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<p class="MsoNormal"><strong></strong> <span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%; font-family: &quot;Verdana&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;;">Lot</span> <span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%; font-family: &quot;Verdana&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;;"> of gambling and poker sites offer bonuses, many times there are various types of bonuses too.<span> </span> The different types of bonuses include the one targeted to new players or a poker site which has started for new players. Most of stakeholders will find rewards being given. Any strategy adopted by most of the poker site is for keeping the customer involved, hence most of the times the bonus strategies are competitive. There is a tough fight amongst various competitors, so ideally as a new poker player, the first thing that you need to do is a little bit of research on the various bonuses available and the comparative rates offered in different sites.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%; font-family: &quot;Verdana&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;;">Few of the strategies for <a href="http://www.littlewoodspoker.com/">poker</a> bonuses are innovative like the one where in you are asked to play a game of real <a href="http://www.officialpartypokerbonus.com/">Party Poker Bonus Code</a> and for some real money, this acts as a gift to a new player who joins the site. Another of the strategies is wherein the player has to deposit certain amount of cash and the player needs to play until he is allowed for the amount and also a small proportion of the deposit money, this is by far the most common poker bonuses being offered. To make it more lucrative, there are some sites which offer almost up to 200% of the total amount deposited. To avail the premium, there are chances that the player will be asked to play more games over and above the requisite numbers. At times you are entitled for a premium once you get an amount of Players point.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%; font-family: &quot;Verdana&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;;">These kinds of premiums are helpful for players who frequent poker rooms and are devoted to it. The idea of creation of premium was to help the readers for support and receive money. Premiums are given to them to start on with the game and later carry on with it.</span></p>
<p class="MsoNormal"><span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%; font-family: &quot;Verdana&quot;,&quot;sans-serif&quot;;">So by now, in case if you have made up your mind to play poker online, you must have received a lot of information on the deposit bonuses, it will easier to search about these details on a poker site. The offers are pretty attractive and sure you will soon gain interest to it.</span></p>
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		<title>How to Select a Online Poker Sign-up Bonus</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are various online poker rooms that offer sign up bonuses to first depositors which makes it tough to select a sign-up bonus. Some of these sign up bonuses are given to first depositors after they make a deposit while others are given after registering at the online poker room. </p>
<p>The last four years this has become the most important tool in inviting new costumers to the online poker room. For a large number of poker players these sign up bonuses are a lovely opportunity to enlarge their bankroll easily. It is suggested, especially for beginning poker players, to profit by this free money offers. Online poker bonuses with a massive amount look charming but are normally very tough to complete. Before selecting a sign-up bonus the poker player need to know a couple of aspects of the sign-up bonus.</p>
<p>There are many aspects to look at when deciding which sign-up bonus a person should select.</p>
<p>First, there is the poker sign-up bonus amount. Online poker bonuses often range up to one hundred percent and more of the new poker players first deposit. Huge sign up bonuses are certainly the best but also harder to finish. The amount varies greatly at each online poker room since some online poker rooms offer just $100 while others offer poker bonuses more than $2000.</p>
<p>The poker sign-up bonus match is another important aspect. The poker sign-up bonus match is a percentage of the poker players first deposit. For example, a $150 poker sign-up bonus with a 25% match means that if the poker player deposits $600 the player will receive the total $150 bonus  (25% of $600 being $150). This amount is normally credited to the poker players bonus account.</p>
<p>Next, there are the poker bonus requirements  the number of raked hands that are needed for each $1 in bonus money. These numbers can be found in the poker bonus conditions. For example, a $200 bonus with 10 raked hands for each $1 means that 2000 raked hands need to be earned before the bonus is credited to the players account.</p>
<p>When it comes to raked hands it is also important to know how tough these raked hands are earned at the poker players stakes. Raked hands normally count when a hand is raked more than $0.50 depending on the online poker room. In general, this means that the pot has to be more than $5 in order to receive a raked hand.</p>
