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Archive for June 3rd, 2009

Florida Allows SB 788 No-Limit Poker Gaming Bill to Pass

by Brian Garvin

Recently new venues have been granted the rights to have No-limit poker games legally. This is due to a new bill that has been passed by the Florida State Legislature called the sb-788 No-Limit poker gaming bill. One of the biggest places to gamble in the state is race tracks, which have now been authorized to hold No-Limit poker games. Previously the limit bets per round were set at $5, the maximum buy-ins for poker games $100, and poker tournaments set to $1,000.

Furthermore, one of the biggest changes the sb-788 bill has brought is the hours at which a card room can be open. The new bill has allows card rooms to be open 18 hours a day Monday-Friday, and twenty-four hours a day on the weekends. It has also raised the legal age limit in which a player can play from eighteen to 21 in Seminole nation casinos keeping it in line with the rest of the state. Finally, Hialeah park in Miami-Dade County has been also authorized for poker games.

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Finding The Best Poker Training Software

by Adam Kinning

Are you playing the right style of poker tournament to consistently win at online poker, and have you looked into the best online poker training? If you are a poker enthusiast, then you have probably already heard of online sit n go poker tournaments and how profitable they can be for poker players. Sit n go tournaments are poker games that are usually composed of nine players per table.

When push comes to shove, you want to be able to master all the aspects of the different types of poker games, like Razz, Texas Hold ‘em, Omaha, Five Card Draw and Seven Card Stud. Each one of them has a different personality and you want to be sure you treat each game the right way. If you’re playing draw poker, a person drawing one card has a different rationale than someone who’s drawing three.

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