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New Venue McCloud's Saloon, Wed - Bremerton Just off of Perry Ave in East Bremerton, McCloud's Saloon begins league play this Wednesday, July 21st with sign-in beginning at 6:30 and cards in the air at 7:20. Hosted by Mike Loeffler. Cash and Foo Foo Prizes will be awarded! Bring a new player and get you and the new player bonus chips! This venue has fabulous food and drinks and a great wait staff. Come out and support this new venue. Gig Harbor players... plan a road trip
Was fun, went out with my AK versus AA in round 20 on the 3rd day. From memory, as I just got home and it is 01:00 AM right now, but it may have been round 21. Highlights: Men the Master taking my first pot I lost in 2 days. 2 Hands later, I bumped it up with pocket KK. He asked if I was trying to needle him. I told him no, it is just that he took my only pot I lost at showdown, and I wanted my chips back.
But all in all, not a bad cash for only my second year going to the WSOP. Was 10th in chips at one point in Day 1A, and that was scary. I have never had to stack so many chips in front of me and still try to find a place to lift my cards to view my hand.
I don't know if anyone knows this, but my first live game was at Mako's Bar/Lounge with No Fee's quarterly game. There was like 130 players that day a few years ago. I can say that this league has been a major stepping stone to getting to this day, my first cash in the WSOP.
Thank you Don & Bernadette!
DaPokerGnome Tim Fierro WSOP 2010 Event #3 - 38th place out of 4,345 players
Terry Smith wins GPF Championship Smith's Pocket Aces seal Troy Cable's Fate The Robert Richey Memorial Cup will spend the next six months at the Envy Bar and Grill in Poulsbo. With a single face card, Troy Cable of Olympia called Terry Smith's all-in bet. Much to the chagrin of Cable, Smith turned over pocket aces which held up to give Smith the victory at the Global Poker Federation Washington State Amateur Poker Championship which was held Saturday May 15th at the Halftime Saloon in Gig Harbor. Of the 139 individuals that qualified for play, 49 showed up for the tournament, greatly increasing the odds of winning for those in attendance. - Stay tuned for further details and pictures.
GPF-NLOP Points and Online Play If you don't see the "Global Poker Federation Weekly Leaders" button when you go to the Leader Board page in the NLOP Game Lobby then you did not register through No Fee Texas Holdem - Send us an email with your screen name with a request for your membership to be transfered to Global Poker Federation and we'll make sure you begin getting credit for your play. GPF points are awarded to the top 20 leaders each week.
Terry Smith Hits Royal Flush at Envy Bar
"I started the hand with king 10 of clubs ... I was kinda low stack so was playing kinda tight and thought I would give this had a try .. I called the bb at 1000. no pre flop raise and I am in the hand .. the flop comes with jack ace clubs and another card that didn't match .. there is a bet of 1000 on the table .. I called .. 3 people in the hand .. I have about 11000 chips left .. the turn card is off .. red card .. I think .. the bet is only 1000 .. I call .. river card is the queen of clubs .. gives me the royal .. bet is made to 5000 from person that landed a straight .. other person calls with 2 pair .. I raise all in with only 5k more to go .. both call and wow .. what a hand .... that is how I remember it." - Terry Smith
Figure the Odds.... Improve Your Game!
Cards
%
Odds
Pair pre-flop
6
1 in 17
Suited cards pre-flop
24
1 in 4.2
Suited Connectors (3/4, JQ, etc.)
4
1 in 25
AA or KK pre-flop
0.9
1 in 111
AK (Big Slick) pre-flop
1.2
1 in 83
AK suited pre-flop
0.3
1 in 332
A in hand pre-flop
16
1 in 6.25
AA, KK, QQ, or JJ
1.8
1 in 56
Flop is all one kind (JJJ)
.24
1 in 425
AA vs. KK pre-flop (heads up)
.004
1 in 22560
AK pocket cards and catching an A or K by the river
50
1 in 2
Pocket cards J's or better
9
1 in 11
Completing a flopped flush draw by the river
39
1 in 2.6
Open ended Straight Flush completing to flush or straight by river
54
1 in 8.5
Completing open-ended straight draw
34
1 in 2.9
Two Pair improving to Full House
17
1 in 5.8
Three of a kind (set) on flop improving to Full House or Quads
37
1 in 2.7
Pocket Pair Improving to a set on flop
12
1 in 8
No pair Pocket cards improving to a pair on the flop
32
1 in 3.125
Suited Pocket cards, catching two more on flop
11
1 in 9
One pair on flop improving to two pair or a set by river
22
1 in 4.7
Pocket pair improving to a set after flop
9
1 in 11
Two over cards improving to a pair by river
26
1 in 3.9
Two over cards and a gutshot improving to a pair or straight
43
1 in 2.3
Gutshot straight hitting by river
17
1 in 6
Gutshot and pair improving to two pair or better
39
1 in 2.6
Backdoor Flush hitting
4
1 in 24
Runner Runner Straight
1.5
1 in 68
Backdoor Flush or Gutshot Straight impriving to one by river
21
1 in 4.8
5 players on flop, someone has an A when one is on the board
58
1 in 1.7
4 players on flop, someone has an A when one is on the board
47
1 in 2.1
3 players on flop, someone has an A when one is on the board
35
1 in 2.9
2 players on flop, someone has an A when one is on the board
23
1 in 4.3
The Value of Free Poker to You! What does it take to become skilled at the game of Texas Holdem? One of the league's hosts in our early days, Jerry Marquez, a Texas Holdem dealer at the Clearwater Casino, once commented that for a player to go from novice to average playing in Casino Tournaments would require an investment of approximately $10,000. And that's just to become average. Two months in a row we have seen league members advance through large fields of players at Little Creek Casino and win substantial cash payouts. We would like to believe that the experience they have acquired through free league play has been instrumental in helping to develop their game to this level.