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Florida Lawmakers Make Their Move, Offering Gambling Expansion Bill

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Florida Lawmakers Make Their Move, Offering Gambling Expansion Bill
Florida lawmakers have been wining and dining with Las Vegas casino executives for the better part of this year. On Wednesday, the executives started to receive their payback when a bill was filed that would make the Sunshine State one of the major casino gambling destinations in the US.The bill is only the first step in what is expected to be a long process towards full scale Vegas-style casino gambling in Florida. The legislation calls for the creation of the Florida State Gaming Commission, which would oversee all regulations and expansion of gambling in the state moving forward.The bill also would bring relief to a state budget deficit that is amongst the worst of any state in the country. The promise of billions of dollars in tax revenue, along with thousands of temporary and permanent jobs is what is driving the Republican-led Legislature to push the casino resort gambling bill.Analysts have assumed that full-scale gambling was in the cards in Florida since Genting bought the current home of the Miami Herald. The building will be the future home of Resorts World Miami, another in the growing list of luxury resorts by Genting. The company is based in Malaysia, but has spent much of the past decade expanding across the world. Miami is one of the two destinations the bill would authorize for casino resort licenses. Broward and Miami-Dade Counties are already considered to be the gaming center of Florida, and the destination resorts would only add to reputation Miami has of being one of the top tourist destinations in the US.Broward has the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood that offers blackjack, baccarat, poker, and Incredible Hulk Slots. The Seminoles are watching the state closely when it comes to gambling expansion. If the state passes the gaming bill proposed today, it could lead to a legal battle with the tribe. Seminole lawyers have maintained that if the state adds new casinos, the compact that was signed last year between the state and the Seminoles would be voided.Las Vegas Sands would seem to be the other gaming company to make out if the gambling bill passes in Florida. LVS CEO Sheldon Adelson has been pitching casino resorts to Governor Rick Scott since Scott was elected. One of the first trips Scott took last year when he was elected was on a private plane that is owned by Adelson.Experts still believe that a bill passing this year to expand gambling would be a reach. There is plenty of opposition in Florida to more gambling, especially in Central and Northern Florida. Currently, lawmakers are only looking to add destination resorts in Broward and Miami-Dade. October 26, 2011Posted By Terry GoodwinStaff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.comSubmit News!

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His palms are sweaty and his heart is racing
but he smiles when he sees his cards.

“I can’t lose this one”
he says
with a big grin on his face.

Poker in cyberspace is perfect for anyone not having a poker face.

Johan Eriksson shows me his hand. A full house
queens full of jacks. There are 260 dollars in the pot. Jack from Ohio just folded his hand
but Hans from Norway and Steven from Australia both called Johan’s 20 dollar bet.

He shows me his hand again. “Can’t lose this one”
he says for the second time. A click on the mouse and Johan is 320 dollar richer. He was correct
he couldn’t lose that one.

We are neither in Las Vegas or in Atlantic City
but in a small one bedroom apartment in Copenhagen
Denmark.

The battle is fought on the internet
where cyberspace is lightening up Johan’s computer screen.

The online poker room is called full tilt poker
the server is in Costa Rica somewhere
and the players are from all over the world.

When poker online started at the end of the nineties
it created mixed feelings amongst real time casino poker players.

Some took the view that it would damage real poker casino games in casinos by tempting regular customers to only play poker online.

Others were fascinated that they could remain at home and play poker (in the underwear) against real people from the whole world.

Online poker was as sent from heaven for those who felt uncomfortable in a casino poker room or had a hard time finding a poker room near to home.

“You have to be careful”
Johan says
in the middle of a new hand. “Internet poker is twice as fast as live poker
so the money comes and goes just as quickly”.

“Damn
he caught an Ace on the river”
Johann shouts. “Lost 30 bucks on that hand. Well
well
easy come
easy go”

Johan started off playing poker at high school
but unlike most of us
didn’t quit playing this great game.

He has since the high school days dreamt of watching the “big boys” play
so he bought himself a plane ticket to Las Vegas at the tender age of 21. In Las Vegas he discovered the poker game of Texas Holdem.

He introduced the game to his poker buddies in Danemark
and the game of Five Card Draw was dead and buried for ever.

Johan just returned from his seventh trip to The Sin City. “It’s the same routine every time”
he says. Straight in to the Hotel Mirage
dumping off the suitcases
and heading straight to the poker room.

He never gambles in the casino. Just plays true poker
and spends the majority of his vacation time playing tournament poker. To him
this is the best holiday any unmarried guy can have.

His goal every time is to win the equivalent of airplane and hotel costs. He has managed that the last four times
but haven’t won a big tournament yet.