<p>Finally, it is important to know if a poker bonus is contributed or non-contributed. Contributed sign up bonuses are certainly harder to finish than non-contributed sign up bonuses. Pay attention to this poker bonus aspect, which can be found in the poker bonus conditions, since the differences between these types of sign up bonuses are significant.</p>
<p>Poker players are allowed to finish more than one poker bonus. Since there are more than a hundred online poker rooms there are various sign up bonuses to choose from. The sign up bonuses also attract poker players that hop from poker site to poker site to complete various sign up bonuses. These poker players always look at the aspects mentioned before they select a new poker bonus. In conclusion, there are multiple poker bonus aspects that a person need to know before selecting a poker bonus. Be sure to read the poker bonus conditions before selecting a sign up bonus.</p>
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<p>State Senator Introduces Online Poker Bill in New Jersey  <br />    A lot of people are asking whether existing online card rooms will be permitted to keep on operating in New Jersey since bills were introduced in the state a few weeks ago that will offer legal intrastate Internet poker and sports betting through Atlantic City casinos.   read more  </p>
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		<title>How to Beat a Poker Bot in Online Poker</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The latest rage by poker aficionados and programmers is to create and use a poker bot that will automatically play online poker with little or no human interaction, with the ultimate goal of winning money. This recent craze has alarmed both online poker sites and players as the fear of a computer program with the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The latest rage by poker aficionados and programmers is to create and use a poker bot that will automatically play online poker with little or no human interaction, with the ultimate goal of winning money. This recent craze has alarmed both online poker sites and players as the fear of a computer program with the capacity to win online poker will essentially be able to outsmart live thinking players of their hard-earned money and eventually rob the poker sites of quality players afraid to play against so many poker bots.</p>
<p>A recent industry study concluded that 12% of online poker players were apprehensive about or had completely stopped playing online poker in light of the recent poker bot craze. That essentially sends players offline rather than risk their money against these new computer-generated poker bots.</p>
<p>However, there are several ways to beat a poker bot in online poker, and knowing these methods will certainly give the human player back the edge against poker bots. One fact that makes a poker bot a better player is that they lack the human emotion or power of reasoning that a human must use when playing online poker. A poker bot is not apt to go on &#8217;tilt&#8217; or get angry when they are the victims of a bad beat.</p>
<p>In playing online poker, human players are up against two major advantages. One is the computer generated code created by the poker sites to determine shuffles, deals and outcomes of a hand, while the other disadvantage, just as dangerous to your bankroll, is the poker bot, that is pre-programmed with all the statistics and probabilities of the game.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, you can use the computer-generated codes of the poker sites and poker bots against them if you understand how they work. A poker bot is confined to making decisions based solely on the play of the game with regard to its statistical analysis of poker. In other words, a poker bot will only make decisions based on known patterns in the game.</p>
<p>Moreover, the online poker sites, which actively attempt to detect and thwart the efforts of poker bot programmers and users, have implemented a counter-measure to the poker bots, using the same known patterns. By implementing a counter measure to the poker bots, a poker site is able to ensure that a poker bot will not win since the poker bots actions are predictable and confined to a skill-set directly related to statistical odds and probability.</p>
<p>This, as confusing as it may seem, actually works to the advantage of the human player. While the poker site&#8217;s software is actively seeking the poker bot patterns and attempting to detect who is a human and who is a computer generated bot script, they also inadvertently implemented a flaw which allows a human player to take advantage of the online poker sites weakness.</p>
<p>In reality, this has resulted in a human player having the ability to not only beat the poker bot, but beat human opponents as well. By following a set pattern that the online poker sites are using, an advantage is created for anyone who is aware of that pattern. This pattern is known as a sequential algorithm and that algorithm dramatically has changed the poker game online to force wins and losses in a set, specific and predictable pattern.</p>
<p>It is not only plausible to beat a poker bot; it is easily accomplished by recognizing the patterns used by online poker sites. These patterns are simple to learn and require little skill by a human player. So the next time you think about playing poker online, consider using the codes and algorithms created by the poker site to your advantage. They are there to prevent the poker bots from winning, but not you!</p>
