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		<title>How to promote online poker</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 11 Apr 2010 03:21:08 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>gtycoon</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Different methods of earning commission for a poker affiliate The enchanting and dynamic game of poker has thousands of fans and loyal players all across the world. Earlier all the players’ beginners and experts would make their way to the eminent casinos to play the game of poker to earn money and fame. New players [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Different <a href="http://pokeraffiliateblogg.com/2010/04/11/how-poker-affiliates-make-money/" target="_blank">methods of earning commission for a poker affiliate</a></p>
<p>The enchanting and dynamic game of poker has thousands of fans and loyal players all across the world. Earlier all the players’ beginners and experts would make their way to the eminent casinos to play the game of poker to earn money and fame.</p>
<p>New players added to the poker rooms increases the popularity and traffic of the poker room. Poker rooms hire poker affiliates to do this task and in return, huge sums of money are earned by <a href="http://pokeraffiliateblogg.com/2010/04/11/how-poker-affiliates-make-money/" target="_blank">poker affiliates</a> for their referrals. In, fact it is a very lucrative means of earning money sitting at home. All you need to do is network with the right people.</p>
<p>Miscellaneous poker rooms have diverse means of earnings for a poker affiliate. One of the most widespread methods is called CPA that refers to the phrase cost per affiliation. This very simple method gives you a fixed amount ($75-$200) depending on the popularity of the poker room. Many frauds have happened in the past that has caused losses to poker rooms as new players that were introduced by poker affiliates. Why would a poker room pay a poker affiliate a lump sum if the player is not active and definite amount of rake has not been generated that meet the needs of the poker room.</p>
<p>Another method of earning for poker affiliates is the MGR or revenue sharing method. This method is a very time-consuming method and requires a lot of patience. A poker affiliate gets a fixed percentage of the rake that is generated by all the new players introduced by an affiliate to the online poker room. This is a very lucrative means of earning money, as a percentage of the rake generated by each player will be deposited in your account.</p>
<p>How does a poker affiliate decide which is a better method to earn more money. Just as a coin has, two sides the same applies for these two methods .If you carefully observe then the negatives associated to CPA makes earnings very easy and at the same time tough for poker affiliates. The new players introduced by you should be active and the amounts earned by them are paltry then you may bid goodbye to $100 per referral as the manager can cancel the credits earned by you, as the poker room is not benefiting from the addition of these new players.  A poker affiliate should know that CPA will never be a lucrative deal and you cannot earn more than the worth of the players that are introduced to the poker room.</p>
<p>Poker affiliates are a boon in disguise for the poker rooms as they generate more business by introducing new players in the existing system. This increases the popularity and the traffic of the site, tournaments are the best ways to make loads of money for the rooms, and poker affiliates both.  </p>
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		<title>Dutch Poker Players</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Dec 2008 09:26:56 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>gtycoon</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dutch Poker Players There are many beloved poker players who come from the Netherlands, some very highly regarded in the poker community. One recently well-known poker player from the Netherlands is Rob Hollink, who took home three wins from the 2008 WSOP, one of which was first place in Event #30, the World Championship Limit [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>Dutch Poker Players</strong><br />
There are many beloved <a href="http://texasholdempkr.com/?page_id=9" target="_blank">poker</a> players who come from the Netherlands, some very highly regarded in the poker community. One recently <strong>well-known poker player from the Netherlands</strong> is <a href="http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/rob-hollink" target="_blank">Rob Hollink</a>, who took home three wins from the 2008 WSOP, one of which was first place in Event #30, the World Championship Limit Hold ‘em. He also placed 15th in Event #19 Pot-Limit Omaha and 22nd in Event #50 World Championship Pot-Limit Omaha.<br />
<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/4207/Noah_Boeken_image/"><img src="http://www.mypokertube.com/files/photos/d7b76edf790923bL.jpeg" alt="Noah Boeken image" width="66" border="0" /></a><br />
Another rising star from Amsterdam in the poker world is Noah Boeken, born in 1981. Like many other professional poker players from all parts of the world, his strategy skills came from excelling in the game Magic: The Gathering, which prepped him for a successful career in poker. His big break came from his 1st place win at the 2005 Scandinavian Open when he took down Ram Vaswani for almost $200K.<br />