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Black Friday Saves One Player’s Money & Relationship

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Black Friday Saves One Players Money & Relationship
published on 04/23/11 at 8:54 am One person who will be saving money after Black Friday, is Steve Street3 Carse. Known to have wasted thousands of dollars on online poker sites, the recent federal take over of Full Tilt Poker will have a positive effect on Mr. Carses financial statements. Angel Valdez, of the Online Poker Team, fires some questions at Oklahomas number one degenerate. How much money have you saved since Online poker got shut down?I transferred my last $80 on FTP to Angel to bet on black at the casino. He informed me that I lost. So, I would have naturally deposited another $50 and in turn, ran that up to around $55, then lost it all. Then I would have reloaded again. I would guess since Friday, I have saved around $450. But, since I dont have online poker anymore, i am extremely bored and have since spent over $1500 on various illegal endeavors. Those intruders in their homes have names? Some call them Kids, and others call them Mom/Dad/HoneyHonestly I am scared to death about what this question means and wonder how much meth the interviewer has inhaled to come up with such a psycho question. I live with my girlfriend Kelly and I have not seen any intruders in my home. When they stepped outside did the sun melt off their skin? Did they get the vampire effect?Again, another scary question that makes about as much sense as a gaggle of coked up geese selling cookies to gimps. Is their ability to make money playing online poker myopia equal to lets say Charlie Sheen thinking hes normal?I dont know what myopia means and Im too fucking lazy to google it. Charlie Sheen has Goddesses, cocaine, no teeth and millions of dollars. I have Kelly, teeth and tens of dollars. You tell me. Why is chicke nmeth so addictive, especially among online poker players?A bit of history, Chicken meth was introduced in Arkansas by Jeremy Allen. Its a combination of meth, chicken shit and feathers. It gives one the ability to 5bet shove 73o into AA and see a 773 flop. Or at least thats what chicken meth benders will trick your mind into seeing. On the evolutionary poker scale, where would you place IBGPN?I would place him at the bottom of the scale. Somewhere between a single celled organism and tadpole. While he can swim with the sharks, hes often overlooked as his bank roll rarely goes above the $1 mark. His most frequent sightings have the word (OBSERVER) after his name. I just had a cup of tea and a grilled cheese sandwich. Comments?You must be gay or British. Related posts: Best Kept Poker Tip: Rakeback Saving You A Lot Of Money Rakeback Saves the Day GI Joe Assaults Online Poker, Refrigerated Beer, Noobs

