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Hey folks,
First of all, thank you for all of the comments and replies expressing interest in some friendly and relaxed inner-city Texas Hold'em poker! (context: the post I made yesterday)
Instead of replying to everyone individually, I figured it wouldn't hurt to just make a follow-up post instead.
A little context: I took a lease on a small office space (the room shown in my previous post) a few weeks back and threw in a poker table-top on top of the meeting table, hence the setup I shared in my post yesterday.
I've really enjoyed playing a game with friends once a week over the last month or so, and now I'm excited to start sharing that experience with other members of the community.
Going off of the feedback I received, it seems clear lots of folks are keen to learn how to play in a friendly and relaxed environment.
As such, I'm planning a game on Wednesday for folks to learn how to play (aimed at beginners, folks who've only played once or twice or who haven't played in a while).
If that sounds like you, then jump over here and book a seat:
https://wellypoker.youcanbook.me/
If this goes well, I'll make it a recurring event, and if there is lots of interest, I can organise a game on Saturday evenings as well.
Game details:

6 players
6 pm meet, 6:15 pm start
House dealer (I'll deal)
$10 buy-in\*
1st place: $30, 2nd place: $20, 3rd place: $10
Should run for 2 hours (3 max), and you're free to leave (i.e. if you run out of chips, or if you have to dash)
Meeting by the entrance (outside) of the Victoria School of Design at 139 Vivian St
Emphasis on:
- Learning the game (Texas Hold'em) at a game specifically for beginners
- Playing for the social aspects + learning & enjoying the game itself
- As opposed to a focus on gambling/winning money/competitiveness
- Being present, as opposed to using your phone the whole time

Final word:
Please only come if you are willing to be friendly, reasonable and relaxed. Anything less will not be tolerated.
Also, due to the gambling element, you'll need to be at least 18, so if you're under 25 I'd need you to bring your ID so I can make sure that that's the case.
Having said that, you can be:
- of any gender
- sexual preference
- race
- religion
- etc. etc.
This is an open event, with no focus other than the joy of playing a fun game of poker with one another, in good company. All are welcome, without prejudice.
Finally, while poker has traditionally been a game played by white males (myself included), I for one would love to see that change - it's a wonderful game that all who are keen should be able to enjoy.
See you around the table!
*$10 buy-in — I want to keep things open to those who may not be able to afford a poker buy-in at the moment - given COVID and all - so if you can't afford the $10 buy-in I'll cover it for you, but the house will take the pot if you win (this will just go towards the costs of the room which I cover). I think that keeps it fair and open, and also means folks won't take advantage of this offer. Note: if you're interested in this option, then just DM me to let me know, and I'll keep it between you and me - no-one else around the table will know that it's the case, as I appreciate it may be sensitive.

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Texas Holdem how to play? Driven by the popularity of televised poker, Texas Hold’em (more commonly, ‘Hold’em’) has become the world’s most popular poker game, both in live casinos and online. We’ll go into more detail below, but here are the key points you need to know:

Every player is dealt two cards, for their eyes only
The dealer spreads five cards – three at once, then another, then another – which can be used by all players to make their best possible five-card hand
Before and after each card(s) is revealed, players take turns to bet. To stay in the hand and see the next card, all players must have put the same amount of chips in the pot as each other
The best poker hand wins the pot

Texas Holdem how to play | The Dealer Button

Once you have your players around the table the first thing you need to have is chips. The next step is picking the player who will start with the dealer button. Hold’em is played with what’s known as a rotating dealer, meaning a player will act as the dealer for one hand and then pass the role of dealer on to the player on their left when the hand is completed. To choose the dealer, either deal every player one card or spread the cards facedown on the table and have every player choose one. The player with the highest-valued card (aces are high for selecting a dealer) starts as the dealer.

The Button

If you’re in a live poker room or casino with a professional dealer (or someone volunteers to always physically deal the cards) the dealer button will still rotate around the table. Even though he or she is physically dealing the cards, for all intents and purposes the person with the button is viewed as being the dealer for the hand. Once the hand completes the player with the dealer button will pass it to the player on his or her left.

Texas Holdem how to play | The Blinds

There are two blinds in Texas Holdem – a small blind and a big blind. These are forced bets required by two players to make sure there are some chips in the pot worth playing for. Without any money in the pot all players might be inclined to fold much more often, slowing down the action considerably.
The player directly to the left of the dealer puts out the small blind. The big blind (usually double that of the small blind) is then paid by the player to the left of the small blind. The size of the blinds will dictate the stakes of the game you’re about to play. Typically, you want players to buy in for no less than 100 times the size of the big blind. If you want to buy in for $20 you should play with blinds of 10¢/20¢. For convenience, most people will play 10¢/25¢.
At a live casino or poker room the maximum and minimum amounts a player can be in for will be in relation to the blinds. For example in a $1/$2 game the table minimum is usually $40 (20x the big blind) and the maximum is $200 (100x the big blind).

Texas Holdem how to play | Rules

The person dealing the cards deals to the left of the player with the dealer button first and rotates clockwise around the table. Each player gets one card at a time until each player has two cards, both face down. These are known as your hole cards and they are for your use alone when making your final 5-card poker hand.
A round of Texas Hold’em consists of a minimum of one and a maximum of four betting rounds. A hand ends when all players but one have folded. Or the fourth (final) Texas Holdem betting round completes with multiple players still in the hand – whichever comes first.
At that point players enter into the showdown (to be explained in the next section) and the player with the highest hand takes the pot. If two players share the highest hand, the pot is split equally between them.

Texas Holdem how to play | Pre-Flop

When all players receive their hole cards you’re now in the pre-flop betting round. Each player looks at his or her cards and decides what action to take. In Hold’em only one player can act at a time. The pre-flop betting round starts with the player to the left of the big blind. This player has three options:

Fold: Pay nothing to the pot and throw away their hand, waiting for the next deal to play again.
Call: Match the amount of the big blind (pre-flop this is also known as “limping in.”)
Raise: Raise the bet by doubling the amount of the big blind. (Note: a player may raise more depending on the betting style being played, again see the rules for No-Limit and Pot-Limit above.)

Once a player has made their action the player to the left of them gets their turn to act. Each player is given the same options: fold, call the current bet (if the previous player raised, that is the amount you must call; if no one has bet it’s the big blind amount) or raise. In Limit Hold’em a raise is always the amount of one bet in addition to the amount of the previous bet. For example: if the big blind is 25¢ and the first player to act would like to raise they put in a total of 50¢ (the big blind + one additional bet).
If the next player would like to re-raise they would put in a total of 75¢ (the previous bet + one additional bet). Again, though, in No-Limit Hold’em a player can bet as much as the total amount of their chips on the table at any time.

Texas Holdem how to play | The Flop

nce the preflop Texas Holdem round ends, the flop is dealt. This is done by dealing the top card in the deck facedown on the table (called the “burn” card, it’s not in play), followed by three cards face-up in the middle of the table (see below). These are the community flop cards which all players can use to make their best 5-card poker hand.
Once the flop has been dealt the first post-flop betting round begins. The rules of a post-flop betting round are the same as a pre-flop with two small exceptions:

The first player to act is the next player with a hand to the left of the dealer
The first player to act can check or bet; as there has been no bet made, calling is free.

