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Skalie finished in joint 21st place of the WPT

2008-04-23T21:47:00.003+01:00

Skalie finished in joint 20/21st place out of 545 players in the WPT with a payout of around $92,000
Well done Kal!

Skalie pictured far left with his band Nameless

2008-04-23T21:46:00.000+01:00

Skalie in the last 40 of the WPT

2008-04-23T21:26:00.001+01:00

Skalie wont leave with less than $65,595 now that he has made it to the last 40 players of the WPT World championship.

WPT World Championship
Las Vegas,Nevada

Tournament Dates Apr 19 - Apr 26, 2008
Final Table Date Apr 26, 2008
Preliminary Event Dates Apr 1 - Apr 21, 2008
Buy-In $ 25,000
Entry Fee $ 500
Number of Entrants 545
Prize Pool $ 13,216,250

Deadeye55 & Skalie, In thier Band "Nameless"

2008-04-23T20:55:00.000+01:00

Skalie, errm... singing?

2008-04-17T05:40:00.000+01:00

Expert poker advice

2008-04-17T00:46:00.000+01:00

Bad run? or Bad Play?

2008-04-16T22:06:00.000+01:00

I found this artical at www.pokermagazine.com/
All players, including winning players, run bad from time to time. Sometimes you have great pot odds to make your call but your cards just don’t hit. Sometimes you correctly raise to knock out your opponents and then someone (mistakenly) calls but manages to hit his miracle draw."Running bad” is just poker parlance for having a run of bad luck. It’s the land of bad beats and bad cards. There’s nothing you can do but ride it out while minimizing your losses. And don’t fret too much. It happens to all poker players from time to time -- even the professionals.Recognizing the difference between running bad and playing bad is as difficult as it is important. If you think that you’re just running bad, you’ll be unlikely to change your game. In fact, for the most part, you shouldn’t. You should make only the adjustments necessary to compensate for the change in your image that your long string of losses has produced. But aside from that you should continue to do what you’ve been doing. The cards are at fault, not you.But if you’re playing bad -- there's something wrong in your game you're overlooking -- you must change what you are doing or you will surely go broke.Think of it as a leak in your game. If you don’t fix it, no matter how cleverly you maneuver at the table, you will eventually sink. Since you are causing your losses by playing badly, it is you who must fix them.
Ashley Adams: www.pokermagazine.com/

Nice site

2007-07-25T00:21:00.000+01:00

www.chorleypokerleague.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

SKALIE ON FINAL TABLE WSOP 2007

2007-07-16T19:32:00.002+01:00

(Skalie finished In 5th Place) Pictured far right.

How to shuffle chips video

2007-06-16T20:25:00.000+01:00

Starting hand probabilities

2007-04-22T14:26:00.000+01:00

Hold'em Starting Hands - Probability of being dealt:
HIT CHANCE
Pocket Aces
0.45%
Any Pocket Pair
5.9%
Ace - King suited
0.3%
Ace - King offsuit
0.9%
Ace - King suited OR unsuited
1.2%
Any two suited cards
24.0%
Pocket Aces OR Pocket Kings
0.9%
Pocket Aces, Pocket Kings OR Ace-King
2.1%
Any Pocket Pair OR two cards ten or higher
18.0%
Any Pocket Pair of Sevens OR higher
16.0%
Taking a pocket pair to the river, to make a set or better
19.0%

Playing mid pairs

2007-01-23T22:04:00.000Z

I read an interesting article in pokerplayer magazine, about playing mid pairs.They say that you will only improve on them 12 percent of the time, so you wont improve 88 percent of the time! Also 77 has got a 50/50 chance against 9/10 suited so wach out for those mid pairs.There were lots of good tips and advice on playing texas holdem in this mag and if you subscribe over the internet you can have it for a whole year for £7.50 (about $15) .

The Name of shame

2006-12-06T22:34:00.000Z

This weeks name of shame goes to
Whowetfarted.

Poker in pubs

2006-11-29T23:00:00.000Z

Poker legal in pubs next year? click link below for more details.

UK Poker News

36 on 32

2006-11-07T01:35:00.000Z

Just come 36th place out of1892 players in a $5000 freeroll on 32 red and i won a massive $18 so there! It`s not the winning it`s the taking part that counts NOT!
Got my AJ of Diamonds busted and out i went, But i learnt alot from that game i.e. fold more than everyone else and dont be a wimp or something.
Dont click Here for more details.

