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June
26th 2009
Full Tilt releases “Durrrr Challenge” Update page

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FullTiltPoker.com has recently launched a brand new informative section containing all the action of the “Durrrr Challenge”, an amazing online heads up poker tournament presenting some of the finest big money poker players challenging the online poker phenomenon Tom “durrrr” Dwan.

The new website section presents poker players and fans the opportunity to stay on top of this amazing online poker challenge and receive regular statistical updates. With this fresh “durrrr Challenge” website players can track all the action and review each hand played during the challenge, and check out tons of stats, including number of hands played, time of session, amount won, average won during each hand and lots more.

About six months ago, the twenty-three year old internet poker pro handed out a heads-up challenge for any poker player with the money, time and talent to accept it. Any poker star entering the poker challenge has to put up $500,000 against durrrr’s $1.5 million. Full Tilt durrrr challenge specifies that a minimum 50,000 poker hands need to be played simultaneously at four or more poker tables of no-limit Hold’em or pot-limit Omaha. At the end of the challenge, the poker player who has more cash will win the pool. Essentially if you enter the durrrr challenge and win a dollar after the 50,000 poker hands, then you will earn Tom’s $1.5 Million, but if he triumphs by $1 then he will take home your $500,000.

So far, a few professional poker players have agreed to to play the “durrrr challenge”, including seven-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Ivey and David Benyamine, but, only Patrick Antonius has agreed to the poker challenge. Thus far, both poker pros have taken part in a total of 20,647 poker hands out of 50,000, with Dwan up by $726,546 total.

For more info on the “durrrr” Challenge and Tom durrrr Dwan vs. Patrick Antonius, please check out http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/durrrr-vs-antonius

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December
17th 2008
Is Boasting in Texas Hold’Em a Good Idea?

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One of the most reviled characters at the poker table most every time will continually be the boaster. You have an idea of the person I’m speaking of. He’s the guy that pulls up a chair at the no limit Texas Hold’em poker table and makes evident you’re conscious that he wants all of your Texas Hold’em Poker chips; parting the no limit Texas Hold’em poker table with the very same position that he turned up with. Even if the guy gets killed, he has the idea that he is the best poker player hands down.

While the better part of poker players would prefer to shun competition of this sort, there are others who might argue that bragging could have its advantages. So, the big question is: Is there in all reality a good poker boaster or a bad Texas Hold’em boaster? Bragging about how competent you are in no limit Texas Hold’em poker is basically just like affirming: “I’m the greatest no limit Texas Hold’em poker player on earth, make sure to play the best you can while you’re playing a poker game against me!” No doubt, that is the most awful vibe to send out playing Texas Hold’em Poker. Also, spilling too much information about your no-limit Texas Hold’em playing manner can be unfavorable to your no limit Texas Hold’em poker game. You most certainly do not want these guys to get a clue about how you play certain Texas Hold’em hands.

Furthermore there are those Texas Hold’em opponents who might utilize showing-off as a kind of no limit Texas Hold’em poker technique, or bluff. Boasting when you get a particular Texas Hold’em hand might fool your opponents and puzzle them about your Texas Hold’em playing technique. Some people might believe that this technique somewhat unethical, but it is significant to remember that there are not too any regulations against it in no limit Texas Hold’em poker. Texas Hold’em is all about making use of what you have and exploiting it to the utmost.

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October
30th 2007
Online Poker Room Players Get a Life

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For most people, spending time with their families is a critical and enjoyable part of living. But in the case of the online poker room casino player, who is hunched over the computer monitor for an inordinate amount of time every day, it can be extremely difficult to squeeze in family time around the critical playing time that is required for the online poker player to stay sharp on their game at Internet poker rooms such as Fulltiltpoker.com. With the requirements that are necessary to follow in order to stay on top, it is extraordinarily difficult for many online poker room and casino players to spend any time with their families. But, with the emphasis on quality time spent with the player’s family taking importance over time spent playing in online poker rooms and casinos it becomes necessary to disentangle the player from the online poker room and resume life as usual with their family. In order for players to regain some semblance of normalcy while still maintaining a living wage in online poker rooms, the player can either give up playing for part of the day or get innovative.

The problem with playing in online poker rooms and casinos is that the practice requires the player to be connected to the Internet. This means that the player must be sitting at a computer terminal to play. The cure for this problem is to purchase a laptop and use it for playing in other locations besides in the home. Spending time in the yard with children or the spouse is a fantastic way to pass the time while playing in online poker rooms and casinos. In many cases, you can get the family in on the act and let them help you with strategy. Participating in online poker rooms and casinos as a family, similar to sitting around the television or the dinner table, can build the strong familial bonds and build the entire families understanding of strategy and a new and meaningful way.

While some might frown upon this practice, it is a better alternative than the stereotypical online poker room player and casino enthusiast who spend all their time absorbed by the computer, doing their utmost to win and stay winning on a consistent basis. This effort to succeed and polish the online poker players game does not have to suffer just because the player spends more time with their family.

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October
26th 2007
Online Poker Room Players Learn to Adapt to Changing Rakeback Regulations

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Competing against other human players in online poker rooms and casinos on the Internet such as Fulltiltpoker.com is an exhilarating and exciting way to win and earn income on the web for skilled players who can successfully muscle out the competition and out strategize their opponents consistently enough to build a strong revenue source from these types of online poker rooms and casinos. In the earliest days of these types of online poker rooms, players were satisfied just to be able to compete. But as time passed on, more and more promotions hit the table and were offered to players as an incentive not only to continue playing, but also to recruit other players into the poker rooms and casinos. Leading the charge, industry behemoths such as Fulltiltpoker.com have begun to offer tremendous amounts of rakeback sharing affiliate programs and online poker room deposit bonus programs that keep players continuously coming into these types of poker rooms on the Internet. But as the laws and regulations that govern the Internet gambling establishments change, the rakeback sharing affiliate programs begin to adapt and become something completely different over time. What the rakeback sharing affiliate program might look like at some point in the future is unknown, but it will certainly be different than what currently exists.
As the nature of online poker rooms and casinos and the rakeback sharing affiliate programs that they offer changes in response to the government regulations that are aimed at these types of industries, online poker room and casino players must change with them in order to effectively keep the online action going in the long term. In fact, it is very likely that the rakeback sharing affiliate program will be completely different and require online poker room players to completely change the way that they go about competing in online poker rooms and casinos such as Fulltiltpoker.com and collecting residual income from the rakeback programs that are available in these Internet-based cash poker tournaments and games. Naturally, no player wishes to see the end of the rakeback sharing affiliate program, but there is a very likely chance that this is exactly what might happen. With the continuous regulations from the government, it is nearly impossible to predict what type of new legislation might come down the pike from the powers that be in Washington DC.

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