A bet on the flop in Limit Holdem is the amount of the big blind. In No-Limit it has to be at least twice the size of the big blind but can be as much as all of a player’s chips.

Texas Holdem how to play | The Turn

Once the betting round on the flop completes (meaning any players who want to see the next card have matched the value of any bets), the dealer again ‘burns” one card face-down out of play followed by a single card face-up in the middle of the table beside the 3 flop cards (see image below). Once the turn has been dealt the third betting round starts.
The third betting round in Limit Hold’em is identical to the flop betting round with one single exception: The size of a bet for this round, and the final betting round, is doubled meaning that to make a bet in our game will now cost a player 50¢. In No-Limit Hold’em a player can again bet any amount of their chips as long as it’s at least twice the big blind or double that of any previous bet.

Texas Holdem how to play | The River

Assuming more than one player is left having not folded on one of the previous streets, the river is now dealt. Dealing the river is identical as dealing the turn with one card being burned facedown followed by a single card face-up.
This is the final street and no more cards will be dealt in this hand. The final betting round is identical to the Texas Holdem round on the turn.

Showdown

Once the river betting round has been completed the players now enter into the showdown. At this point the best 5-card poker hand wins the pot. Here are the rules you need to know about a Hold’em showdown:

The player who bet on the river is the default first player to reveal their hand. If any other players choose to show their hand first, that is OK.
If no betting happened on the river (all players checked), the player closest to the left of the dealer must open their hand first, continuing clockwise around the table.
If a player is holding a losing hand it is their option to reveal their cards or simply muck their hand and concede the pot.

Poker is a world famous card game that is played between two and up to ten players. There are a variety of types of poker games which include Omaha Poker, Texas Holdem Poker, 5 Card Draw and 7 Card Stud. Each of these poker game types requires a standard deck of 52 cards. In some games like Draw Poker and "lowball," the Joker or "bug," can be used as an additional ace, or to complete a straight flush.
The primary objective of poker is to win the pot, or the money or chips that are placed as bets and kept in plain view at the center of the table. Poker can be played between two people for a more intimate tête-à-tête, or, to have an exciting tournament, eight to ten players are needed. Many poker players today find that much of what they are looking for in a poker game can be found in poker tournaments online. In fact, for poker players who earn their livelihood from high stakes poker, this means that a job that used to required time and travel can now be accomplished from the comfort of the player's home.
Innumerable free online poker games are available for the novice and the expert alike. Usually these online poker venues encourage potential players to reap the benefits of online poker by offering a poker download and other useful poker software absolutely free. Many sites are generous in their offers of poker tips on all varieties of poker and the types of tournaments that may be played as well.
When a poker player decides to take his game online, he is certain to discover poker lessons that he would never be able to get if he only played at a weekly or monthly game.
In addition to being able to play a free poker game to get started, many online poker venues encourage sign up for free accounts by offering deposit bonuses. In some cases, a poker bonus may be as high as $500, meaning the website matches your initial deposit up to the amount of $500. The idea is to give you the opportunity to explore the differences and similarities in poker rules and to encourage you to play more. For example, if you can grasp Omaha Poker, then Texas Holdem Poker will not be too far of a reach. Both games require that the winner have the highest hand from a combination of three cards that belong to the player and two cards known as "community cards," meaning they can be used by everyone to raise a bigger hand.
Also, when you play poker online, you can become well informed on the aspects of poker strategy that are less technical. Meaning, becoming familiar with the art of bluffing, or controlling your body language, especially the involuntary movements and expressions that may give away whether or not you feel your hand is successful. Developing a skilled "poker face" is just one of many poker tricks you can study online.

How to play multi-player poker on iPhone, Android or any web browser
There’s a whole wide world of opportunities in the virtual realm. While you’re sitting at home, exacerbating the indentations on your sofa cushions, you could be doing a whole lot more than staring blankly at the television. Sure, Tiger King enraptured us all for a brief moment, but there’s only so much binge-Marat honing enjoyment to be had from Netflix. At some point, the need for social interaction takes over, and it’s at that moment that I hope the following words of wisdom will provide you solace, and some much needed brainwave activity.
I’m talking about learning a new way to play games with your friends. Not just any game, but the most stimulating card game on the planet – poker. It’s a game that encompasses every facet of focal intensity and interactivity. In essence, the more you pay attention, the more you can win, and if you’re playing at the right places, you could be winning some real money. Even playing for fun awards bragging rights to the winner, and I can assure you, it feels good to be king or queen of the roost. The remainder of this informational text assumes that you already have the necessary knowledge to play poker. If not, or if you’d like to sharpen your existing skills, the following links should help you out. Otherwise (or afterwards), please continue reading below.
Play Multiplayer Poker with Friends & Others
Now on to the real reason you’re here. I’m going to start with a brief commentary on what you can expect from the experience. If you want to skip this and get straight to the games section, click here or scroll on a bit further.
How it Works: Thanks to vast technological breakthroughs over the last decade, playing poker on an app, or on a desktop or laptop computer, is largely similar to playing in a real-life setting. The only difference is, of course, that your friends aren’t really seated across the table from you. Instead, they are viewing the same virtual poker table on the screen of their own chosen device.
Fairness: The cards are randomly shuffled and dealt by a random number generator, or RNG. The RNG ensures that the cards are randomized just as well as a physical deck shuffled by a mechanical shuffling machine, setting the scene for an utterly unpredictable game. Yes, it is possible for a programmer to create an app with a ‘stacked-deck’, so to speak, but rest assured, all of the platforms listed on this website are RNG-certified for fairness.
Game Play: Each player views their own cards, just as they would in a real life setting. A variety of game play options are available at the tap of a mouse or finger, including all playing and betting options (Fold, Check, Bet, and Raise). It’s all pretty self-explanatory once you get seated at a table. So long as you are familiar with the rules of the game you’re playing, you should have no problems progressing through a hand.
Interaction: Communicating with your opponents during an online multiplayer poker game is always an option; although how you do it will be determined by the app/website you choose to play on. Some are far more advanced than others. On the lowest level, you’ll have to type your conversation in a chat box. At the higher end of the scale, you may have microphone audio, or even video chat capabilities. Just remember that the greater the communication quality, the greater quality device you may need to play on.
Real Money: Most players are content to play poker with friends for fun, using play-money chips, but not everyone. If you want to play for real money, your options will be more limited. First of all, you must live in a country like Canada, where online gambling is not prohibited by law. Second, you must choose a real money pppoker app. The detailed list of poker apps below will designate, among other things, whether real-money is an option or not.
Multi-Player Poker Apps
The following is just the beginning of what will soon become an exhaustive list of multi-player poker sites and mobile apps. I intend to add more on a daily basis (Mon-Fri), so bear with me and check back often for updates. Each of the items below comes with a personal review. I’d like to say that they are unbiased, but that may not be the right term for this. It might be more appropriate to say that they are honest. If I feel one is superior to another, I’m going to say so, and I’ll tell you why I came to that conclusion, because each player’s favoritism for a particular site or app will and should be based on their own personal circumstance.
Some of you want real-money apps. Some are looking for iPhone or iPad compatibility. Maybe you want to play high-end video-enabled poker tables. That’s what these reviews, and the categorical check-lists for each, are meant to provide – a quick and easy confirmation of whether each item will meet your needs and desires. So, without further ado, here they are, in no particular order except the order in which I test and review them.
Disclaimer: I touched on this already, but please – please! – if you intend to play real money multiplayer poker, make sure that you aren’t breaking any laws by doing so. It all depends on where you live. Canadian online gambling laws are very different from US laws, Australian laws, European laws, etc. Know the laws where you live and abide by them. I take no responsibility for your actions beyond this point.
Table of Contents
Use the following table to jump to a specific poker platform, or continue scrolling. If one of the platforms listed in this table is not linked, I have not yet reviewed it, but I intend to. Feel free to check it out on your own, or come back soon for updates.
Frankly, it’s the online poker operator I know the most about. I’ve been playing here for years. It’s been in operation since 2002, but in those days, the company was known as Pacific Poker. Now, 888 is among the largest internet poker operators in the entire world, and one of the few brands approved to operate in the limited number of US states where iGaming is legal – a fact that speaks volumes to their integrity.Players can enjoy 888Poker from virtually any device. PC, Mac and Linux computers; iOS, Android, and Windows smartphones and tablets; if you can access the internet with it, you can play 888Poker on it. Android and iOS apps are available, and the browser platform is built in HTML5 for omni-optimization.
You’ll find 888poker.com is geared primarily towards real money play. They accept Visa, MasterCard, Interac Online, InstaDebit, and other convenient ways to move money in and out of an account. There is a play money version at 888Poker.net, but this review is primarily for the real-money edition.
What I like most is the simplicity. They offer a lot of variety, but not so much that the lobby becomes convoluted. Cash games on offer include Texas Holdem, Omaha, Omaha Hi-Lo, and 7 Card Stud Hi-Lo. A full schedule of multi-table tournaments is available with major weekly and monthly guarantees, and the SNG menu is constantly bustling. 888Poker also offers its signature SNAP and BLAST Poker games, for those looking for a bit more flare. As a real-money poker experience, you can expect a lot of promotions to bulk up your bankroll, starting with a free no-deposit bonus when you register a new account. Other promos are always available thereafter, with regular deposit bonuses and cash back awards topping the list.