Boeken is often called Mini-Marcel after his mentor, fellow Dutchman and intercontinental poker champion, Marcel Luske, who is probably the most well-known of Dutch poker players. Luske is also known as the “Flying Dutchman” as he started out playing poker all over Europe, flying from city to city to compete in tournaments. Luske is an avid player at many high-stakes live events and a winner of millions of dollars. This classy poker giant, also from Amsterdam, is the definition of poker etiquette and his stylish air is pleasantly complemented by his acute sense of humor, known for breaking out in song at the tables and wearing upside down sunglasses. Being an older poker player gives him an edge against the young guns that populate the tables these days. He approaches poker with respect and in 2001 was ranked as the number one player in Europe, later to be European Player of the Year in 2003 and 2004. In 2008, he ranked as 150th on the Player of the Year list, up from 884th in 2007. Needless to say, he’s not new to poker.<br />
Luske taught Boeken that there is a place for modesty and respect for yourself and others in poker and in life, in general. Luske has been called “Poker’s Roving Ambassador” for the goodwill he exhibits among his opponents. He embodies the honorable character of the region he represents and teaches Boeken to do the same. These two players are seen together often, representing the past, present, and future of Netherlands poker. Both of these poker players from the Netherlands are proud of the role they have played in Dutch <a href="http://texasholdempkr.com/?p=19" target="_blank">poker</a>, as well as <strong>global poker</strong>. They have a huge Dutch following, and many of their fans are inspired by them enough to follow in their footsteps. Luske, especially, has done a great job <a href="http://www.pokermarketingforum.com" target="_blank">promoting poker</a> as a rather admirable job in the Netherlands.</p>
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		<title>Hoss_TBF and Eila Limit high stakes Texas holdem</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 Feb 2008 04:44:48 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>gtycoon</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[A marathon texas holdem poker session went on for hours between players Hoss_TBF and Eila. The two played on two different $500/$1000 Limit Texas Hold &#8216;Em Poker tables on Full Tilt. &#8216;Eila&#8217; bought in short, but ran the money up slowly over the hours of play. An estimated $20,000 was traded from &#8216;Hoss_TBF,&#8217; a common [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A marathon <strong>texas holdem poker</strong> session went on for hours between players <strong>Hoss_TBF and Eila</strong>. The two played on two different $500/$1000 Limit Texas Hold &#8216;Em Poker tables on <a href="http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/?key=MDAwMDBBNUQwMDAwMTRFMTAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDAwMDA-" target="_blank">Full Tilt</a>. &#8216;Eila&#8217; bought in short, but ran the money up slowly over the hours of play. An estimated $20,000 was traded from &#8216;Hoss_TBF,&#8217; a common Limit Hold &#8216;Em player on Full Tilt, to &#8216;Eila.&#8217; Despite picking up four of a kind, or quads, here are some of the key hands that led to &#8216;Eila&#8217;s big session.</p>
<p>The first big hand of the session showed &#8216;Eila&#8217; holdin pocket nines, an over pair to the board, against &#8216;Hoss_TBF&#8217;s losing hand.<br />
							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/303/2_27_LHE1/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/11b9842e0a271ffL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE1" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5425703374: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 19:47:24 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($107,404.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($37,431.50)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $1,500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [8h 5s 2d]<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [8h 5s 2d] [3h]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [8h 5s 2d 3h] [4d]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [9h 9d] a pair of Nines<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($7,999.50) with a pair of Nines<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $8,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [8h 5s 2d 3h 4d]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) collected ($7,999.50)</p>
<p>In this $10,000 hand, both players flopped top pair. However, a jack kicker was good enough to send the pot over to &#8216;Hoss_TBF.&#8217;</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/304/2_28_LHE2/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/37bc2f75bf1bcfeL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-28-LHE2" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5425727452: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 19:49:23 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($21,208.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($68,673)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [9c 4s Kd]<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [9c 4s Kd] [3h]<br />
Eila checks<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $2,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [9c 4s Kd 3h] [4h]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [7s Kh] two pair, Kings and Fours<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [Ks Jd] two pair, Kings and Fours<br />