Global Poker Index: Seidel Reclaims Top Spot, Duhamel Surges

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Global Poker Index: Seidel Reclaims Top Spot, Duhamel Surges
January 19 2012, Mickey Doft Related Articles Global Poker Index: Matt Marafioti Cracks the Top 10 Global Poker Index: Bertrand “ElkY” Grospellier Back On Top Global Poker Index: Bertrand “ElkY” Grospellier Closes The Gap Related Players Share It Tags Federated Sports + Gaming, GPI Rankings, Global Poker Index, Poker Rankings, Erik Seidel, Jonathan Duhamel Print Each week, the Global Poker Index releases a list of the top 300 tournament poker players in the world using a formula that takes a player’s results over six half-year periods. The 2012 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure made major waves across the GPI the last two weeks with several players kicking off 2012 in style. For a look at the entire list of 300, visit the official GPI website. The Top 10 as of January 16, 2012 Rank Player Total Score Change in Rank from Last Week 1 Erik Seidel 2,988.29 +1 2 Jason Mercier 2,986.07 -1 3 Bertrand ElkY Grospellier 2,823.70 0 4 Eugene Katchalov 2,760.52 0 5 Shawn Buchanan 2,672.49 +1 6 Sam Trickett 2,582.47 -1 7 Matt Waxman 2,429.83 +1 8 Will “The Thrill” Failla 2,423.22 +1 9 Vanessa Selbst 2,412.31 -2 10 Mike “Timex” McDonald 2,406.80 +1 Erik Seidel overtook Jason Mercier for the top spot on the GPI thanks to results from the 2011 PCA that matured into Period 3. With no results in Period 3 prior to this week, Seidel is now reaping the benefits of the GPI scoring system as his amazing first half of 2011 is being recognized in the point standings. Sitting just outside the top 10 in the No. 11 spot is Jonathan Duhamel. After rising 30 places last week following his fourth place finish in the $100,000 No-Limit Hold’em Super High Roller Event for $313,600, Duhamel added three more final tables and roughly $900,000 in earnings to his 2012 resume. He moved up 41 places this week and with no major results due to expire in the next few weeks, there’s a good chance he can crack the top ten. Welcome to the GPI A whopping 27 players are new to the GPI this week. Russia’s Leonid Bilokur landed at No. 97 after he collected $1,134,930 for his win in the $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Max High Roller. Jon Turner cashed three times at the PCA to return to the list, and Faraz Jaka’s third place finish in the Main Event boosted him back into the rankings after a one week absence. New Additions Player Total GPI Score GPI Rank Leonid Bilokur 1,529.15 97th Jon Turner 1,442.92 119th Faraz Jaka 1,358.71 145th Kunimaro Kojo 1,329.40 151st Randy Lew 1,328.43 152nd Ruben Visser 1,294.23 162nd Luca Pagano 1,243.81 187th Jason Koon 1,229.66 192nd Corey Burbick 1,226.39 194th Kyle Julius 1.195.52 215th Laurence Houghton 1,158.13 232nd Maksim Semisoshenko 1,154.46 234th Andrew Badecker 1,145.67 240th Nicholas Grippo 1,137.00 246th Pius Heinz 1,133.10 249th Danyel Boyaciyan 1.125.96 252nd Bolivar Palacios 1,117.17 255th Xuan Liu 1,109.73 258th Vyacheslav Igin 1,106.18 262nd Lie Boeree 1,103.27 263rd Justin Schwartz 1,102.75 264th Alexander Venovski 1,084.03 278th Eddy Sabat 1,083.22 279th Mike Leah 1,076.53 282nd Yuliyan Nikolaev Kolev 1,070.48 286th Stephen Chidwick 1,062.44 291st Adam Levy 1,062.11 292nd Who’s off the GPI this week? Well, a lot of folks: Alex Debus, Allen Cunningham, Amnon Filippi, Andrew Robl, Brandon Cantu, Daniel Reijmer, David Ulliott, Erick Lindgren, Fabrizio Gonzalez, Gregory Brooks, Humberto Brenes, Jan Bendik, Jared Jaffee, Joe Hachem, John Andress, Joe Serock, Nenad Medic, Nicolas Cardyn, Nikolay Evdakov, Ognjen Sekularac, Paul Berende, Phil Laak, Praz Bansi, Richard Ashby, Sebastian Ruthenberg, Ted Forrest, and Ville Haavisto. Ups and Downs The biggest rise of the week belonged to Andrew Chen, who climbed 119 spots to No. 96. Two of his three PCA cashes count toward the GPI, including a runner-up showing in the $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Max High-Roller tournament worth $191,984. Isaac Haxton (up 94 places) and Nicolas Fierro (up 103 places) rode top five finishes in the $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Max High Roller up the GPI as well. Scott Seiver (up 81 places), who was in the top ten as recently as November, made a nice move back up the ranks with a chop in the $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em Heads-Up Championship worth $78,210. Biggest Gains Rank Player Total Score Change in Rank From Last Week 40th Isaac Haxton 1,876.51 +94 52nd Scott Seiver 1.751.91 +81 81st Nicolas Fierro 1,603.75 +103 96th Andrew Chen 1,531.13 +119 98th Barry Greenstein 1.527.34 +112 123rd Keven Stammen 1,434.98 +85 128th Yevgeniy Timoshenko 1,410.65 +94 158th Hans Winzeler 1,314.06 +104 181st Kenny Hallaert 1.257.30 +91 203rd Evgeny Zaytsev 1,216.30 +97 Will Molson took the biggest hit this week. For the first time in four years, Molson did not finish in the top two of the $25,000 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Max High Roller. With his win from 2011 falling into Period 3 and his runner-up showing in 2010 falling into Period 5, Molson tumbled 165 spots in the GPI. Biggest Drops Rank Player Total Score Change in Rank From Last Week 130th William Thorson 1,407.82 -54 147th Erich Kollman 1,347.52 -55 195th Justin Smith 1,224.00 -72 222nd David Paredes 1,188.18 -56 223rd Brandon Meyers 1,183.04 -63 224th Joe Elpayaa 1,183.79 -56 225th Daniel Colman 1,179.46 -108 228th Nick Schulman 1,167.88 -109 289th Maria Ho 1,069.07 -56 296th Will Molson 1,055.23 -165 What’s In Store? The 2012 Aussie Millions is under way and will undoubtedly be causing movement in the GPI over the next two weeks. However, that means the 2011 Aussie Millions will carry into Period 3. That will cause serious damage to the scores of Erik Seidel and Sam Trickett. Seidel’s third-place finish in the AUD$100,000 No-Limit Hold’em tournament last January will mature into Period 3, perhaps opening the door once again for Jason Mercier to sit atop the GPI. Trickett, the winner of that tournament, may find himself outside of the top 10. To make matters worse for both, the AUD$250,000 Super High-Roller No-Limit Hold’em, in which Seidel defeated Trickett heads-up, is due to fall into Period 3 in two weeks. As a result, both can expect a rare GPI slide. To look at the entire list of 300, visit the official GPI website. While you’re at it, follow the GPI on Twitter and its Facebook page. To stay on top of the GPI and other happenings in the poker world, follow us on Twitter and like us on Facebook. Follow Mickey Doft on Recent Articles 2012 Aussie Millions Day 8: Lim Wins Event #4; Cockburn Leads Event #5, 18 Remain Ladbrokes Acquires Las Vegas Casino Software Provider Australian Poker Hall of Fame Inducts David Gorr & Jason Gray PokerNews Top 10: Songs to Get You Pumped Up for a Poker Tournament PokerStars Offering $10 Million in Guarantees for Turbo Championship of Online Poker Most Popular This Week The Nightly Turbo: Gus Hansen Wins Big in Macau, Melanie Weisner’s New Deal, and More Jonathan Duhamel Puts 2011 Behind Him, Crushes 2012 PCA The Nightly Turbo: Iowa Senator Supports Online Poker, Galfond Calls for Change, and More The Insiders: U.S. Digital Gaming’s Richard Bronson Discusses Intrastate Online Poker Gabi Campos to Step Down as PokerStars CEO Comments