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This is my own personal hatsu but added on too. I’ve already posted one version of it before but this one is updated and I think nearing completion in creation. I just wanted to get it out there and see what people might think of it and get some ideas for other abilities to add to it so I can call it complete. Thank in advance for any comments/advice.
Devil’s Game
Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble
Type: Specialization, Conjuration
Description: This ability is activated when at least two consenting individuals not including the user agree to play “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” immediately once the two individuals agree in some form in the presence of the user they are teleported to an alternate space. This alternate space look like a poker room with no exits and a single table in the center. It has a very demonic theme to it and mainly uses the colors black and red. The two individuals are seated at the table unable to leave the room until the game is finished and they cash in their winnings or pay their losings. While the ability is active no individual including the user can fight. Their remaining lifespan is then measured and manifested in the form of poker chips. The individuals must decide on a style of poker they wish to play once it is decided they shall play 100 hands with the user acting as the dealer. The amount of chips earned will add to your lifespan while the amount of chips lost will take away that from your lifespan. Any winnings earned the house in this case the user will take a 15 percent cut. Once the game is completed individuals and user are teleported back to the place they were before.
Restrictions:

No individuals including the user can leave the space until the game is completed.
No individual can use nen inside of devil’s game unless it’s directly related to devil’s game.
While the ability is active no individual including the user can fight.
All individuals agreeing to this play “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” must consent and know the requirements and restrictions of the ability.
The user can never play a game under this ability. He can only act as the dealer and house itself.
The house can never take more or less than 15 percent of the winnings. If the game is finished properly without the use of “Devil’s Game: Cash Out.”
If the user ever helps an individual cheat in any form the user dies immediately.

Devil’s Game: Cash Out
Type: Specialization, Conjuration
Description: This ability can only be used while “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” is active. To activate this ability an individual must say they would like to “cash out” this can only be done once 50 hands have been dealt and completed and if the individuals agree cashing out is permitted at the beginning of the game. The user must explain this before the game begins to have this as an option. Once an individual decides to cash out they collect their winnings like normal except that they pay 20 percent of their winnings instead of 15 percent.
Restrictions:

This ability can only be activated while “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” is active.
The user must explain this ability before the game begins.
The “cash out” option is only available after the 50 hand is completed.

Devil’s Game: Collateral Exchange
Type: Specialization, Conjuration
Description: This ability can be activated outside or inside “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble.” This ability allows the user to exchange their lifespan for the talents, hatsu’s, or other things an individual may have that is worth something to the user. The ability can only be activated if the individual is knowledgeable about the users ability and is offering the “item” of their own will, choice, free will, etc... The user can only ever offer what the user thinks the “item” is worth or more but never less.
Restrictions:

The ability can only be activated if the individual is knowledgeable about the users ability and is offering the “item” of their own will, choice, free will, etc...
If the ability is activated outside “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” the cost of any “item” cost 10 percent more for the user.
The user can only ever offer what the user thinks the “item” is worth or more but never less. If the user offers less the user dies immediately.

Devil’s Game: All or Nothing
Type: Specialization, Conjuration
Description: This ability can only be activated inside of “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble.” This ability exempts the user from the restriction of not be able to play in “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” by modifying the original game. The dealer must ask the winning player of “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” (or the person who won the most) if they would like to go “All or Nothing.” The player can then ask the user any question they want before the game begins as long as it concerns the game and they can only start asking questions after the user has described the game. Once agreed the user and the player play a single hand of Texas Holdem poker were both players bet there complete lifespan, abilities, talents, properties, etc...
Restrictions:

This ability can only be activated inside of “Devil’s Game: Life’s Gamble” after the final hand of a game has been completed.
The user must explain the rules of the game “Devil’s Game: All or Nothing.”
Both players must bet everything lifespan, abilities, talents, properties, etc...
The players can only play a single hand of Texas holdem poker.

Devil’s Game: Devil’s Ledger
Type: Conjuration
Description: This ability allows the user to create a demonic looking book containing all the information of any transactions, deals, games, and such involved in any of the abilities classified under “Devil’s Game.” This ability is solely for informational purposes involved in “Devil’s Game.”
Restrictions:

This ability can only contain information pertaining to “Devil’s Game”

