Poker Weekly Newsletter - Wednesday, July 29, 2015

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Top new questions this week: Omaha: Interesting dealer mistake at showdown Situation: Hero is out of position with KKxx against Villain in a local Omaha cash game. Play proceeds to river, and Villain bets to put Hero all-in. Hero suspects busted draw and calls. Hero ... rules cash-game omaha   asked by Clever Neologism 2 votes answered by Toby Booth 1 vote No Limit Texas Holdem 6 max vs full ring (9 player) PF Range My questions is specific to cash games. I have a certain PF range that I play when I am playing 6max (10NL) online that has been working pretty well for me. At 6 max everyone plays a pretty straight ... cash-game pre-flop range   asked by pokerplayer23 1 vote answered by disco beat 1 vote Tournament play, what would you do? Pre flop action! Blinds t3000-6000, 2 players Villian#1 is UTG and short stack, moves all in for t75,000. Villian#2 is in Hijack position, doesn't realize Villian#1 went all In for $75,000 and ... texas-hold-em tournament   asked by Andres Gomez 1 vote answered by Jon 1 vote Texas holdem rules Do you have to show your hole cards when playing the board in Texas holdem at showdown after everyone has checked and you are in 1st position and declare "I am playing the board"? texas-hold-em   asked by Ian Kent 1 vote answered by jbbenni 3 votes Straight draw in heads up? With a stack of 3000, 50/100 blinds, I was holding: 2 4 (not suited) I'm big blind in a heads up game. Opponent matches the big blind, so I end up playing a hand I'd never play otherwise. ... texas-hold-em reading-hands probability heads-up   asked by Joe 1 vote answered by vlzvl 1 vote Greatest hits from previous weeks: What is the"Top Five Cards" rule and how does it apply to splitting pots? Before you answer the question I will give a scenario that confused me thus prompting this question. The other week I was playing a game and we had this scenario : 8 players - down to me and a pal ... texas-hold-em rules reading-hands   asked by javasocute 10 votes answered by Al G 18 votes Is it possible to play for real money online in the US? I know that after "Black Friday" many online poker sites didn't allow U.S. Players to play for real money anymore. I've heard/seen that it's possible to play via bitcoins and/or other proxy methods. ... online rules   asked by Digital Fire 8 votes answered by Jeffrey Blake 7 votes

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