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<p>Poker Hall of Fame Adds Two Players (source: about.com)  <br />This year, the Poker Hall of Fame inducted two new members to it&#8217;s exclusive club: Harry Orenstein, who invented the hole cam that&#8217;s made poker on TV exciting, and Dewey&#8230; (source: about.com) - RSS news feeds and Widgets on Feedzilla.com   </p>
<p>Poll: Best Places to Play Poker in Vegas (source: about.com)  <br />So I&#8217;m having a grand time in Vegas at all my favorite Vegas poker rooms, but I am always open to new opinions and ideas. So vote on what you&#8230; (source: about.com) - RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com   </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The latest rage by poker aficionados and programmers is to create and use a poker bot that will automatically play online poker with little or no human interaction, with the ultimate goal of winning money. This recent craze has alarmed both online poker sites and players as the fear of a computer program with the capacity to win online poker will essentially be able to outsmart live thinking players of their hard-earned money and eventually rob the poker sites of quality players afraid to play against so many poker bots.</p>
<p>A recent industry study concluded that 12% of online poker players were apprehensive about or had completely stopped playing online poker in light of the recent poker bot craze. That essentially sends players offline rather than risk their money against these new computer-generated poker bots.</p>
<p>However, there are several ways to beat a poker bot in online poker, and knowing these methods will certainly give the human player back the edge against poker bots. One fact that makes a poker bot a better player is that they lack the human emotion or power of reasoning that a human must use when playing online poker. A poker bot is not apt to go on &#8217;tilt&#8217; or get angry when they are the victims of a bad beat.</p>
<p>In playing online poker, human players are up against two major advantages. One is the computer generated code created by the poker sites to determine shuffles, deals and outcomes of a hand, while the other disadvantage, just as dangerous to your bankroll, is the poker bot, that is pre-programmed with all the statistics and probabilities of the game.</p>
<p>Nevertheless, you can use the computer-generated codes of the poker sites and poker bots against them if you understand how they work. A poker bot is confined to making decisions based solely on the play of the game with regard to its statistical analysis of poker. In other words, a poker bot will only make decisions based on known patterns in the game.</p>
<p>Moreover, the online poker sites, which actively attempt to detect and thwart the efforts of poker bot programmers and users, have implemented a counter-measure to the poker bots, using the same known patterns. By implementing a counter measure to the poker bots, a poker site is able to ensure that a poker bot will not win since the poker bots actions are predictable and confined to a skill-set directly related to statistical odds and probability.</p>
<p>This, as confusing as it may seem, actually works to the advantage of the human player. While the poker site&#8217;s software is actively seeking the poker bot patterns and attempting to detect who is a human and who is a computer generated bot script, they also inadvertently implemented a flaw which allows a human player to take advantage of the online poker sites weakness.</p>
<p>In reality, this has resulted in a human player having the ability to not only beat the poker bot, but beat human opponents as well. By following a set pattern that the online poker sites are using, an advantage is created for anyone who is aware of that pattern. This pattern is known as a sequential algorithm and that algorithm dramatically has changed the poker game online to force wins and losses in a set, specific and predictable pattern.</p>
<p>It is not only plausible to beat a poker bot; it is easily accomplished by recognizing the patterns used by online poker sites. These patterns are simple to learn and require little skill by a human player. So the next time you think about playing poker online, consider using the codes and algorithms created by the poker site to your advantage. They are there to prevent the poker bots from winning, but not you!</p>
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<p>Poker &#038; Pop Culture: Poker-Playing Presidents (source: pokernews.com)  <br />Americans head to the polls today to elect their 44th president.  It has been a long, arduous, hotly-contested battle, and those reporting it have seen fit on numerous occasions to employ a variety of poker metaphors along the way&#8230; (source: pokernews.com) - RSS widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com   </p>
<p>Brian Townsend Admits to Multi-Accounting (source: PokerSourceOnline.com)  <br />Brian Townsend, a CardRunners.com instructor and one of the most popular young internet poker  &#8230; (source: PokerSourceOnline.com) - News widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com   </p>