888.com uk poker open

2006-11-01T19:57:00.000Z

My freind John "skalie" Kalmar will be playing his heat in the 888.com uk poker open for a stab at the first prize of $250,000 on challenge TV at midnight 5th november.
click the link below for more details.
http://www.challenge.co.uk/ukpokeropen/schedule.php#

Flop turn river

2006-10-12T21:12:00.000+01:00

This is one of the best sites for online texas no limit holdem poker i have come across.
If your a beginner at texas no limit holdem or any other poker game for that matter you really should visit this site. It has excellent Multi table, Sit`n`go, Cash game, strategy advice and playing tips. Flop turn river also has very good poker room reviews and poker book reviews. The site has got poker tools, real online game videos, and a player forum, all with usefull tips, stories, hand by hand accounts, pot odds, position, and lots of other poker playing guidlines. Even if you are an advanced poker player you wouldn`t do your self any harm visiting this very informative poker site.
marks out of ten...10.
click on image to visit flop turn river.

Royal Flush

2006-09-24T22:47:00.000+01:00

I got my first ROYAL FLUSH tonight on a 5 seat stt, its the first one i`v had since i started playing 17 months ago. so there.

Chat box

2006-09-16T11:42:00.000+01:00

When i`m playing poker online , i have started to turn off my chat box/player chat as it stops me getting into heated debates about what hands should or shouldn't have been played, and helps me concentrate on my game more. But every now and again i throw the odd insult in just to wind my opponents up a bit, and with chat turned off you don't get wound up by the reply`s .
Have you got a poker related story or any poker playing tips ? if so, post a comment, or e-mail me, and i will show the world how clever you are.

Poker bot

2006-09-09T13:08:00.000+01:00

Got this link in an e-mail, if any one has an opinion on it please post me a comment and let me know what you think. Personally i dont trust it.

http://www.myadtrack.com//control/redirect.php?id=2326

Waste of effing time

2006-09-03T03:03:00.000+01:00

Played all night on 5 and 10 seat sit n go`s broke even????? Why do i bother? you may well ask..... well i`ll tell you.... no i wont i`v changed my mind.

stick a story on me blog, go on... why should i do all the work?? (yes it is my blog site thingy but i`m a lazy get) you know it makes sense, or something.

I beat the bounty

2006-08-13T00:30:00.000+01:00

I`v just come 4th in the be the bounty MTT on 32redpoker, I won $100 for knocking out the bounty and $50 for finishing fourth. so there. www.32redpoker.com

Site review

2006-08-09T19:04:00.000+01:00

This site is run/owned by two of the uk`s Leading poker proffesionals, Paul "actionjack" Jackson and Connor "sealey" Tate.
With poker training video`s, and running hand by hand commentry of real games they have played in and Lots of tips and advice this site is ideal for beginners and amature poker players looking to improve their poker skills. They also have a feature running of which you can sign up for sponsorship, they will monitor your performance and if your good enough will get sponsored as a player with ongoing support and training.
This site also has poker articals and a membership section wich has a forum that you can post your questions direct to the pro`s themselfs . You can download the free poker software direct from the site and if you open an account you can get a $50 new player bonus, well worth a visit.
click on the link above or visit www.uncoverpoker.com

Have you got a poker site you would like to review? post me a comment and it will be so.

Dick turpin

2006-08-08T21:50:00.000+01:00

I won a seat the other night on a $100,000 $50 rebuy final it only cost me $5/1 to enter, the first prize was $23000 and that was before the rebuy`s had gone into the prize pool. Any way after sitting through about 10 mins of the game i decided to be a cheeky monkey and put on my stripey jumper and mask, and go blind pinching, so i was sat there in the big blind with two callers, so i thinks "hang on a second, these guys aint raised so they probably aint got much" so i raised two times the pot and one folds and one calls. "Oh oh! i thought to myself (i only had 67 off suit)i`v been rumbled" any way the flop comes 6,7,A, so this guy goes "i`m avin some of that" and chucks his chips in the middle. so me being all exited at the prospect of my crap two pair beating him, i thinks to myself, "what a wonderfull day" no really i thought i`m avin some of that too mate, and lobs me whole stack at him, anyway (are you still awake?) the turn comes down..7 get in there a full house, i thought. then the river comes, A, oops i thinks in a flash, "he cant beat me" so i`m dancing round the room like a big fat dancing thing that dances a lot, Then he shows pocket AA. So the moral of this story? crime doesn`t pay or something.
Have you ever played like a numpty? if so post a comment, then you too can be publicly humilliated.