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TL;DR: Talk to a friend about his beliefs in the supernatural, he mentions demon magic, I get dealt 666 on consecutive poker hands, it's a one in three million occurrence with obvious connection to the subject of our discussion. What can I take from this experience?
I play poker professionally.
Last week, I randomly asked a dealer I'm friendly with, what does he think of magick. Sleight of hand? David Copperfield shit? No, I replied, more like supernatural, paranormal stuff. His answer was interested but restrained. A few days later, as I was entering a game, I noticed him at the next table over from my seat-to-be.
We started talking, and he half-jokingly told me not to do that in front of the general population. That he doesn't want them to see him as a kook. He asked me do I believe in aliens and/or spirits, in the possibility of conscious entities in other realms/dimensions. He mentioned a few ideas that resonate with my own personal cosmology, like our essence emanating from source energy. Another idea was related to a scenario whereby two closely connected individuals are tested, where one is blindfolded, and the presenter touches the other individual. The blindfolded person was better than chance at identifying the area of their associate's body the presenter touched. Dealer specifically mentioned a touch on the shoulder.
There were a few topics that diverged from my own experiences to date. It took some effort for me to keep an open mind and try to integrate these ideas. One that we ended up keyed in on was "Demon Magic". He mentioned the idea of a synergy between humans and these demon spirits, where they're giving humans power in exchange for whatever benefits they receive from the act of possession (*correct me if "possession" isn't the best phrase here, not yet familiar with anything in this vein other than maybe channelling).
He suggested I look up some examples on YouTube, so I took out my phone to have those videos ready to view later. At that time, another dealer I'm friends with came over to the table and somewhat playfully mentioned that because dealer #1 was sitting at a "bank table" (a table with no game running where a variety of chips are available for runners/clerks/dealers to sell to the players), eventually, a floor manager would ask me to not sit there, as only dealers are allowed to sit at bank tables.
So I stood up. At that moment, the dealer of the game I had bought chips for but not yet played in alerted me to the fact that I had been waiting too long. I could no longer enter the game for free, but it was my big blind, so a perfect time to get started.
I agreed, posted my big blind, and took my first hand of the session. I sat down in the only open seat at the table, seat 5. Given the opportunity to choose my favorite seat, barring a very specific configuration of other players at the table, 5 would be my last choice. Of the 9 seats at a table, it's my least favorite. But sitting in seat 5 meant I was sitting in line with my dealer friend with whom I'd just finished talking, back to back at a distance of about 4 feet.
Three players including the small blind limp in, and I had 66, so I just checked. So four players to the flop, which comes K86r. I flopped bottom set, 666. The hand plays out, and I won a decent size pot, especially considering it was limped preflop.
Next hand, one player limped in early position and it folds to me in the small blind. Again, I had 66. The chance of getting any pocket pair back to back is about 1 in 3757. If you pick a specific pair like 66, the odds of having that particular hand back to back is 1 in 48841. So already, this is an uncommon situation. At a rate of 25 hands per hour, a player could expect to receive pocket sixes on back to back hands about one time every 1954 hours, or approximately once in a year of playing full time 40 hours/week.
Naturally, it's much less likely to have the same pair on back to back hands AND flop sets both times. I was actually thinking about this when it was my turn to act at the onset of the second hand. I decided to raise that time because the big blind is likely to fold and if the one limper calls, playing this hand heads up will be much easier than with two or three opponents. While acting, I had the thought that there's no way I will flop another set, because it just happened and for that to happen on back to back hands is so unlikely.
The big blind folded and the early position limper called. I was a little disappointed because this coule easily turn out to be a challenging hand, and I like to ease into my poker sessions, rather than beginning at the peak of my aggression.
I found myself relieved and excited when the flop came Qs8c6c. I flopped bottom set once again, 666 on my first two hands of the night. I bet, he raised, I reraised, he went all in for a little more, I called and the entire table was astonished when I showed my hand.
Let's look at the statistics on this:
*Odds of being dealt pocket 66: 1 in 221
*Odds of flopping a set with a pocket pair: 1 in 8
*Odds of being dealt pocket 66 and flopping a set: 1 in 1768
*Odds of being dealt pocket 66 on back to back hands: 1 in 48841
*Odds of being dealt pocket 66 on back to back hands and flopping sets both times: 1 in 3125824
It's actually considerably less likely than this because in many instances, hands where we could have flopped sets, will end before the flop, either when we raise and everyone folds, or when we have to fold to another players raise/reraise. In the situation I've described, there's a nonzero chance of the limper in the second hand folding instead of calling my raise. It's also possible that had I raised the first hand, those three opponents would have folded and that would mean no flop. There's no way to quantify this possibility, so just know that 1 in 3 million is a generous estimate and the real chance of this occurrence is even less likely.
Assuming 25 hands/hour, hours to flop set of 666 on back to back hands: 125033 Playing 40 hours/week ("full time"), how many weeks to play that many hours: 3126 Playing full time 50 weeks/year, how many years to play that many hours: 63
A PROFESSIONAL POKER PLAYER PLAYING 40 HOURS A WEEK, 50 WEEKS OUT OF THE YEAR, COULD EXPECT TO BE DEALT POCKET 66 ON BACK TO BACK HANDS AND FLOP SETS ON BOTH OF THOSE, ONE TIME IN 63 YEARS.
For the "average American" graduating college at 21/22, beginning a career and retiring at age 65, that's only 43 years.
There is a total of 0 humans in history who have ever accumulated that number of hours playing No Limit Texas Holdem. ZERO. We're talking about a 21 year old player playing 40 hours a week, 50 weeks a year, until he/she is 84 years old, to experience this situation ONE TIME.
Step back for a second and consider the odds of doing this with ANY pocket pair. It's much more common at 1 in 240448, or approximately once per 9618 hours. For a full time player, they could expect to be dealt the same pocket pair on back to back hands and flop sets both times about once every five years.
So while flopping back to back sets with ANY pocket pair is also exceptionally rare, to do it selecting one pair in particular is rarer than a once-in-a-lifetime chance.
Note that other sets, like 222, JJJ, AAA... these have some potential "meaning". There's repetition and perhaps some numerological significance. Maybe a hand like 777 gets close because 7 is a holy number. And 7 is associated with luck. One casino I frequent is located at 777 San Manuel Boulevard. Or maybe 555 could have a correspondence to the Law of Fives.
But it's clear that no other number would have such a tight correspondence with the ideas of demons, magic, or Demon Magic.
To have flopped 666 twice in a row immediately after talking about this topic for the first time in my life, left me FLABBERGASTED. I left the table soon after.
Approaching my dealer friend from behind, I excitedly explained to him what happened. He was amazed. Mind blown, he responded with an acknowledgement of the meaning of the events and a simple positive remark.
I was standing behind him while he sat at the bank table, and I reached down to embrace him. When I reached down and playfully grabbed/slapped him on his shoulders, a surge of energy went through my body. I've experienced similar sensations, notably in situations where I anticipated crossing a threshold of some great transcendence.
I've shared this story with a couple more people and everyone has said it gave them chills/goosebumps.
This is one example of many recent instances where a topic of my attention has unexpectedly physically manifested shortly or immediately after I gave it my attention. The frequency with which I'm experiencing synchronicities is through the roof of late.
What's going on here?

I've had several nights now where I've had such a blast playing Texas Hold 'Em in Vr with randos. The motion controls feel natural and intuitive and really capture what it's like to hold your cards, to fold, to throw in your chips. Even little things like showing other players your hand when you want to feels so well executed. It's uncanny how great it feels to be cracking up with people at a poker table while also looking for tells with hand gestures and head movements.
It's not perfect. I don't know if you can invite friends to a table and sometimes elements glitch out, like tables emptying but not getting repopulated. Sometimes my right hand doesn't emote and gets stuck in a fist position. But they have been minor flaws for how fantastic and authentic the experience has been.
The game is "free to play" but I don't feel pressured to pay money for chips. My play style has been keeping me afloat but I'd gladly support the dev if it meant getting some tournament modes added or even some avatar customizations, where pickings are pretty sparse currently. Tournaments in particular could be HUGE. I can easily see myself spending the bulk of my VR time with this game if they can nail poker tournaments.
TLDR: If you're a poker player and love VR, this is a no-brainer.
http://store.steampowered.com/app/657010/Lucky_Night_Texas_Holdem_V
(Sorry, I don't know how to add the fancy visual Steam links 😅)