Hoss_TBF wins the pot ($9,999.50) with two pair, Kings and Fours<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $10,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [9c 4s Kd 3h 4h]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) showed [Ks Jd] and won ($9,999.50) with two pair, Kings and Fours<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) showed [7s Kh] and lost with two pair, Kings and Fours</p>
<p>In this hand, we see &#8216;Eila&#8217; bet and raise the entire hand. &#8216;Hoss&#8217; plays along and builds one of the biggest pots of the day, just to find out that &#8216;Eila&#8217; turned the nut, or unbeatable, ten high straight to take down the pot worth $12,000.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/305/2_27_LHE3/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/496e05e1aea0a9cL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE3" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5425764192: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 19:52:24 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($31,706.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($58,172.50)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $1,500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [8h Jc Qd]<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [8h Jc Qd] [9d]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila raises to $3,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [8h Jc Qd 9d] [8s]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [Kd Th] a straight, King high<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($11,999.50) with a straight, King high<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $12,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [8h Jc Qd 9d 8s]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) collected ($11,999.50)</p>
<p>&#8216;Eila&#8217; wins another big hand here. Holding Ace ten, &#8216;Eila&#8217; flopped top pair to take down a pot that reached five figures.</p>
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<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5425804448: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 19:55:51 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($88,901.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($55,925.50)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $1,500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [4c Ac 9c]<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $1,500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [4c Ac 9c] [7s]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [4c Ac 9c 7s] [2d]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [Ad Tc] a pair of Aces<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($9,999.50) with a pair of Aces<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $10,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [4c Ac 9c 7s 2d]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) collected ($9,999.50)</p>
<p>&#8216;Hoss_TBF&#8217; may have won some money back on this hand. Flopping bottom pair was good enough for a call, and turning three of a kind, or trips, was good enough for &#8216;Hoss&#8217; to play to see a river, which made the winning full house to take down the following hand.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/308/2_27_LHE5/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/a8c88a0055f636eL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE5" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5425839666: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 19:58:45 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($46,702)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($43,169.50)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [Qc Tc 6c]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [Qc Tc 6c] [6s]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila has 15 seconds left to act<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [Qc Tc 6c 6s] [As]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [Ah 6d] a full house, Sixes full of Aces<br />
Eila mucks<br />
Hoss_TBF wins the pot ($8,999.50) with a full house, Sixes full of Aces<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $9,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [Qc Tc 6c 6s As]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) collected ($8,999.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) mucked</p>
<p>&#8216;Eila&#8217; would have none of that. &#8216;Eila&#8217; flops a mere bottom pair on a scary board. However, the player put three bets in on the flop. On the turn, &#8216;Eila&#8217; picked up a flush draw and called a bet of $1,000 to make the flush on the river and take down the following big hand.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/309/2_27_LHE6/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/eddea82ad2755b2L.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE6" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5425900319: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 20:03:45 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($90,147)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($54,671)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [9h Js Qc]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [9h Js Qc] [3c]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [9h Js Qc 3c] [Tc]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [4c 9c] a flush, Queen high<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($9,999.50) with a flush, Queen high<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $10,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [9h Js Qc 3c Tc]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) collected ($9,999.50)<br />
Eila&#8217;s roll continued by taking down a $12,000 hnd with a full boat.</p>
