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Poker player reveals about the online multi accounting world. <REMOVED> he mentions: My journey in poker had been pretty naive i were to find out later that day. As i came to my friends house and went in the room i saw three of my acquaintances and my friend all grinding with a large set up and each player having about 3-4 laptops and accounts on the sites i described and everyone was playing the same tournaments and chopping/swapping action as well. There were prepaid wireless wifi dongles all over the place and it looked like a server room or something. It was very new to me. I came into a world i had never seen before. Basically i was given two accounts right away and they said just get on there its to easy man and we are protected from the harsh downswings and none of the sites minded this as long as there were no obvious colluding taking place. Like say f ex to very strong hands being folded or blatant chip dumping. At first i didn't really give it much thought. I had already had a few good results and thought that this online grind 7 days a week that was available and getting up early in the morning to play only 5-7 hours and living in luxury for cheap was going to be a good life for me at my new sunny location in east asia.

Hi everyone! Previous week I began playing slots here . They withdraw money fast, but i was trying to withdraw only small amounts. Afraid to deposit 100 euros and more. Who can tell me is there any problems with them or..?

I have heard a lot about online poker tournaments and I have a doubt for making some serious money from these tournaments I think these types of online games are just for entertainment? Can anyone provide me some knowledge regarding online tournaments.

Big, positive news came out of New York on Tuesday, June 14, as Senator John Bonacic’s online poker bill, S5302C, passed the state's Senate by a vote of 53-5. The bill quickly passed after earlier in the month the New York Senate Finance Committee reported with a 20-8 vote to the Senate floor. While the bill still has a way to go before it can potentially become a state law, Online Poker Report editor Dustin Gouker pointed out that this represents the first time a gaming bill has passed any legislative chamber in any state since Nevada, Delaware, and New Jersey passed its bills. Poker players have been waiting a long time for any significant movement in online poker legislation. New Jersey, the last of the three states to create a regulated online gaming regime, passed its bill into a law in February 2013, with regulated online poker operators dealing the first hands in November 2013. However, the same day the bill was passed The Buffalo News reported that the chairman of the New York Assembly racing and wagering committee Gary Pretlow reported that the legalization of online poker "is dead." This might be due to there being not much reported support from the Assembly and its session due to end on Thursday, June 16. Even if the Assembly passes the bill without any amendments, in order for the bill to become a law, it would still require the approval of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who would have 10 days to decide whether to pass or veto the bill. If neither action is taken within that period, the bill would automatically become law. Despite what still seems like an uphill battle with time ticking away, the bill has a wide range of support from both the industry and poker players. Long-time online gaming advocate MGM Resorts International, who will likely enter the New Jersey regulated online gaming marketplace through its recent $900 billion acquisition of 50 percent of the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa from Boyd Gaming Corp. earlier in the month, applauds the momentum, citing new tax revenues and player protection. "Creating a safe, regulated option for online poker players in New York would generate millions in new tax revenue that could be used for education and other critical investments," MGM General Counsel John McManus shared in a statement reported on a variety of media outlets. "We applaud the Senate for passing this sensible legislation that will help protect New Yorkers who have for years played online poker on unprotected, off-shore poker websites that today operate with no regulation, fraud controls, or age restrictions. This bill will open opportunities for all providers of online poker to deliver a safe, regulated alternative." Source: PokerNews

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The winner of a recent online satellite tournament series at Intertops Poker is on his way to Italy this weekend to compete in the WPT Venice. Lukas W, a 28 year old civil servant from Germany, won a $2200 WPT Prize Package that includes €990 buy-in for the WPT National Main Event plus premium hotel accommodation near the casino for him and his girlfriend. They were 22 players in the WPT Venice online satellite tournament Final where Lukas (known as Buck$Bunny in the online poker room) won his prize package. Lukas hasn't played a lot of live events. In 2013 he played a 330€ side event at the EPT Berlin and last year he won a seat at the FPS Cannes for 1.100€. He reached day 2 with only 25BB, and then busted fast without cash. Hopefully, it's time for a catch in Venice this weekend! WPT National Venice will be played at the luxurious Casino de Venezia, the oldest gaming establishment in the world. The tournament begins April 17th and the Final Table is on April 20th. Later this month three other online satellite winners will be in the Caribbean representing Team Intertops at the $200K GTD CPPT St Maarten after winning $4100 prize packages last weekend.

Playing poker is the hobby and fantasy of many people. The game of 52 cards along with jokers has driven loads of casino enthusiasts from all over the globe. However, the ultimate test for a poker lover is to maximize the winnings. If you happen to begin with poker, it is wise to first comprhend the basics of the game that would help you on each stage of it. Some of the most imperative things to remember in poker include the most valuable card, that is ACE, and the least valued card, that is 2. Apart from the most valued and the least one, you must also know the ranking of each card when you play with them on the table. In the poker play, it is hands, which make the most importance. Therefore, you must not forget the hands including, Five of a Kind, Straight Flush, Four of a Kind, Full House, Flush, Three of a Kind, Two Pairs, Staright, One pair and No pair. Knowing about all the hands and tips to play them would certainly enable you to play poker in a strategized manner. To visualize these facts Casinofloor has create an Infographics for their users. Probably It could help you. Source of the Image - http://www.pinterest.com/pin/335025659755696731/

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