TL:DR at bottom I enjoyed playing some No Limit Texas Holdem in the Casino VR BETA win a CV1 tourney which happened for me at 11:15 pm EST was on till 2:30 am yesterday. I was not expecting to last that long in the tourney, I am an average poker player at best. The devs mentioned 51 people competed maybe more showed up.
A little background from me. A week or so ago I tried Casino VR I think they had a tourney or something going on. I didn't have a lot of time so I busted out on crazy bets(not playing with real money fyi). The game mechanics are great, and fast paced which I like. You look at your cards and the pop up and same for community cards, there is AI dealers, about 6 or 7 tables, your avatar body is randomly assigned all male currently. The avatar does use a form of inverse kinematics I believe that is what it is called. The positional tracking moves your whole avatar upper body, pretty cool effect. Makes for a much more social experience. Can be used to try and see a person's tells.
Ok I will now do a brief description of the event. I will start with the feedback, then talk about the experience of the event.
Tech Issues - Keep in mind this is beta, the devs should like this feedback =)
-Technical judder which the devs said they will fix in a coming build. -Unable to recenter the camera view while sitting(I am sure they will fix this) example say I wanted to turn around and put my feet up then rencenter, I couldn't once I was seated. -Audio issues with voice chat, it would cut out for some people but others seemed like it didn't cut out for them(I am sure they can fix that also)- they should also add a visual icon or something in your view to verify when you are talking -Locomotion while stand up was not the greatest, needs to be improved to be more VR friendly, they should take from Alt Space or VR chat type controls
The Experience I joined the game skipped the tutorial, and went straight into the game, and I forgot the buttons from the last time I played so I panicked for a second, because I was worried there might be a max number of players allowed or something. Quickly I restart the game, and follow the prompts memorized the controls, then I am good to go. I am walking around the beautiful casino floor, nice assets, and I hear the devs saying they are going to start in 5 mins. Then I hear some familiar voices coming from across the room. It turns out some friends I know from VRChat came to play in the tourney also, Mechali, Mr Q, and Scripto. I chat with them for a bit then, the tourney starts I sit down at the table we were standing by and for some reason Mr Q couldn't join the table, I am not sure where Mechali sat. The poker begins everyone has 3,000 chips to start and blinds are at 20 min for 3 hours and then top 7 chips leaders move to a final table for the final hour of play min blinds at 50, winner take all a precious CV1. To my left sat a person named Loafmeister, he had a mic and joined in the table talk. As the hours went by it was very fun, everyone was playing like it was real money on the line. After all the stakes were higher than just a $600 dollar object we are talking about a CV1 here. We all joked around and had fun with the positional tracking, like bowing to each other after a good hand or doing a head to head bump lol, or bobbing to the music, or slouching in the chair making our neck disappear. Overall great sportsmanship was exhibited. Later on I ended up changing to a high rollers table to try and increase my chip lead. I caught a lucky hand won a huge pot and became the chip leader for a little while. While playing the tournament I felt the exact same feelings I get when I play poker in real life, it was maybe a little less stressful since not seeing the actual person there. I belive that made bluffing easier. I decided to return to table I started out on with Loafmeister, time was start to wind down, it was actually pretty suspenseful for some players who were all fighting to get in the top 7 to play at the final table. Unfortunately Loafmeister who was just at the cutoff limit, and the friends from VRchat didn't make to final table. A few hands in on the final table two of us go all in and lose, then I got knocked out. I did play kind of reckless at the end because I am a Kickstart Backer, and I have free on the way, and I preordered one also, I really just wanted to play in the tourney. I hope they have other tournaments in the future it was a great time.
Once these dev fix these issues. Vegas better look out jk! TL:DR I played in the Casino VR tourney for a CV1, and it was fun as hell, got same feeling from it as in real life poker. Check it out if you like to play Texas Holdem
PS: Chet from Valve or Valve please send a Vive Dev Kit to our Indianapolis Virtual Reality Meetup, I have emailed you guys already, thx Edit: fixing my horrible grammar

If you haven't already signed up head over to http://www.heropoker.com/ to get going.
Name: poker $500 Bragging Rights
Tourney Description: password protected for poker players only
Tab Location: Scheduled / Special (priority listing)
Limit Type: No Limit
Game Type: Texas Holdem
Blinds: 5 minutes starting at 10 / 20 (10% antes after level 7)
Table Configuration/Breakdown: 9 players
Starting Chips: 5,000 chips
Prize Pool: $500.00
Break Frequency: Synchronized break for 5 minutes at 55 minutes past the hour
» Free Entry Late Registration: Available » Ends after 30 minutes
Start Time: Saturday 18th February 2012 @ 4:00pm Server Time
Time Bank: 1 Second Earned Every 4 Hands
Payout: 1st $150
2nd $75
3rd $50
4th $40
5th $30
6th $25
7th $20
8th $15
9th $15
10-26th $5
When does everyone think I should post the password? The later I do it the better chance there will be less people in the tourney who aren't actually from poker. I'll make my decision on this based on the consensus in here so let me know what you think. The tourney is up in the lobby if you want to review the blinds and whatnot, I'm just the only one who has the password and thus the only one registered.

Hey Poker! I've been playing Texas HoldEm for some time and started studying the game in my free time last year. I've read some basic theory and intermediate level play but didn't want to jump into this quasi gambling game unless I saw a way to turn a profit. I have so far, just not in my own playing...yet! haha
Because of the laws here in Texas, there are no casinos, but there are live freeroll tournaments in local bar and grills where the prize is more or less the bar tab money, league points, and depending on how well you place in the league, casino tournament seats in other states. Some even offering seats to WSOP events. This is really intriguing because as a student, my bankroll doesn't allow me to play at casinos right now, but I have the itch to get better. Normally these tournaments are 3-10 tables, the starting stack is 5000, and a 10-15 minute blind structure starting at 50/100 or 100/200. You can start with 10,000 and some places offer up to 30,000 if you buy enough stuff on the menu, sign up for the email list, like the Facebook page, yada yada yada.
Now that you have some context, I've been noticing most of the players who end up deep stacked at the final table actually didn't touch the incentives at all or did because they were actually hungry and played with the starting 5000 chip stack or a little above it. What are these players aware of that I've been unaware of this whole time, and what should I work on to get to that level of confidence in my own game? I'd like to play with the big boys one day, but every weekend I feel like I'm spending $20-30 more than I should just to get an edge, when I'm not sure if I have to with some knowledge. I'm savvy enough to hit final tables at the small games, but mostly fall short of the win most nights. Any thoughts?
Thanks guys!

So there are always new players coming to poker looking for advice on where to start and other important aspects of the game. With your help I would like to create a comprehensive guide that will be placed in the side bar for reference, to cover the necessary info for beginning players.
Please comment on anything I missed and we can add it to the list!
Poker Game Types:

Cash/Ring Games:

You play with direct stakes, meaning that the value written on each chip corresponds to the chip's value in real- or play money. Every hand is a game in itself and you can sit down and leave the table whenever you like. Variations include Pot Limit (PL), Limit , and the more commonly No Limit (NL)
Multi Table Tournys (MTTs):

You follow a fixed tournament structure, with increasing blinds and antes. Play continues till you are the last player remaining or you no longer have any chips. Variations include PL and more commonly NL.
Sit n Gos (SnGs):

Same concept as MTTs but usually with smaller fields. Commonly defined as a MTT with 18 - 90 Players.
Single Table Tournys (STTs):

Same concept as MTTs but restricted to a single table, anywhere between 6 - 10 Players.
Heads Up (HU):

This can either be cash or a tourny structure but consists of only 2 players per game.
Poker Variations:

Variations include: Texas Hold'em, Omaha, Stud, Razz and others.