Skalie

2006-08-03T21:02:00.000+01:00

Here`s a local newspaper artical on my mate skalie, click on it to get a larger view.

Software problems

2006-07-23T08:58:00.000+01:00

I was on a ten seat stt last night, and when it got down to the last three (i was in second place) the software started to freeze up. This has happend several times on ladbrokes, But it only ever happens when i`m winning NEVER when i`m losing. I dont no if i`m being paranoid but i had just given a muppet a load of abuse including several explicit swear words in a previous mtt for playing like a 5 year old ape.
I eventually came second due to the blinds and the other player raising me out even though the fatherless person new i was having connection problems. You wouldn`t rob a blind man who was having a heart attack would you??..erm anyway if anybody could shed some light on this matter i would be eternally gratefull or something probably. (yes i no the image has nothing to do with poker but its better than a picture of playing cards)

Ladbrokes uk wsop team

2006-07-23T07:35:00.000+01:00

Here is a list of UK Ladbrokes players including their online alias who will be playing at the WSOP Las Vegas. You can visit Paul jackson (action jack) and Connor tate (sealey)`s web site at www.uncoverpoker.com If you know any of these players or you are one of these players , then please post a comment and spill the beans. Go on you know you want to.

Paul Jackson, UK - actionjack Derek Lawless, UK - THEDUKE11 Rob Hand, UK - reeldizzy Martin Green, UK - eddieyates Jonathan Kalmar, UK - skalie Nigel Stentiford, UK - legin1961 Ian Gerrard, UK - MRGERRARD Pri Hallan, UK - demon1 Charles Sanderson, UK - _chuck_ Beverley Pace, UK - cbass Roy Coles, UK - roysie Stephen Sass, UK - -bluffer- Jeff Kimber, UK - JaffaCake Kevin Daly, UK - pocket72 Austin Quinn, UK - EMMERSON Alan Trueick, UK - biglad Nigel Sutcliffe, UK - Sudsy8 David Dyer, UK - aplunk Mark Lowe, UK - lowe14 Sean Carey, UK - 7heavenx Paul Skerrett, UK - pp2 Richard West, UK - w3sty Gary McCabe, UK - BIG_G__MAC Thomas Arnold, UK - TANK21 Luke Pikett, UK - CrazyAss Paul Kershaw - UK, OhTequila Billy Ngo, UK - BillyDaKid Roy Brindley, UK - ROYTHEBOY Tim Blake, UK - T8MML Kyriacos Dionysiou, UK - truman8 Trevor Reardon, UK - bigTR Kelvin Somerville, UK - silvermvric John Knight, UK - _Ectorstx_ Steven Mitchell, UK - mitchhh John Gale, UK - gizzimow Steve Davis, UK - fivek Anthony Ponsford, UK - DaLimey Katherine Hartree, UK - minimilk Terence Allan, UK - 2SHOTS Ian Cox, UK - crapper Conor Tate, UK - sealey Paul Brown, UK - 216090 Mike Herron, UK - Micky147 Micheal Sands, UK - SANDERMAN Joel Simon, UK - bigman693 Andrew Seden, UK - bearmoney Leilani Dowling, UK - TheVixen Martin Smyth, UK - macedonia Jeffrey Burke, UK - nenobear Richard Herbert, UK - Strummer9 John Conroy, UK - punkfloyd Adam Collins, UK - bigadzc Jonathan Reynolds, UK - 1prophet James Wood, UK - slimjim9 Johnathan Hansmeyer, Canada - Decision Vinod Jadav, UK - vinny .

Deadeye55

2006-07-10T00:18:00.000+01:00

I`v just come 18th place out of 320 in a $3.00 rebuy mtt on Ladbrokes. I had one rebuy and an add on. I won $21.00 yippee! so that made me $12.00 up when you take out the rebuy`s and entrance money. S0 i wont be giving up my job just yet.

