Online play always seemed to be a little bit out of my comfort zone. Online seems to be more about the statistics and math side of poker (which is a big part of the game but something I usually consider without really having to think about it). And with online gamers it is “positive ev” [...]
Categories: Online Poker
Tagged: evolution, Peppe, woman
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- February 16, 2010
I realized that people are getting better at poker. Whereas I used to sit down at a table and presume people were bad until they show me that they aren’t, now I play and presume people are good until they prove otherwise.
Gavin Griffin – 01/2010 – in PokerStars Blog
Categories: Players on other players
Tagged: evolution, good players, Griffin
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- January 29, 2010
I think Rush Poker is an evolution of the game of poker that is here to stay. It’s a brilliant move by Full Tilt Poker and I applaud them for being innovative. I hadn’t played a hand of No Limit Hold’em cash in over six months because I was just too bored of the game. [...]
Categories: Online Poker
Tagged: evolution, Wiggins
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- January 26, 2010
Poker, like life itself, is flexible, supple, elastic, constantly in a state of change, and nearly organic. It’s always shifting, however slight and imperceptive that shift may be, until it morphs into something you would probably not recognize if you stayed away from it for a while.
Lou Krieger
Categories: Poker in General
Tagged: evolution, Krieger
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- January 5, 2010
The fact people accept that you’re a poker player now is a big thing. In those days, you were a second-class citizen. They thought you were a gangster if you played poker for a living.
Doyle Brunson – 08/2009 – in Poker News Daily
Categories: Poker Players
Tagged: Brunson, evolution
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- December 21, 2009
Reraising with 7-4 or Q-5, which you see quite a bit now, was unheard of in 2003. It just wasn’t done – by anybody. No matter how good of a poker player you were, you just didn’t do it. It seems like it’s common practice today.
Chris Moneymaker – 11/2008 – in CardPlayer
Categories: Poker Strategy
Tagged: aggressivity, evolution, loose players, Moneymaker
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- November 18, 2009
For years, with the exception of Amarillo Slim (who appeared on the Tonight Show six times), the World Champions of Poker never did anything to help promote tournament poker and/or the poker industry. And in my mind, that’s a big reason poker took so long to take off and grow. Although they have no obligation [...]
Categories: Poker Industry
Tagged: evolution, Sexton, Slim, WSOP
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- November 16, 2009