** POKER BOOKS **:

MTT/SnGs

Harrington on Hold'em (Vol 1,2,3)
Kill phill and kill everyone.
Moshman's Sit and Go Strate

Cash/Ring

Harrington on Cash Games
No Limit Hold 'em: Theory and Practice By Sklansky
Small Stakes No Limit Hold'Em

** FORUMS **

twoplustwo.com
flopturnriver.com
stoxpoker.com
deucescracked.com
pocketfives.com

** SOFTWARE / TOOLS **

Holdem Manager: Great Analytic / HUD program.
PokerTracker 3: Similar to HEM.
PokerStove : Great free tool to determine odds of a given hand range.
TableNinja: Sets up short cut keys for quick responses on the poker table.
SnGWiz:

Usefull sites

http://www.sharkscope.com : Monitor a players SnG results
http://www.pokertableratings.com/ : Monitor a players Cash results
http://www.pokerprolabs.com/ : Similar to sharkscope.

** POKER SCHOOLS **

Deucescracked.com
StoxPoker.com
Cardrunners.com

** IMPORTANT CONCEPTS **

Bankroll Management
Rakeback
Table Selecting
ROI / Win Rate

** Sites to play one **

Full Tilt
Poker Stars
Absolute Poker

** MISC **
MORE TO COME:

Hey Guys,
I have been away from Ouya for a while as I was very busy for the last 3 months in work. I was looking through some posts today and I came across this one
Funnily enough the last thing I was working on before I finished up was this exact game!
The problem with local multiplayer poker is how do you get individual information to each player without others seeing. I don't think I have ever seen a local multi player poker game before.
Basically exactly as described in the link, the TV screen would be the poker table, and every player would have their own device to show their hand privately.
I planned to use a library I created called More Controllers Please. Basically it hosts a mini web server within the game that you can feed custom webpages to people who connect.
So people would connect to the game using their phones/tablets/Laptops whatever by going to IP_ADDRESS_OF_OUYA:PORT (this would be displayed on screen). There is MCP working in Soc-Car, but it would be much better suited to a game like this.
So status of project:
(Current Code is hosted on Github)[https://github.com/witnessmenow/MCP_Poker] It is completely open source (so if anyone feels like chipping in, feel free!) I have POCd that MCP will do what I need for this project. (the webpage can continuously poll for a change in state) I took an open source Java Texas Holdem game and started porting the code to Libgdx, Somewhere in the middle of this is where I left off.
So basically what Im wondering is there any interest in something like this? There is a decent bit of work left in it if I remember correctly, but I wouldn't mind dedicating some time to it if people were interested

There are so many online poker games on Google Play. The following are ones with at least 5 million downloads: 1 zynga poker (zynga) 2 dh texas poker (droidhen) 3 world series of poker (playtika) 4 texas poker (kamagames) 5 texas holdem poker deluxe (igg.com) 6 live holdem poker pro (dragonplay)
Which one(s) do you enjoy the most and actually (or intend to) buy game chips to play on?
I've installed all 6 and I can't decide which one I want to invest in and play over the long term, though I must say I like the dragonplay's app best. It has a neat layout out and actually does look the most professional. The flipside is, it's a bit dull. And I almost always met players who'd go all-in at every opportunity.
Any poker players out there who enjoy a bit of risk-free online gaming?

Abstract 6a01 --- Texas Holdem Poker --- Cheatsheet 5e16 display fix. _______________ Summary Answers to questions about poker that were asked over the years. MONOSPACE font best for online view e.g. Cousine/Courier Hack RobotoMono. Bad spellin/etc due 8x11 paper size & not gonna fixit. All mistakes mine. Read original {source} books/etc for info details. {?} = source forgotten. ______ Where? Free poker @ www.wptleague.com Events..Online-Events..WPTL-Online (NOT Club_WPT), Not need any software install, no FLASH, no HUDs, no BOTs. Any operating system (Linux yes) with good modern HTML browser works fine. '

Texas Holdem Poker ~ Preflop... p.1/4 _______ PREFLOP: Texas-Holdem Poker 9in cash live limit no-limit tourneys ##rounded Table-Position: 9=BigBlind 987=LATE/Loose 654=MIDDL/Bluff 321=EARLY/Tight. Consider: Game Bubble, "m" Level, Table Position, Pot-Odds, then Hand Win%. ____ FLOP: Pocket+Flop cards must FIT-or-Fold FIT-1/3 Fold-2/3 rounded long-term 'Chance% NOone hits: 'U vs_1~foe_65% vs_2_40% vs_3_25% {more on page.3} TIGHT: 2-FOEsIn+Raised: use AA KK AK else FOLD/Bluff, facing Hi-Ax OR Hi-Pr TIGHT: 2-FOEsIn+ReRaised: use AA/etc else FOLD, you facing Hi-Ax PLUS Hi-Pr '2-FOEs-In_NO-Raise: someone is slowplaying? do NOT bluff, not much profit, 'must raise your TOP hands in TIGHT games else WINs do not cover Bad-Beats. LOOSE: 4+FOEsIn+Raised: loose AND aggrsv is HI cost, FOLD if no 2p3k/etc. LOOSE: 4+FOEsIn_NO-Raise: profitable with better hands, FOLD if no 2petc. IF POT small AND you hit: Lo_PR_55-JJ Lo_2PR Lo_4ST/4FL PR_vs_4ST/4FL, 'with 2+_Foes-In, foes will out-draw you & win 50% of time, so mostly FOLD, 'but if 2+_Foes AND 8-out-draw-to-NUTs almost any pot worth call to River. ____________________________ _ PRE-FLOP_____ % ODDS ' All # rounded {better # Guerrera Hilger etc} _ AK__ +3__ 4ST___ 3__30:1 ' MISC: Most common winning hand is 2-pair, _ JT___ +3___4ST__ 10__ 9:1 ' ~~ second most common is 1-pair. {Burke} _ 2FL_ +3___4FL__ 11__ 8:1 ' If pair on flop does not HELP your hand, _ QQ_ +3___ 3Q___12__ 8:1 ' ~~ then that pair HURTs your hand. _ Qx__ +3__ QQ___16__ 6:1 ' Cheating is mostly done by collusion and _ QJ___ +3__ PR___32__ 2:1 ' ~~ by crooked dealers, use GARCIA shuffle. __________________________________ _____ _ ON-FLOP________ OUTS % ODDS ' BLUFF: confuse camouflage maskirovka _ QJxxx___+2___1PR__ 6___24___3:1 ' ~ 10% common in live games {Harringtn}. _ QQxxx__ +2___2PR__ 5___20___4:1 ' Do NOT do vs loose players, mostly use _ Qxxxx__ +2___ QQ___3___12___7:1 ' weak hands & fold if no 2p3k/Stetc. _ QQxxx__ +2___ 3Q___2___8___12:1 ' ____ _ QQJJx___+2___ FH___4___16___5:1 ' TURN: Bet Hi-PR, fold if ReRaise(3K/ST) _ QQQxx_ +2___ FH___8___32___2:1 ' Usually win more cost same as Chk+Call. _ 4FL_____+2___5FL___9__ 34___2:1 ' RIVER: Usually do not fold big pots. _ JT98x___+2___5ST___8___32___2:1 ' Check Mid-LoPetc else foes ReRaise. _ AKQJx_ _+2___5ST___4___16___5:1 ' _________________________ _ BackDoor~Any~--___ 1___4___24:1 ' Only profitable EV+ hands are Top-24%. __________ HAND-Win-%___________________________Simulation 1-mil-Ran-Hnd 1on1 {Purdy} -TIGHT_60%___TT___AQu'Js___~-~___KQs___20m 70h/1326=5.3% -- K8s+55+5m=24% -MIDDL_40%___88___ATu'7s___KQu___JTs___10m 84h=6.3% ~~--- AA=86% AKs=68% -LOOSE_20%___66___A9u'2s___QJu___T9s___5m 84h=6.3% ~~--- KK=75% AKu=67% -BLUFF_10%___44___A2u'~-___T9u___87s___3m 228h=17% ~---- QQ=68% AQs=65% _______ POT-ODDs: Divide POT$/BET$. Count BETs (or 3-CALLERs roughly 3:1 against). 'POT-Odds must exceed HAND-Odds  HAND-Win% must exceed POT-Call%. 'If RAISE and MANY call Pot-Odds better, if FEW call Pot-Odds near original BURKE'S RULE: Count GOOD-Outs_++_FOEs-In, min 2+ Outs, {Burke, books p.4} 'If NO raise Pre-flop and RULE Count=_8_&_Up, OK to raise or call to River. 'If ONE raise Pre-flop use RULE=_7, If TWO_&_Up raises Pre-flop use RULE=_6 'Note: assumes draw to nut-hand, average players, average game, NOT 1-on-1. 'If draw to 3/4-nuts or game more loose-aggrsv/tight/etc, use BURKE_9/8/7. '