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Strategy with Kristy: Jared Tendler on the Mental Game of Poker Part 2

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Strategy with Kristy: Jared Tendler on the Mental Game of Poker Part 2
December 22 2011, Kristy Arnett Related Articles Strategy with Kristy: Jared Tendler on the Mental Game of Poker Pt 1 Strategy with Kristy: Andrew Seidman Discusses His Book, Easy Game Strategy with Kristy: Andrew Robl Discusses Televised Cash Game Hands Share It Tags Poker Players, Poker Strategy, PokerNews Podcast, Psychology of Poker Print Jared Tendler is the author of The Mental Game of Poker and has coached more than 200 players from around the world. Equipped with a masters degree in psychology and years of experience as a performance coach, Tendler has become one of poker’s most respected teachers of the mental side of poker, which includes tilt, emotional control, confidence, motivation, and fear. Last week on Strategy with Kristy, brought to you by South Point, Tendler came on the show and discussed how to approach improving your mental game, the Adult Learning Model, and more. This week, host Kristy Arnett put into practice a few tips she learned from Tendler and discusses her experience. Here is a snippet from the interview: Personally, I feel like my confidence changes so much. Sometimes I feel unstoppable and other times I feel like I can’t do anything right. Can you talk a little bit about confidence and the importance of finding middle ground with it? Confidence is huge. The key thing to keep in mind with confidence is that we’re looking for it to be stable, meaning that it doesn’t swing too high or too low. Those times when you feel unstoppable are almost not as real as the times when you feel like nothing can go right. Neither one is accurate. When you feel unstoppable, some players feel like they can beat anybody like the Iveys or the Durrrrs of the world, but that’s not true. It’s an illusion, but it feels that way. In that moment, being carried away by that emotion can be very destructive on the high side. And the same thing on the other side. When a skilled player like yourself, who’s a proven winning player, feels like they can’t doing anything right, that’s as much of an illusion as feeling like you can beat anyone and you’re unstoppable. What we’re trying to do is move you more toward the middle, and the middle is not being numb. This is key because like I said last week, emotion is not the problem. Being neutral and being robotic is not what we’re looking for. We’re looking for your confidence to be much more focused around the things that you control because in the short run in poker, you can very easily have your results fueled by variance in one way or the other. If your emotions and confidence goes along with it, it will be a roller coaster of emotion along with the roller coaster of your results. That means your confidence is perfectly tied to results. What we’re trying to do is create it much more around your skill. Focus your evaluation of your game, not around how much money you won or lost in a single day, but instead on your skill. You have to be able to recognize how well you played or how poorly you played, specifically what mistakes were made, specifically what difficult spots you got yourself into that you made good decisions for. Being able to see the subtle nuances in your game and the subtle nuances in your opponent’s game, allow you to kind of tease out the results in a slightly different way than just money. That’s important to maintain that stability because if you’re able to know definitively, on a day when you lost five or six buy-ins, that you played as well as you could and that none of your C-game or B-game mistakes showed up, then you can walk away feeling pretty good. I’m not saying you feel good losing money, but you can walk away knowing that on a very difficult day, you were able to withstand those beats, withstand all those difficult hands and spots, and played as well as you could. That’s something that creates a lot more stability for confidence in the long run. Podcast Powered By Podbean Tune in every week for new episodes of Strategy with Kristy, brought to you by South Point. Feel free to send in questions, ideas or suggestions for the podcast to kristy@pokernews.com. Also remember to follow PokerNews on Twitter for up-to-the-minute news. Follow Kristy Arnett on Twitter @KristyArnett Comments

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