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		<description><![CDATA[A simple online search on the keyword &#8217;starting poker hands guide&#8217; reveals that there are a number of such basic poker guides; which is just as well, as there are so many different forms of poker. Moreover, poker is a highly dynamic game, a game in which new developments are coming up by almost every [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A simple online search on the keyword &#8217;starting poker hands guide&#8217; reveals that there are a number of such basic poker guides; which is just as well, as there are so many different forms of poker. Moreover, poker is a highly dynamic game, a game in which new developments are coming up by almost every passing half a decade (although the fundamentals, of course, never seem to change); so that basic poker guides that might have looked great in the early 90s might not really provide the information a person getting introduced to poker in today&#8217;s age of online poker would be looking for.</p>
<p>The journey towards choosing the ideal starting poker hands guide has to begin with the (potential) player working out what type of poker they are really keen on playing - as there are different types of poker, from the popular Texas Holdem rules poker to the lesser known forms of the game like &#8216;carbon poker.&#8217; As it turns out then, the ideal starting poker hands guide for someone who is keen on Texas Holdem rules poker might not be the ideal starting poker hands guide for someone who is keen on say, carbon poker.</p>
<p>Indeed, the more specific a potential poker player can be about the type of poker they are considering playing, the better their chances of getting the ideal guide for their purposes. Someone who is really keen on Texas Holdem rules poker, for instance, will tend to discover that there is still a variety of Texas Holdem rules varieties they can specialize in, an example of which is for instance the preflop strategy; which is considered by many authorities to be the best way to get introduced to Texas Holdem poker.</p>
<p>Should one start out looking for a starting poker hands guide, then narrow down their search to a particular variety of poker (say poker starting hands guide for Texas Holdem), and then further narrow down their search to a particular strategy in Texas Holdem - say to a guide on the preflop poker strategy, then they have chances of getting a highly specialized poker starting hands guide that can provide them with highly specialized information, which if well practiced, can turn them into poker specialists on that particular type of poker they happen to have so gotten inducted into.</p>
<p>The fact that there exists highly specialized poker guides (like the preflop poker strategy guide mentioned earlier, which deals with one particular strategy in one particular form of poker) means that the starting poker hands guides are not a preserve of novices looking to learn and try their very first hands in poker, but also experienced poker players seeking to enhance their knowledge of poker - since poker is a very extensive and &#8216;quite brainy&#8217; game; of which no one can honestly say they know everything about.</p>
<p>So the next time you see someone searching online for, or reading through a poker starting hands guide, don&#8217;t assume that they are absolute novices at the game, as they could be world champions on the game - just seeking to learn one more form of poker.</p>
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<p>Poker Pros Understand Fold Equity <br />A level of online poker aggression that rarely gets discussed, but yet is quite prevalent and a large part of Texas Holdem poker games is fold equity. Fold equity is an advantage that the poker pro creates for himself by betting and raising, rather than just calling, with the intent of making his opponents fold their hands. </p>
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The exact age people actually started playing poker is heavily disputed. This game has many variations. So it is possible that it was born in several different places. It is common belief, however, that poker was invented by the Chinese way back in the 10th Century A.D.
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<p>The exact age people actually started playing poker is heavily disputed. This game has many variations. So it is possible that it was born in several different places. It is common belief, however, that poker was invented by the Chinese way back in the 10th Century A.D.</p>
<p>People believe that poker came from Chinese dominoes. It is said that Emperor Mu-Tsang of China played a game of domino cards, a possible ancestor of poker, with his wife a day before the 969 A.D. new year. </p>
<p>Some others feel that poker in fact has its roots in as-nas, a Persian game. This game which was first played in and around the 17th century was a 5 player game and was unique in the fact that it had only 25 cards in the deck with 5 different suits.</p>
<p>Some others claim that &#8220;poque&#8221;, a French card game was the true ancestor of poker. It was invented in 1480 by the French who settled in New Orleans. They used the normal deck of cards. </p>
<p>Dawn of the Era of Online Poker.</p>