Texas Holdem Poker ~ Tourney... p.2/4 ___________ PROBABILITY% good VS total (=Win%) -- PROB%=1/(Odds+1) -- ODDS=(1/Prob%)-1 'ODDS: bad VS good ~ ODDs-AGAINST(=#-Lose) -- 2-LOSEs_1-WIN =_33%-win =_2:1 'ADD % if EITHER card wins 4%_OR_5% 4%+5%=9%, MULTIPLY if need BOTH to win. OUTs=_#-cards that WIN, 2x_OUTs=Win% if draw 1-card, 4x_OUTs=Win% 2-cards, 'but this OUTs~~Win% calc only good in middle of range, less good at ends. BACKDOOR-DRAW aka Runner-Runner: each MAY add about 1 out to win chances. Pocket 2FL wins only 2-3% more often than 2ST but wins more $, beats 2ST. _______ TOURNEY_NL "Easy get to Top-25% by doing nothing, Top-10% harder" {Sparks} ODDS good player NOT win tourny, #playrs_vs_odds: www.pokerbankrollblog.com 60p-15: 100p-21 140p-27 240p-38 340p-49 510p-67 680p-86 895p-118 1110p-151 ________ STRATEGY Loose/Beginer: preFlop bet 4x BB to limit calls, FOLD if no HI-Pr+ 'Generally First-In play TIGHT in early position, MIDDL middle, LOOSE late. STRATEGY Tight/Expert: preflop common bet 1/2..3/4 BB, or might try 2x BB. 'Lederer and Negreanu say an expert's 2x BB is "Leverage" or "Small-Ball". 'Leverage works OK if you are first-in & have a stack greater than 10x BB. __________ COMMITMENT_NL: If bet 10%_stack then 2x Pot size bets cause ALLin at river. 'If SHORT-STACK (raise is 25% of your stack), instead mostly raise ALL-IN. 'If WANT ALLin bet over 2/3 pot. If NOT want ALLin bet under 1/3. {Flynn} 'ALLin on flop with 4-Flush draw: beats 2-Pair 33% 2:1, beats Set 25% 3:1. ____ "m"= BigBlind+SmallBlind vs Ur-Stack, adjusts for rising blinds {Harringtn} -- m5__-- use 66_Au9s2_QJu_T9s --__m10__-- use 88_AuTs7_KQu_JTs --__20m -- ~~ 20% hands OK under 10m but 1st consider Bubble & Position & Pot-Odds ~~ With (m=3 or Pot-Odds_3:1 or 20% hand) vs a 1-ON-1 ALLin, maybe call/raise. With (m=3 or Pot-Odds_4:1 or 60% hand) vs PRE-FLOP ALLin, maybe call/raise. With (m=3 and BUBBLE is near and HI-$) then only play very TIGHT 60% hands. In FAST tourney your "m" = 1/2 calc. In V-FAST tourney your "m" = 1/4 calc. As 10in tables get short, effective "m" drops 10% whenever 1 player leaves. ____ TELLs: Psychological activity/habits of many average poker players. {Caro} Many ACT weak/unsure with a strong hand, ACT strong/fast with a weak hand. A genuine smile usually means a genuine hand, a forced smile is a bluff. 'IF foe: raises/re-raises Early position ~ foe often has AA KK AKu AKs AQs. 'IF foe: checks on Flop THEN raises on Turn ~ foe often has a GOOD hand. 'IF average foe: bets Flop ~ foe often has SMALL Pair (testing the water). 'IF aggressive foe: bets FLop ~ foe often has NO Pair (scare tactic). ___________ PLAYER-TYPEs {McKenna} Sit with aggressv foes on the right, passiv on left. 'Whale/Rock: Tight++Passv, Raises_only_best Calls_few Folds_many Bluffs_few 'Shark/Master: Tight++Aggrs, Raises_better Calls_few Folds_aver Bluffs_some 'Weasel/Maniac: Loose++Aggrs, Raises_many Calls_some Folds_some Bluffs_many 'Fish/CallnStation: Loose++Pasv, Raises_few Calls_many Folds_few Bluffs_not Loose players are those who OFTEN call early position RAISES. {Steiger} Maniacs angry/crazy/drunk sometimes win big but frequent flame-outs boring. '

