€ 200,000 Guaranteed Tournament at CasinoClub Poker
Posted on | Februar 24, 2010 | No Comments
Of a good thing you can not even get too much, right? Therefore, we decided after the huge success of our headhunter € 200,000 Guaranteed Tournament in January to hold this special event again, and that on Sunday the 18th April 2010 at 17:00 GMT (19:00 EDT Clock) at Casino Club Poker.
EPEC 2010 – Represent your Country
Posted on | Februar 24, 2010 | No Comments
The €100,000 Everest Poker European Cup! – Make 2010 the year in which you are capturing it with all of Europe: the game at this year’s Everest Poker European Cup for Germany and get you a part of € 100,000!
EPT 2010 – ALSO IN BERLIN
Posted on | Februar 11, 2010 | No Comments
It will look Sofiotes: The European Poker Tour (EPT) has decided to schedule in its sixth year, a stop in Berlin.
Betsson EPT Snowfest Player Point Race
Posted on | Februar 4, 2010 | No Comments
Exclusively for players of Goodluck: Collect at Betsson for a month during the period 08th February to 07 March Player Points and win the participation at the EPT Snowfest.
UK & IRELAND POKER TOUR
Posted on | Januar 19, 2010 | 1 Comment
With the bwin Poker PokerNews Cup Alpine
Posted on | Januar 6, 2010 | 1 Comment
PokerNews Cup Alpine takes place from 21-28 March, instead of 2009 in the Alpine Palace in Saalbach-Hinterglemm in Austria. As in the PokerNews Cup Austria last year, this tournament will once again a huge success, and bwin Poker will award up to 21 February, 2009, three price packages to € 6,000 for this fantastic event to attend.
Introduction to the Gap Concept
Posted on | Januar 5, 2010 | 1 Comment
An important concept in poker, especially in tournament poker where to go for survival and may induce players not just counting money on the table, is the “Gap Concept”. This approach is described in David Sklansky’s excellent book Tournament Poker for Advanced Players (tournament poker for advanced players). Sklansky describes the ‘Gap’ as “the difference between a hand with oneself, and raises a hand with which one elects to call a raise of an opponent. He also says that the size of the ‘gaps’ (translated, the gap’ or ‘distance’) depends on how tight or loose play your opponent. When playing an opponent of the very loose, for example, it may be that there is no gap at all.