<p>&#8216;Eila&#8217; continued taking down big hands, this time check raising the flop that made the player three of a kind. Rivering a full house led to &#8216;Eila&#8217; taking down another big hand, this one also for $12,000.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/310/2_27_LHE7/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/06eb61b839a0cefL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE7" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426068155: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 20:17:37 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($71,025.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($48,826)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [7d 5s 7s]<br />
Eila checks<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [7d 5s 7s] [Kc]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila raises to $3,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [7d 5s 7s Kc] [3h]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [7c 3c] a full house, Sevens full of Threes<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($11,999.50) with a full house, Sevens full of Threes<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $12,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [7d 5s 7s Kc 3h]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) collected ($11,999.50)<br />
&#8216;Hoss_TBF&#8217; tried to stop the losing streak, and did a good job here. As mentioned early, quads were showed twice tonight, once here. Flopping three three&#8217;s should have assured &#8216;Hoss&#8217; that they were holding the winning hand. However, just for good measure, the last three in the deck fell on the turn, giving &#8216;Hoss&#8217; quads to take down the following pot.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/311/2_27_LHE8/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/9dfcd5e558dfa04L.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE8" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426093352: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 20:19:41 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($72,024)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($47,825.50)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [3d 3c Kd]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [3d 3c Kd] [3h]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [3d 3c Kd 3h] [Th]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $2,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $3,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [3s Qs] four of a kind, Threes<br />
Eila mucks<br />
Hoss_TBF wins the pot ($11,999.50) with four of a kind, Threes<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $12,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [3d 3c Kd 3h Th]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) collected ($11,999.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) mucked</p>
<p>As seemed to happen all night, &#8216;Eila&#8217; answered in a big way. Here, the biggest hand of the session was played. At the showdown, Eila showed a flopped two pair to take down the pot worth $13,000.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/312/2_27_LHE9/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/950a4152c2b4aa3L.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE9" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426346526: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 20:40:23 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($75,130)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($69,651)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [3d 6c Td]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [3d 6c Td] [Ks]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila raises to $3,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [3d 6c Td Ks] [4h]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [Ts 6d] two pair, Tens and Sixes<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($12,999.50) with two pair, Tens and Sixes<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $13,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [3d 6c Td Ks 4h]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) collected ($12,999.50)</p>
<p>No one said poker didn&#8217;t have a luck factor. Here, we see what leads to a winning session sometimes: cracking kings with 9-6 off-suit. &#8216;Eila&#8217; flopped a middle pair of nines, while &#8216;Hoss&#8217; held two kings, for an overpair to the board. A six fell on the turn to give &#8216;Eila&#8217; two pair, which turned out to be good enough to win the following hand worth $12,000.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/314/2_27_LHE10/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/758874998f5bd0cL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE10" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426373017: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 20:42:30 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($67,379.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($77,400)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila has 15 seconds left to act<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [9s Qc 7h]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [9s Qc 7h] [6c]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $2,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $3,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [9s Qc 7h 6c] [2c]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [Kh Kc] a pair of Kings<br />
Eila shows [9d 6h] two pair, Nines and Sixes<br />