Deadeye55 Las Vegas Postcards

2006-07-06T00:43:00.000+01:00

Pot odds

2006-07-03T22:56:00.000+01:00

You DON'T need to be a "math genius" to understand poker odds...Not at all.In fact, you can be TERRIBLE at math (like me) and still be able to use "odds" to your advantage at the no limit Holdem tables.There are TWO main things you need to learn right away:1. The concept of OUTS2. The concept of POT SIZEThese are easy. Let's start with the first."Outs" refers to the number of cards in the deck that will complete (or "make") your hand.For instance... if you have Ace-King and the board reads Q-J-4, you need a ten to make your straight.Since there are four tens in the deck, you have FOUR OUTS.Or... let's say you're holding Q-J and the board reads K-10-5. That means you have an open-ended straight draw-- either the Ace or the nine will complete your straight.Since there are four nines and four Aces in the deck, you have EIGHT OUTS.Let's do one more. Let's say you've got 8-7 of clubs and the board reads 2c-Ad-Kc-3s. That means there are two clubs on the board and two in your hand. If one more club hits on the river, you'll have a flush.There are a total of thirteen clubs in the deck (thirteen of each suit times four suits equals fifty-two cards).But that DOESN'T mean you have thirteen outs, because you're already using four of the clubs.Instead, you have NINE OUTS (thirteen minus four). If any of those nine cards hits on the river, you'll have a flush.OK... so that's how you calculate OUTS. We'll do some more in-depth examples in a minute, but first let's talk about POT SIZE.Pot size is how much money is in the pot. Pretty simple, right?There are three main parts to pot size:1. How much money is already in the middle2. How much is bet in the current round of betting3. How much WILL be bet in the current roundLet me explain.Let's say four players call the big blind of $4 in a game. That means there's $16 in the middle.The flop comes out. You're on the button, which means you're LAST to act. Player 1 bets $10 into the pot. Player 2 calls, and Player 3 folds. Now it's your turn. What's the current pot size?The answer is $36. There's the $16 that was in the middle first, then $20 more from Players 1 and 2.The $16 is the first part, the $20 is the second part, and there is no third part since you were last to act.Let's take another look. Let's say you were SECOND TO ACT, instead of on the button.Four players call the big blind of $4, which means there's $16 in the pot. Player 1 bets $10, and now you must make a decision. What's the pot size?Well, it's $16 + $10 + UNKNOWN.Why "unknown"?The reason is you DON'T KNOW if the two players BEHIND you are going to call, raise, or fold. So you really don't KNOW the exact pot size. This is a fundamental reason why math doesn't solve all your problems in poker. You must use your INSTINCTS to "guess" or"infer".In this case, you would try to guess whether or not the other two players would call or fold (or raise) and make your decision then. This is also another reason why POSITIONING in a hand is so important.One more thing about pot size before we move on...A lot of players don't know whether to count THEIR OWN MONEY in the actual pot size. The answer is you count your own money that's ALREADY THERE from before. In the example, your big blind of $4 is already in the pot... so you DO use it to calculate the pot size.Once your money is in the middle, it isn't yours any more. Period. But you would NOT include your $10 in the pot size, because you haven't put it in yet. You're THINKING about putting it in.Make sense?Let's say you called the $10 bet from Player 1 and the other players all folded. The turn card comes and Player 1 bets $20. What's the pot size?Well, it's $16 from pre-flop, $20 after the flop, and now $20 after the turn.You DO count your $10 after the flop because now it IS already in the middle.OK... so what does OUTS and POT SIZE have to do with ODDS?The answer is EVERYTHING.Now that you know these two basics, you're ready to start calculating "complicated" poker odds.To calculate odds, you need four pieces of information:1. Number of outs 2. Number of "unknown" cards in the deck3. Pot size4. Current bet amountWe talked about the outs and pot size. The other two are very straightforward.The number of "unknown" cards in the deck simply means how many cards you DON'T KNOW. Before the flop, there are 50 cards you don't know. You only know the