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“Where does all of the money go?”

Author: J. Scott Miller

I have been playing poker online for years. I have played in casinos as well, but still enjoy playing poker online. If you are like me (And I hope you’re not), have you ever wondered, in the end, where does all of the money go?

Yes, I know what you are thinking; “It goes to the great poker players.” Sometimes, maybe, but in the end, it pays off handsomely to be the owner/operator of an online sports ...

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“How to lose with Pocket Aces”
Author: J. Scott Miller

When playing poker online, you have one distinct disadvantage (if you are a good player), and that is you cannot see your opponent’s faces. Knowing your odds of winning a hand helps a lot, but really in the end, it can boil down to plain old luck.
How good do you have to be to draw a pair of aces?

Online poker now offers table sizes of 6 players, which is more popular these days. With a table size of ...

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“How to stop a table bully”

Author: J. Scott Miller

This week I decided by in for $20 and go into a 10 cent/20 cent “no-limit” game on Intertops. There are many online poker rooms, but Intertops has always been my online choice to lose my money….er, I mean, entertain myself.

Since playing poker is always a learning experience, and by that, I mean when you learn, you usually lose. However this week I did manage to learn a trick about The Table Bully. He (or ...

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Originally Posted by Poker Dude

As you all know, the N.J. state legislature overwhelmingly passed a law to regulate online gambling in the state of N.J., back on January 11, 2011. Governor Chris Christie has 45 days from the passing of this bill, to sign it into law. If he elects not to sign it into law, it automatically becomes law. Of course, he can veto the bill, pushing it back into the legislature, for a veto-overriding vote.

I believe that Christie will sign this into law, since he is an extremely progressive

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