<p>People invented games in the bygone era which resulted in poker. Now poker itself has reinvented itself into a new form -Online Poker. People are crazy about this game which offers many advantages over normal casino poker. This craze is spreading fast among all age groups and types of people.</p>
<p>Best Poker sites:</p>
<p>The best poker site is most probably one of those listed below. Novices can view these sites to find the site that suits him/her the best to improve his poker playing.</p>
<p>1) The forums on CardsChat.com</p>
<p>This is probably the best poker playing site online. It has a forum for exclusively poker and another for other card games. Poker players can read the various topics in the forums.</p>
<p>www.cardschat.com is the place to go if you want an active poker forum.</p>
<p>2) Learn Texas Hold&#8217;em</p>
<p>This is easily the best online pokers site for beginners. Here there are various write-ups on hold&#8217;em, advanced poker strategies and poker rankings. There are various poker tables, tips, and even a question and answer section in the site. </p>
<p>www.learn-texas-holdem.com is a must visit for beginners.</p>
<p>3) Celebrity Poker Showdown</p>
<p>It is the official site of the poker program on Bravo TV. It has complete videos of games and tip for gaming. It is the most famous poker site in the world wide web. If fame was everything, this site will win hands down.</p>
<p>It has an interactive flash animation on playing Texas Hold&#8217;em. It also features the poker great Phil Gorden</p>
<p>Play poker with the celebs at www.bravotv.com/Celebrity_Poker_Showdown</p>
<p>4) Poker Babes </p>
<p>It includes the profiles of prominent poker champions. You will be shocked to see the number of women champions in this man&#8217;s game</p>
<p>It is the best site for women poker players. It has many perks for women players and offers them a lot of priceless tips for excelling. After all, why should boys have all the fun?</p>
<p>All women poker players must visit www.poker-babes.com</p>
<p>5) Online Poker Guru </p>
<p>It is indispensable for poker rules, strategies, tips and tricks. It also runs down the memory lane by presenting the history of poker and poker vocabulary. It is among the best novice sites.  This site is the true guru in teaching poker for novices.</p>
<p>Let the Guru teach you how at www.pokeronlineguru.com</p>
<p>6) Poker News </p>
<p>This site is a strong contender for the best poker site award. It offers unbiased reviews of other poker sites and helps users to join the poker room that suits them best. This is the place you need to be in if you want to stay in touch with poker and other poker players.</p>
<p>Get to know the latest in poker www.pokernews.com</p>
<p>7) Poker terminology glossary</p>
<p>This site has a comprehensive list of poker slang, definitions, terms and other must-knows for basic poker play. It cannot be done without for beginners. Even experts may have to cross check with this list at times.<br />
Learn poker slang and terminology on www.conjelco.com/pokglossary.html<br />
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This site stands out in providing novices the various possible starting hands of poker and also gives strategies for hi/lo split low limit Omaha games.</p>
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<p>Poker After Dark - Big Man Straight (source: launchpoker.com)  <br />When Poker After Dark started their new season, they started to bring in some new blood as well. In the Cash Game episode, where players paid $100k to play, Phil Hellmuth, Tom Dwan, Allen Cunningham, Guy Laliberte, Mike Baxter, and David Peat were invited &#8230; (source: launchpoker.com) - RSS and News widget on Feedzilla.com   </p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A simple online search on the keyword &#8217;starting poker hands guide&#8217; reveals that there are a number of such basic poker guides; which is just as well, as there are so many different forms of poker. Moreover, poker is a highly dynamic game, a game in which new developments are coming up by almost every passing half a decade (although the fundamentals, of course, never seem to change); so that basic poker guides that might have looked great in the early 90s might not really provide the information a person getting introduced to poker in today&#8217;s age of online poker would be looking for.</p>
<p>The journey towards choosing the ideal starting poker hands guide has to begin with the (potential) player working out what type of poker they are really keen on playing - as there are different types of poker, from the popular Texas Holdem rules poker to the lesser known forms of the game like &#8216;carbon poker.&#8217; As it turns out then, the ideal starting poker hands guide for someone who is keen on Texas Holdem rules poker might not be the ideal starting poker hands guide for someone who is keen on say, carbon poker.</p>
<p>Indeed, the more specific a potential poker player can be about the type of poker they are considering playing, the better their chances of getting the ideal guide for their purposes. Someone who is really keen on Texas Holdem rules poker, for instance, will tend to discover that there is still a variety of Texas Holdem rules varieties they can specialize in, an example of which is for instance the preflop strategy; which is considered by many authorities to be the best way to get introduced to Texas Holdem poker.</p>