Eila wins the pot ($11,999.50) with two pair, Nines and Sixes<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $12,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [9s Qc 7h 6c 2c]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) showed [Kh Kc] and lost with a pair of Kings<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) showed [9d 6h] and won ($11,999.50) with two pair, Nines and Sixes</p>
<p>A true hot streak was being shown here, as &#8216;Eila&#8217; wins yet another five figure pot. Here, the rier was kind enough to bring a straight to &#8216;Eila.&#8217;</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/315/2_27_LHE11/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/ad13a2a07ca4b76L.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE11" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426500905: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 20:52:38 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($99,756.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($20,062.50)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [Js 7c 2s]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [Js 7c 2s] [6d]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $2,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [Js 7c 2s 6d] [4h]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [5h 8h] a straight, Eight high<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($9,999.50) with a straight, Eight high<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $10,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [Js 7c 2s 6d 4h]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) collected ($9,999.50)</p>
<p>&#8216;Eila&#8217; continued to amaze by winning yet another big pot. Flopping top pair of sixes and being raised the whole way wasn&#8217;t enough to scare &#8216;Eila&#8217; out of this hand. Oh, and rivering two pair helped.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/316/2_27_LHE12/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/3fe94a002317b5fL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE12" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426616261: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 21:01:50 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($66,370)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($78,391.50)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [6c 2s 2h]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [6c 2s 2h] [9c]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila raises to $3,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [6c 2s 2h 9c] [4s]<br />
Hoss_TBF checks<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [9s Qd] two pair, Nines and Twos<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($10,999.50) with two pair, Nines and Twos<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $11,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [6c 2s 2h 9c 4s]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) collected ($10,999.50)</p>
<p>&#8216;Hoss_TBF&#8217; tried to fight back. Here, the player flopped three nines. Just like last time, confidence wasn&#8217;t needed, but brought anyway, as the turn brought the case nine to give &#8216;Hoss&#8217; the win and a $12,000 hand.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/317/2_27_LHE13/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/5b8add2a5d98b1aL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE13" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426600307: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 21:00:33 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($87,003)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($32,807.50)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [9d 9h 5s]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [9d 9h 5s] [9s]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $2,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $3,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [9d 9h 5s 9s] [Jh]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [Kc 9c] four of a kind, Nines<br />
Eila mucks<br />
Hoss_TBF wins the pot ($11,999.50) with four of a kind, Nines<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $12,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [9d 9h 5s 9s Jh]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) collected ($11,999.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) mucked</p>
<p>As we saw all night, however, &#8216;Eila&#8217; answered. This time, an ace kicker was enough to propel &#8216;Eila&#8217; to the winners circle as both players flopped the top pair on the board. The ace was worth $10,000 here.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/318/2_27_LHE14/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/432aca3a1e345e3L.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE14" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426849744: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 21:20:07 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($73,609.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($71,134)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila raises to $1,500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [7c 5c 4c]<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [7c 5c 4c] [2d]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [7c 5c 4c 2d] [Js]<br />
Eila checks<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [7d Th] a pair of Sevens<br />
Eila shows [Ad 7s] a pair of Sevens<br />