Texas Holdem Poker ~ Chance... p.3/4 ______ CHANCE% Texas Holdem 7 cards dealt, ROYAL-FLUSH 30939:1'odds 0.0032%'prob, any other STRAIGHT-FLUSH 3589:1 0.0279%, QUADS 594:1 0.168%, FH 37:1 2.6%, FL 32:1, ST 21:1, 3x 20:1, 2pr 3.3:1, 1pr 1.3:1, 0pr 4.8:1 {wikipedia.org} ______ CHANCE% PAIR Win% vs #Foes, rounded 7-crds, www.cardgamerules.homestead.com _QQ_ 80v1 70v2 60v3 35v4 _88_ 70v1 55v2 45v3 25v6 _44_ 60v1 40v2 30v3 15v6 ______ CHANCE% NOBODY's cards hit flop, random hands, no board pair, {Guerrera} 'YOU vs_1_other 65%, vs_2_others 40%, vs_3_others 25%, vs_4_others 15% ______ CHANCE% OVERCARD flops when YOU have LOW pr but NOT flop Set, {Hilger} 'YOU have: AA_0% KK_20% QQ_40% JJ_50% TT_60% 99_70% 88_80% 55_90% ______ CHANCE% ACE dealt to ANY player, %_yes vs #_players, www.thepokerbank.com 20%_2p 40%_3p 50%_4p 60%_5p 65%_6p 70%_7p 75%_8p 80%_9p rounded CHANCE% ACE is ALSO dealt to FOE, %_yes vs #_players, www.thepokerbank.com 10%_2p 20%_3p 30%_4p 40%_5p 50%_6p 60%_7p 65%_8p 70%_9p rounded ______ CHANCE% FOE hits TOP PAIR, vs-#others, random hands, no brd pr {Hilger} 'YOU: vs-1 11% YOU vs-2 22% YOU vs-3 33% YOU vs-4 44% YOU vs-5 55% CHANCE% FOE hits TRIPS, vs-NN others, random hnds, yes brd pair {Hilger} 'YOU: vs-1 8% YOU vs-2 16% YOU vs-3 24% YOU vs-4 32% YOU vs-5 40% ______ 1-ON-1 {Harrington} ~~ ALLin Win% ~~ 2_Hi-Crds 47% vs Lower-Pr ~~ ALLin Win% ~~ Lower-Pair 17% vs Highr-Pr ~~ 2_Lo-Crds 37% vs 2_Hi-Crds ~~ ALLin Win% ~~ 2_Lo-Crds 17% vs Highr-Pr ~~ 1_Lo 1_Hi 27% vs Middle-Pr Pre-Flop vs Top-25% hands: 32u ALLin near 30% win. Pre-Flop Small-Blind is ALWAYS first-in & has Pot-Odds to call Big-Blind. Pre-Flop with only 4FL/4ST draw (2:1) loses $ long-term if call any raise. Aggressive players often bluff-raise with nothing then HI card often wins. Hyper-Aggrsv "new" maniacs use nonstop Allins to scare into 1-on-1 {Nelson} ______ Chk EV (Avg-Profit in Big-Bets) in 122-mil Pocket Hands at {pokerroom.com} Live cash 10in real-money. Only 40 of all 169 hand-types were positive EV. __________ HAND-Win-%: Computer Simulation Texas Holdem 1-million random hands 1-on-1 ' ##rounded, max each: pair_6x unsuited_12x suited_4x hands_1326. {Purdy} HAND-Win-%___________________________Simulation 1-mil-Ran-Hnd 1on1 {Purdy} -TIGHT_60%___TT___AQu'Js___~-~___KQs___20m 70h/1326=5.3% -- K8s+55+5m=24% -MIDDL_40%___88___ATu'7s___KQu___JTs___10m 84h=6.3% ~~--- AA=86% AKs=68% -LOOSE_20%___66___A9u'2s___QJu___T9s___5m 84h=6.3% ~~--- KK=75% AKu=67% -BLUFF_10%___44___A2u'~-___T9u___87s___3m 228h=17% ~---- QQ=68% AQs=65% Ti60%_ AA KK QQ JJ TT - AKu AQu - AKs AQs AJs - KQs Mi40%_ 99 88 - AJu ATu - ATs A9s A8s A7s - KQu - KJs QJs, KTs QTs JTs Lo20%_ 77 66 - A9u - A6s A5s A4s A3s A2s - KJu QJu - K9s Q9s J9s T9s Bu10%_ 55 44 - A8u A7u A6u A5u A4u A3u A2u - KTu QTu JTu, K9u Q9u J9u T9u Bu10%_ K8s Q8s J8s T8s 98s, K7s Q7s J7s T7s 97s 87s - 76s '

Texas Holdem Poker ~ Books... p.4/4 _____ SKILL: Poker is a battle of long-term skill versus short-term random luck. Poker is a Zero-Sum game, if all same skill, then long-term all break even. How you win the cards decide, how often you win the players decide. {anon} "Some think good players..lucky..better bluffers..read expression..truth is remembering everything going..around table..making use of it" {Harrington} In over 103 million online poker hands...the best hand won only 12% of the time, this being due to skill of players involved {Samson, www.777.com} Winning in poker means winning the most chips, not winning the most pots. Cards beat Chips, Chips beat Position, Position beats Cards. {A.Snyder} Patience is bitter, but it's fruit is sweet. {J.J.Rousseau} ____ LUCK is odds chance random statistics probability, Heisenberg's Principle. Luck is blessings and curses (losers disremember the curses). {anon} Luck is when preparation meets opportunity. {Seneca} Luck is when opportunity knocks and you answer. {anonymous} It's bad luck to be superstitious. {anonymous} I guess if there weren't luck involved, I'd win every time. {Helmuth} Chance is an essential part of the universe because humans refuse to learn without it, it's a kick in the ass. {anonymous} {see Social Darwinism} Experience is a good school, but the fees are high. {H.Heine} Any road's OK if you don't know where you're going. {Alice in Wonderland} Difference between a gambler and a puppy? A puppy stops whining. {anon} _____ BOOKs: Many books out-of-print, try Vegas store www.gamblersbookclub.com 'Used books @ alibris.com biblio.com bookfinder.com powells.com amazon.com R.G.Burke "FLOP" 2nd-Ed 2004 $30, Vegas cash game Pro, Pot-Odds Rule-of-8 M.Caro "Caro's Book of Tells" 2000 $25, classic poker psychology & pictures B.Ciaffone J.Bier "Middle Limit Holdem Poker" 2001 $25, 400 hands analyzed R.Cooke J.Bond "Cooke's Rules of Real Poker" 2005 $10, exhaustive details M.Craig "Full Tilt Poker Strategy Guide" 2007 $30, NoLim how-to via 12 Pros T.Guerrera "Killer Poker By The Numbers" 2007 $15, good poker math & odds D.Harrington B.Robertie "Harrington on Cash Games" 2008 $35, hand analysis D.Harrington "Harrington on Hold'em" vol.1/2/etc 2005 $30_ea, v.2 essential M.Hilger "Texas Holdem Odds & Probabilities" 2006 $25, very nice hand odds A.Z.Kronzek "52 Ways to Cheat at Poker" 2008 $15, mostly done by collusion P.Lyons "The Quotable Gambler" 1999 $35, Pool Dice Cards Horses & Hucksters J.Mazur "What's Luck Got to Do with it?" 2010 $25, Luck & Gambler's Fallacy J.A.McKenna "Beyond Tells, Power Poker Psychology" 2005 $15, nice coverage D.Negreanu "Power Hold'em Strategy" 2008 $35, "Small Ball" bet 2x Big Blind L.Nelson "Kill Everyone: Advanced..." Revised 2009 $23, hyper-aggresv poker D.Purdy "Illustrated Guide to No-Limit Texas Holdem" 2006 $20, Trny exampls A.Snyder "The Poker Tournament Formula 1/2" 2006 2008 $20 $25, advancd Trny R.Sparks "Diary of a Mad Poker Player" 2005 $10, on the I'net road to Vegas T.Steiger "Professional Middle Limit Holdem" 2009 $25, 1196 hands analyzed K.Warren "Ken Warren Teaches Texas Hold'em" 2003 $25, very nice intro book N.S.Yanofsky "The Outer Limits of Reason" 2013 $25, logic & math paradoxes '

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