<p>Should one start out looking for a starting poker hands guide, then narrow down their search to a particular variety of poker (say poker starting hands guide for Texas Holdem), and then further narrow down their search to a particular strategy in Texas Holdem - say to a guide on the preflop poker strategy, then they have chances of getting a highly specialized poker starting hands guide that can provide them with highly specialized information, which if well practiced, can turn them into poker specialists on that particular type of poker they happen to have so gotten inducted into.</p>
<p>The fact that there exists highly specialized poker guides (like the preflop poker strategy guide mentioned earlier, which deals with one particular strategy in one particular form of poker) means that the starting poker hands guides are not a preserve of novices looking to learn and try their very first hands in poker, but also experienced poker players seeking to enhance their knowledge of poker - since poker is a very extensive and &#8216;quite brainy&#8217; game; of which no one can honestly say they know everything about.</p>
<p>So the next time you see someone searching online for, or reading through a poker starting hands guide, don&#8217;t assume that they are absolute novices at the game, as they could be world champions on the game - just seeking to learn one more form of poker.</p>
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<p>California Tribes Opposed to Online Poker  <br />    Nine California tribes sent correspondence Monday to the Senate Governmental Organization Committee opposing intrastate Internet poker. The committee is giving consideration to online poker, and is meeting with card club interests and tribes, including the Morongo Band of Mission Indians near Cabazon.   read more  </p>
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		<title>Making Money at Online Poker With a Bot</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Online poker is a billion dollar business. The thrill of sitting at home and playing poker has become an everyday event for millions of people all over the world. The World Poker Tour and similar tournaments have made people rich playing poker and they opened the door for online poker sites to start their own version of poker tournaments. Beginners, as well as seasoned players are spending money and a lot of time to win jackpots worth millions.</p>
<p>Poker playing is a combination of skill, focus and intuition, blended with an initial stake and a desire to win. Age, race, education and economic status are not as important as taking the first step and learning how to play the game the right way. Thanks to relatively new poker technology any player can become a seasoned winning veteran quickly by purchasing software called a poker robot, which is better known as a poker bot. The poker bot hooks up to any online poker site and is programmed to bet, raise, call, bluff or fold at the appropriate time during a game. The player can adjust the program to suit playing styles and the style of other players. Everything a player needs has been programmed into the bot, all the player needs to do is pick the online site and start winning.</p>
<p>Winning is not guaranteed by poker bot companies, although some poker bot makers strongly advertise their winning capabilities. Poker bots are legal, but there are some poker sites that don&#8217;t allow players to use them. If a poker bot is detected on a site that does not allow their use, the site will confiscate all winnings, as well as any money deposited in the account and will ban the player from the site There are new poker sites popping up daily and many of them condone the use of bots and even pay companies a commission to sell them to players. Some poker sites use poker bots to keep the tables in play during slow times or to fill a table when there are just a couple of real players playing.</p>
<p>Most poker players who invest in a poker bot want to win and make money. Marketing companies that sell bots claim a player can go from rags to riches using a poker bot, but most of the inexpensive bots on the market are not worth the investment. In order to find the right bot to win money, the first step is to do some research. All poker bots are not created equal, after all, they are software programs and they are only as good as the information that was used to program them. Most programmers understand the game, but if they knew how to win big money consistently, they would be playing, not building programs. There are other programs that are worth the investment because they have been designed by groups of University students who have share knowledge about different aspects of the game. Those groups, as well as others are creating great poker bots that keep getting better every year. Poker bots are not far behind new backgammon and chess bots that are designed to win every game and are almost unbeatable.</p>