two in your hand.After the flop, there are 47 cards you don't know. You know the two in your hand and the three on the board and that's it.After the turn there are 46 cards you don't know.Like I said, this is simple stuff.And the CURRENT BET AMOUNT is just... well, the current bet amount. It's how much you must put in the pot to "call".OK, let's review.Let's say you get dealt J-10 offsuit. You call the big blind of $6 and so does one other player. The small blind folds. The player in the big blind checks. That means the POT SIZE is $21 ($6 + $6 + $6 + $3).The flop comes out Q-2-9. You've got an open-ended straight draw. Either a King or an eight will make your straight. Since there are four Kings and four eights in the deck, you've got EIGHT OUTS.There are 47 unknown CARDS in the deck (52 cards minus the five that you see).You're second to act. The first player bets $12. That means $12 is the CURRENT BET AMOUNT.The POT SIZE is $21 + $12 + UNKNOWN. The unknown is what the player after you does...So there you have it... those are the four pieces of information you need. The only thing you don't know for SURE is the pot size in this example. Sometimes you'll know the pot size exactly (like when you have good positioning). Other times you'll just have to estimate.OK, let's do some odds.THE WAY TO CALCULATE ODDS IS TO COMPARE THE ODDS OF MAKING YOUR HAND TO THE ODDS OF THE POT.Here's the exact "formula":(Unknown Cards - Outs) : OutsVERSUSPot Size : Current Bet AmountIf the first comparison is smaller than the second one, that's good. It means that "pot odds justify a call" (or raise).For instance, if you have 12 outs and there are 47 unknown cards, that means you have ABOUT a 25% chance of "making" your hand. The odds against you are 35:12, or about 3:1. Remember... when you see two numbers like X:X, the first number is the chance of one thing happening against the chance of the second thing happening. You'll miss your hand three times and make it once. That's 1/4 or 25% or 3:1.Now let's say the pot size is $50 and the current bet amount is $10. That means the odds would be $50:$10, or 5:1.It's easiest to look at in the X:X format and not use percentages.OK, so here's what you've got for this example:Outs = 12Unknown Cards = 47Current Bet Amount = 10Pot Size = 50There are 35 cards that WON'T HELP YOU (47 - 12).So the odds are 35:12 for the cards.And for the pot it's 50:10. You don't add your $10 to the first number. Just use the current pot size.35:12 is about 3:1.50:10 equals 5:1.The entire point of calculating odds is to make a good decision. To make a decision of whether or not to call a $10 bet here, you would compare the 3:1 versus 5:1.The odds here are IN YOUR FAVOR.If this scenario played out four times, here's how it would look STATISTICALLY:- You lose $10.- You lose $10.- You win $50.- You lose $10.You lose three times and win once (3:1). When you add your losses it equals $30 but your wins are $50, giving you a $20 profit.If the scenario happened eight times you'd win twice and lose six times. That means you'd lose $60 and win $100... for a $40 profit.For real life poker situations, the key is to calculate whether or not you can "justify" staying in the hand.Let's say you have A-8 and the flop comes out:K-10-4Someone bets $10 and the pot size is $20. What should you do?Well, you don't have anything but an Ace high. If the Ace comes on the turn, you'd have top pair. So let's ASSUME that your top pair would be the winning hand. That means there are three cards in the deck that can help you (the other three Aces). And there areexactly 47 unknown cards in the deck.So we have our numbers:Outs = 3Unknown Cards = 47Current Bet Amount = 10Pot Size = 20Using our formula...(47 - 3) : 3 VERSUS...20 : 10So the numbers come out 44:3 (about 15:1) versus 2:1. Should you call?Of course not.You're only getting 2:1 for your money but your chances of winning the hand are very slim.If the hand played out 16 times you would win ONCE. So you'd lose $150 (15 X $10) and win $20, for a total loss of $130.You're always striving for good odds on your money and good odds on your hand.Good odds on your hand means the X:X number is as SMALL AS POSSIBLE... because you want lots of outs. You don't want there to be only one or two cards in the deck that can help you. You want fractions like 47:12, 46:10, 46:8, and so on.Good odds on your money means the X:X number is BIG. You want 10:1, 5:1, 12:1, and so on.