Eila wins the pot ($9,999.50) with a pair of Sevens<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $10,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [7c 5c 4c 2d Js]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) showed [7d Th] and lost with a pair of Sevens<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) showed [Ad 7s] and won ($9,999.50) with a pair of Sevens</p>
<p>Again, luck plays a factor in all big nights, and tonight was no different. Pocket jacks are a powerful hand, especially heads up. Especially when you flop a set. &#8216;Eila&#8217; used the flopped set to win the following hand and $12,000.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/319/2_27_LHE15/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/8d3bba7425e7c98L.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE15" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5426866842: Table Norway (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 21:21:26 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($72,858.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($71,883.50)<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the small blind of $250<br />
Eila posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #1<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,000<br />
Eila has 15 seconds left to act<br />
Eila raises to $1,500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [6h Ks Jh]<br />
Eila bets $500<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [6h Ks Jh] [5d]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $2,000<br />
Eila raises to $3,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [6h Ks Jh 5d] [2s]<br />
Eila bets $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Eila shows [Js Jc] three of a kind, Jacks<br />
Hoss_TBF mucks<br />
Eila wins the pot ($11,999.50) with three of a kind, Jacks<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $12,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [6h Ks Jh 5d 2s]<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (small blind) mucked<br />
Seat 2: Eila (big blind) collected ($11,999.50)</p>
<p>&#8216;Hoss&#8217; took some money back in the final hand of the session. On quite a scary board, Ace King was good enough to take down $10,000 when &#8216;Hoss&#8217; flopped top pair/top kicker.</p>
<p>							<a href="http://www.mypokertube.com/viewphoto/320/2_27_LHE16/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/320722549d1751cL.jpg"  border="0" width="250" alt="2-27-LHE16" /></a></p>
<p>Full Tilt Poker Game #5427300963: Table Tiger (heads up) &#8211; $500/$1000 &#8211; Limit Hold&#8217;em &#8211; 21:55:04 ET &#8211; 2008/02/27<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF ($66,475)<br />
Seat 2: Eila ($83,276.50)<br />
Eila posts the small blind of $250<br />
Hoss_TBF posts the big blind of $500<br />
The button is in seat #2<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** FLOP *** [Th Kh Jh]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $500<br />
Eila raises to $1,000<br />
Hoss_TBF raises to $1,500<br />
Eila calls $500<br />
*** TURN *** [Th Kh Jh] [9d]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** RIVER *** [Th Kh Jh 9d] [4d]<br />
Hoss_TBF bets $1,000<br />
Eila calls $1,000<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
Hoss_TBF shows [Ah Ks] a pair of Kings<br />
Eila mucks<br />
Hoss_TBF wins the pot ($9,999.50) with a pair of Kings<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot $10,000 | Rake $0.50<br />
Board: [Th Kh Jh 9d 4d]</p>
<p>Overall, the night belonged to &#8216;Eila.&#8217; Short buying paid off, and was worth well over $20,000. However, &#8216;Hoss_TBF&#8217; is a well known high stakes Limit Texas Hold &#8216;Em player, and will live to play another day.<br />
Seat 1: Hoss_TBF (big blind) collected ($9,999.50)<br />
Seat 2: Eila (small blind) mucked</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sunday&#8217;s weekly Texas Holdem Poker Sunday Million Event at Pokerstars is once a month with a $500 buy in. It drew very well with a prize pool of over $1.5 million. Here, the Texas holdem poker action is down to the final four where the players agreed to a chop that left $30,000 to the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sunday&#8217;s weekly <a href="http://texasholdempkr.com/?p=3" target="_blank">Texas Holdem Poker</a> Sunday Million Event at <a href="http://www.pokerstars.com/?source=justaddchips.net" target="_blank">Pokerstars</a> is once a month with a $500 buy in. It drew very well with a prize pool of over $1.5 million. Here, the <strong>Texas  holdem poker</strong> action is down to the final four where the players agreed to a chop that left $30,000 to the winner. Player &#8216;<strong>usourcek</strong>&#8216; would only agree to the deal if he was given an extra $5,000. Chip leader at the time, &#8216;<strong>annekechillo</strong>&#8216; agreed to take $5,000 out of his cut to calm &#8216;usourcek&#8217; and the deal was finalized. The numbers are below.</p>
<p><a href="http://mypokertube.com/viewphoto/289/2_24_SM1/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/839ab46820b524aL.jpg" alt="2-24-SM1" border="0" width="250" /></a></p>
<p>StaffBryanS [Host]: usourcek: $125,000<br />
StaffBryanS [Host]: annekechillo: $196,750<br />
StaffBryanS [Host]: tayballer: $126,070<br />
StaffBryanS [Host]: hotmark777: $121,175</p>
<p>Play continued and a big hand quickly came up with player annekechillo getting all of <strong>hotmark777</strong> &#8216;s chips in the pot with pocket threes against Ace high for a race. The outcome didn&#8217;t go annekechillo &#8216;s way.</p>
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<p>PokerStars Game #15536821205: Tournament #77290333, $500+$30 Hold&#8217;em No Limit &#8211; Level XXXII (100000/200000) &#8211; 2008/02/25 &#8211; 04:18:34 (ET)<br />