<p>Poker bots that think and reason have not been created yet, but a big advantage of a poker bot is it can not be intimidated. Players will back off from aggressive players, bots will not. The good poker bots are programmed to do whatever it takes to win. In order to win money using a poker bot, a player must be able to identify where and who to play. Veteran players and big money games are use to poker bots and can hold there own playing against them. Low limit games and new players don&#8217;t have the experience or the focus to play against a poker bot and that is where a player has the best chance of winning consistently.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s better to win 10 small pots of $20 over an extended period of play than it is to play in a big game. Winning small pots on a daily basis in low limit games is the best strategy when using a bot, especially if you&#8217;re new to a site or have just started to play. As long as a poker bot is not undermining the confidence of other players or winning becomes too obvious and causes the site to investigate, a player can develop a money making strategy using a bot. In fact if a player finds four or five low limit games on different online sites, the bot can play for a good portion of each day and the winnings increase substantially.</p>
<p>People are winning big when they develop a system that works for them. Any player can win money consistently using a poker bot if a strategy is developed that contains research, patience, knowledge and a strong desire to win. Poker bots are changing the way poker is being played on online poker sites. It&#8217;s not people vs people vs computer anymore, it&#8217;s computer vs computer vs people and it may even come down to computer vs computers unless the online sites develop new guidelines, terms and conditions. Until that happens the poker bot is man&#8217;s new best poker friend and winning partner.</p>
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		<title>Texas Hold Em Poker Schools With No Deposit Poker Bonus</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interested in learning poker online for free? Then check out one of the best ways to learn poker: Free Texas hold Em Poker Schools. No matter if You are an absolute newbie or an advanced player, these poker schools will have the right poker lessons for You.</p>
<p>To get started You will have to open a free account at the poker school and You will get access to to the Beginners Learning Materials. Usually the schools offer a choice of articles, videos and coaching sessions to teach You poker. The Beginners Sections are usually aimed at teaching You a small stack cash game strategy.</p>
<p>Once You mastered the basics You can take a simple poker quiz at the free poker schools. If You pass the test You will be given a no deposit poker bonus. The Texas Hold Em Poker School will start Your poker bankroll for free. Up to $150 is given away to players by the poker schools. No Deposit Needed.<br />
This way You can start to test Your new Texas Hold Em Poker Skills at real money tables without investing own money.</p>
<p>Should You make some of the typical beginners failures then it will not cost You any of Your money but just the bonus You got free. This also puts You in a situation without any presssure and helps You to develop Your best game this way.</p>
<p>As You continue to become a more advanced player the poker lessons the schools offer will become more complex and YOu will learn a big stack strategy then and also learn about the right tournament play. The Online Poker Schools have poker lessons available for every level. Their Poker Courses are aimed at helping You to improve Your game and a solid bankroll managment, to help You to climp up the limits You play at.</p>
<p>All the poker lessons are usually presented in different media. You can read articles to learn poker or watch a video that will tech You that lesson. In the bigger online poker schools these materials are available in different languages, so everyone will find the right way to learn poker for him.</p>
<p>Although these schools don&#8217;t charge You for their poker education they offer You live poker coaching sessions. The Coach is playing online and will discuss his concepts and strategy right as he plays, while You watch it live and can contact the coach via internet directly. It&#8217;s a great way to learn poker. You get Your questions answered instantly and can get back to coach in real time with everything You don&#8217;t fully understand.</p>
<p>Compared to Poker Books or Poker Lessons DVDs the Texas hold Em Poker Schools on the internet offer You more varieties of learning materials. They also put You in contact with many other players via their forums and communitites. You will always have someone at hand to help YOu if You should get stuck. I think You can learn much more much faster this way then at home with a book or Poker Lessons DVD. The hand discussion forums of the online poker schools alone are worth joing these sites.</p>
<p>And only the online poker schools will give You free money to play poker with. Remember that You will get a free poker bankroll for passing the beginners quiz. A Poker Book or DVD has to be paid for ( and unfortunatly the rather good ones aren&#8217;t cheap ) while the free online poker course pays You to learn poker. Can it get any better than this?</p>
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<p>Poker After Dark - Hard to Read (source: launchpoker.com)  <br />All the players at Poker After Dark&#8217;s the Cash Game show admitted one thing: Durr was hard to read. In the $100k buy in event Phil Hellmuth, Allen Cunningham, Guy Laliberte, Mike Baxter, and David Peat were playing with a crafty player better known for his&#8230; (source: launchpoker.com) - News widgets and RSS feeds on Feedzilla.com   </p>
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