Single table five seater`s

2006-07-03T21:32:00.000+01:00

I`v been chatting to a fellow poker player online,
and this is what we talked about.

It`s all to do with playing 5 seat single tables. If you play say, ten, 5 seat stt`s, with a buy in of say $5.00+$1.00 then thats going to cost you $60.00 in buy ins. (these are the buy ins on ladbrokes by the way) So with the top 2 places paid at $17.50 and $7.50 , you would need to finish in the top 2 at least 50% of the time just to make a tiny profit. For example 3 firsts and 2 seconds out of ten games, would earn you $67.50 and in my opinion that is a pretty good result no matter how good you are. So your profit would be $7.50 for about 5 or 6 hours work, as it would take you this long to play 10 games, give or take. So i think that really 5 seat games are a bit of a waste of time. I`ll have to have a think about 10 seaters and multi tables as my brain hurts. but i`v got a feeling cash games are the way to make money.
What do you think? Post a comment and let me know your opinion.

Weak preflop raise

2006-07-01T02:03:00.000+01:00

Read my weak preflop raise story.

Playing Mid pairs

2006-07-01T00:01:00.000+01:00

Some usefull info on playing mid pairs, click link above.

Las Vegas Postcards

2006-06-30T22:17:00.000+01:00

Click on a picture to see lager view

Some postcards i got in las vegas.
Stratosphere,Freemont st,Bellagio hotel.

Playing poker live

2006-06-30T21:10:00.000+01:00

I prefer to play poker live, rather than online. sometimes at my mates house or in the pub or at an orginized poker club or casino. I find online poker to be a bit dull after a while, the main reason is that you aint got no one to talk to on line, apart from the crappy player chat thingy, wich most people use to abuse and insult the muppets, I`v done it myself, on many occasions.
Any opinions about live verses online, post me a comment and we can all live happy and fruitfull lives, for all of eternity or something.

Mid pairs

2006-06-30T01:04:00.000+01:00

I read an interesting article in pokerplayer magazine, about playing mid pairs.
They say that you will only improve on them 12 percent of the time, so you wont improve 88 percent of the time! Also 77 has got a 50/50 chance against 9/10 suited so wach out for those mid pairs.
There were lots of good tips and advice on playing texas holdem in this mag and if you subscribe over the internet you can have it for a whole year for £7.50 (about $15) .

Deadeye55`s Poker world: Post a comment

2006-06-29T23:32:00.000+01:00

What do you think?

Four of a kind

2006-06-26T19:55:00.000+01:00

I got busted last night, i had pocketfour`s, other guy had K3, I limped in, then the flop came, 333 , alarm bells were ringing but i still chucked all my chips in. I thought that he might fold to my all in raise but it was not to be . never expected that, oh well .
Got any nightmare poker tales to tell ?? come on, share them with us, post a comment.

Online poker cheating

2006-06-24T16:59:00.000+01:00

Have you ever had the feeling that there are players on your table who are playing together? Its bound to go on . I`v had my doubts about alot of games that i have been involved with. What do you think? post me your comments on this subject. I would be very interested to know what you think and what if anything can be done to avoid it.

Best starting hands?

2006-06-24T15:08:00.000+01:00

My favourite starting hand is AK suited, i prefer it to AA as it has more potential to improve than AA, well thats my opinion anyway. Also the chances of getting AK suited are lower than that of getting dealt AA.
whats your favourite starting hand? let me know what and why?
have a look at this sitewww.cardplayer.com/poker_odds/ its full of odds and statistics on different hands and scenarios. post me your comments tell me what you think.

My best hand so far

2006-06-24T14:48:00.000+01:00

What is the best hand you have ever had? mine was a nine ten jack queen king flush, have you ever had a royal flush? post a comment and let me know.

Week preflop raise

2006-06-22T19:44:00.000+01:00

I was in a mtt the other night, when everyone folded to me and there were 3 players after me. (i was the big blind) i was sitting with AJ off, so i put in a minimum raise of 500 had about 4000 chips. others had around 6/10,000 chips. two folded and the last one called, the flop came A37, so then i went all in and the guy called me , He had A3, i was out. i thought he was a monkey for calling my raise with A3, but soon realised he probably would have folded, if i had raised alot higher than 500. He must have thought that if i had a picture card ace i would have raised higher , so he called for 500 thinking it was a bargain . oh well you live and learn. (ps the blinds were about 150- 300.)

Site links

2006-06-21T23:57:00.000+01:00

Have you got a Poker site link? post it to me and i will publish it, just put a link back to this site on your site, and we can all live happily ever after.

Nice poker site for beginers/advanced players

2006-06-21T23:50:00.000+01:00

Check this site out www.uncoverpoker.com its got training videos, poker tips, interesting articals and a good selection of stt`s, mtt`s, freerolls, and cash tables.