Table &#8217;77290333 283&#8242; 9-max Seat #4 is the button<br />
Seat 1: usourcek (3262165 in chips)<br />
Seat 2: annekechillo (13273911 in chips)<br />
Seat 4: tayballer (8401976 in chips)<br />
Seat 7: hotmark777 (6931948 in chips)<br />
usourcek: posts the ante 20000<br />
annekechillo: posts the ante 20000<br />
tayballer: posts the ante 20000<br />
hotmark777: posts the ante 20000<br />
hotmark777: posts small blind 100000<br />
usourcek: posts big blind 200000<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
annekechillo: raises 400000 to 600000<br />
tayballer: folds<br />
hotmark777: raises 1177777 to 1777777<br />
usourcek: folds<br />
annekechillo: raises 11476134 to 13253911 and is all-in<br />
hotmark777: calls 5134171 and is all-in<br />
*** FLOP *** [Jd Ts 4c]<br />
*** TURN *** [Jd Ts 4c] [Qc]<br />
*** RIVER *** [Jd Ts 4c Qc] [Qs]<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
hotmark777: shows [Ah Kd] (a straight, Ten to Ace)<br />
annekechillo: shows [3d 3s] (two pair, Queens and Threes)<br />
hotmark777 collected 14103896 from pot<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot 14103896 | Rake 0<br />
Board [Jd Ts 4c Qc Qs]<br />
Seat 1: usourcek (big blind) folded before Flop<br />
Seat 2: annekechillo showed [3d 3s] and lost with two pair, Queens and Threes<br />
Seat 4: tayballer (button) folded before Flop (didn&#8217;t bet)<br />
Seat 7: hotmark777 (small blind) showed [Ah Kd] and won (14103896) with a straight, Ten to Ace</p>
<p>Annekechillo again got all the money in preflop, this time with King/Jack off against usourcek&#8217;s Ace/Nine.<br />
<a href="http://mypokertube.com/viewphoto/291/2_24_SM3/"><img src="http://mypokertube.com/files/photos/9c838d2e45b2ad1L.jpg" alt="2-24-SM3" border="0" width="250" /></a></p>
<p>PokerStars Game #15536852267: Tournament #77290333, $500+$30 Hold&#8217;em No Limit &#8211; Level XXXII (100000/200000) &#8211; 2008/02/25 &#8211; 04:22:37 (ET)<br />
Table &#8217;77290333 283&#8242; 9-max Seat #1 is the button<br />
Seat 1: usourcek (3302165 in chips)<br />
Seat 2: annekechillo (5141963 in chips)<br />
Seat 4: tayballer (7981976 in chips)<br />
Seat 7: hotmark777 (15443896 in chips)<br />
usourcek: posts the ante 20000<br />
annekechillo: posts the ante 20000<br />
tayballer: posts the ante 20000<br />
hotmark777: posts the ante 20000<br />
annekechillo: posts small blind 100000<br />
tayballer: posts big blind 200000<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
hotmark777: folds<br />
usourcek: raises 3082165 to 3282165 and is all-in<br />
annekechillo: calls 3182165<br />
tayballer: folds<br />
*** FLOP *** [7d 4d 4h]<br />
*** TURN *** [7d 4d 4h] [Td]<br />
*** RIVER *** [7d 4d 4h Td] [Th]<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
annekechillo: shows [Jc Kh] (two pair, Tens and Fours)<br />
usourcek: shows [9d Ac] (two pair, Tens and Fours &#8211; Ace kicker)<br />
usourcek collected 6844330 from pot<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot 6844330 | Rake 0<br />
Board [7d 4d 4h Td Th]<br />
Seat 1: usourcek (button) showed [9d Ac] and won (6844330) with two pair, Tens and Fours<br />
Seat 2: annekechillo (small blind) showed [Jc Kh] and lost with two pair, Tens and Fours<br />
Seat 4: tayballer (big blind) folded before Flop<br />
Seat 7: hotmark777 folded before Flop (didn&#8217;t bet)</p>
<p>The bad luck didn&#8217;t stop there as annekechillo put his tournament at risk with, once again, pocket threes. This time, however, ran into pocket jacks, which ended the player&#8217;s impressive run.</p>
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<p>PokerStars Game #15536869233: Tournament #77290333, $500+$30 Hold&#8217;em No Limit &#8211; Level XXXII (100000/200000) &#8211; 2008/02/25 &#8211; 04:24:51 (ET)<br />
Table &#8217;77290333 283&#8242; 9-max Seat #1 is the button<br />
Seat 1: usourcek (7622107 in chips)<br />
Seat 2: annekechillo (1579798 in chips)<br />
Seat 4: tayballer (7061976 in chips)<br />
Seat 7: hotmark777 (15606119 in chips)<br />
usourcek: posts the ante 20000<br />
annekechillo: posts the ante 20000<br />
tayballer: posts the ante 20000<br />
hotmark777: posts the ante 20000<br />
annekechillo: posts small blind 100000<br />
tayballer: posts big blind 200000<br />
*** HOLE CARDS ***<br />
hotmark777: raises 277777 to 477777<br />
usourcek: folds<br />
annekechillo: raises 1082021 to 1559798 and is all-in<br />
tayballer: folds<br />
hotmark777: calls 1082021<br />
*** FLOP *** [5h 4s 9c]<br />
*** TURN *** [5h 4s 9c] [Td]<br />
*** RIVER *** [5h 4s 9c Td] [5d]<br />
*** SHOW DOWN ***<br />
annekechillo: shows [3c 3d] (two pair, Fives and Threes)<br />
hotmark777: shows [Jd Jh] (two pair, Jacks and Fives)<br />
hotmark777 collected 3399596 from pot<br />
*** SUMMARY ***<br />
Total pot 3399596 | Rake 0<br />
Board [5h 4s 9c Td 5d]<br />
Seat 1: usourcek (button) folded before Flop (didn&#8217;t bet)<br />
Seat 2: annekechillo (small blind) showed [3c 3d] and lost with two pair, Fives and Threes<br />
Seat 4: tayballer (big blind) folded before Flop<br />
Seat 7: hotmark777 showed [Jd Jh] and won (3399596) with two pair, Jacks and Fives</p>
<p>Shot stacked usourcek ran and ended up making the improbable run to victory and took down the extra $30,000. The final numbers ended this way:</p>
<p>usourcek: $155,000<br />
hotmark777: $121,175<br />
tayballer: $126,070<br />
annekechillo: $196,750<br />
PokerTov: $62, 465<br />
backmanslivs: $46,212<br />
HissiProppen: $33,464<br />
cnew27: $21,034<br />
sami31: $12,429</p>
<p>Keep in mind, the final four players made a deal based on equity when they were at four players.</p>
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