then finally called a weak ace to his queen high to finish the tournament.
If you're not first, you're last.
King
This guy is pretty good:
https://www.instagram.com/bfizz11/
$1.65 million in the past couple of years.
I'm on 4 tables right now, $15K GTD, $10K, $5K, $5K ... not always in the mood to multi table, but I am tonight. Yeee hawww. Killin it on a couple tables.
ignition is what I use if im playing online, but honestly, its a hell of a lot more fun to play with your friends. on US based poker sits you're playing against multi-table regs and don't have a whole lot of an edge. its also not as fun playing against random anons. playing against friends is great and chances are you'll be able to win more that way anyways. Pokerrrr2 on iPhone is my groups go to
This is a serious question: because it's online and you can't see the facial expressions of the other players, how can you hope to stand up to people using bots that will literally never make an incorrect move and have a positive expected value over time because they play everything perfectly? I know a lot about poker but not much about online poker, so I could be wrong somewhere, but to me it makes sense to just get a bot that plays a ton of hands to have the law of large numbers in your favor, or at the very least have an odds calculator on another screen that tells you what to do.
A bot is only as good as you program it to be. A shitty player will feed the bot shitty information (shitty algorithm). In my experience, bots or supposed bots aren't that difficult to play.
America's Cardroom just had a bot test on my table. This scenario came up and said "Which card completes the lowest pair?" and I had to select it. Interesting.
In addition to anti botting measures in place by almost all poker sites, it is harder than you think to make a bot that beats a competent no limit hold-em player. (Unlike blackjack, for example, which is essentially a solved game with basic strategy + card counting). A few years back a team of researchers from CMU built an AI bot running on a supercomputer that usually beats top players - https://csd.cmu.edu/news/cmu-ai-tough-poker-player
With advances in machine learning, its possible someone who knows what they're doing could make a bot that would win against decent players and run it on their own computer. But its certainly far from easy.
There are some good tourneys on America's Cardroom tomorrow:
Noon: $50K GTD ($16.50 entry fee)
15:30: $75K GTD ($16.50 entry fee)
I usually am booked at this time, but have tomorrow open so will hopefully be in these. You can deposit with a credit card, withdraw with crypto.
Nice. let us know how it goes. good luck!
Thanks bro, I spent two entries on the $50K and didn't make it and am in the $75K now in 1st place of 1746 entrants. Hopefully I can hold it.
I'm on my 8th White Claw. I got Dominos too and am holding in 2nd place of 3,701 entrants and 1856 remaining. Poker Sundays are the best.
I made a ton of chips recently just on table dominance. Usually I'm nervous about pushing, but today I'm fine with it.
Good grind overall yesterday. I might just only play the large Sunday tournaments from now on. The weekday tournaments are time consuming without as much up side.
How do online sites discourage collusion between players that might be in the same room?
They don't
I'm in this $33 $30K tonight. It's a higher buy in than I usually play, but had this dude in the beginning call all in (85BB) with middle pair and it put me in first from the start. Gotta love this game sometimes.
I had A10 and 10 high was top card on flop and just shoved all in thinking everyone would fold but he called A8 with 8 hitting middle card. haha loser.
On America’s Cardroom. I’m playing in a $33 $30K GTD right now but saw they had a flight to a $1,000,000 GTD for Sunday tonight - play goes for 4hrs this flight then those who make it play for the $1M pot on Sunday at 5pm. $215 buy in - top prize probably $150K. Today’s flight starts at 8:30pm. I think I’ll give it a shot tonight, but am just thinking if I’ll give it 1 bullets ($215) or 2 ($430). Usually it depends how tilted I am last hand and definitely wouldn’t do 3x buy ins. But, this will be my biggest online tourney if I play tonight. I play pretty tight though. I also have lots of THC and White Claws - I think this is gonna be a good night.
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This is my first week playing high stakes. Currently in a $250K GTD $109 and killing it in 9th of 481. First is $45,750.
Then the $1,000,000 GTD starts at 5:05. I don’t have many blinds but still have a chance. I’ll probably min cash at least, but would love to win it. Currently there are 5367 entrants and 289 left. There is one more flight though then we will have all the qualifiers. 1st is showing $169,635.
Bro really I need to win both of these tourneys today. Let’s gooooooooooooooooo
great advice
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