| Posted by: Irexes at January 26, 2008, 10:31 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
The Cardschat.com passwords forum
Scroll down a bit on the home page.
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| Posted by: JJ Cricket at January 26, 2008, 10:27 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
missed it anyway but would like to know for the next one
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| Posted by: JJ Cricket at January 26, 2008, 10:09 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
maybe Im stupid but where do I get the password for todays PS
$10 tourny?
Im a member.
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| Posted by: pigpen02 at November 11, 2007, 8:14 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
You don't have enough quality posts to be able to get buy-in passwords. 15 needed.
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| Posted by: pokernut75 at November 11, 2007, 5:10 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
how do i get passwords for the buy ins i looked everywhere still couldnt find it
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| Posted by: lilybo at October 6, 2007, 8:43 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
lol i thought so 2, neways good question/good answer, bout the only time i raise preflop is when i do have a pr, but lately ive noticed that ppl are raising pre then every hand after and in the end then they dont have a pair, guess im just shocked to see ppl bet that way without atleast 1 pair, dunno maybe i just never noticed b4. tc and gluck
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| Posted by: pigpen02 at October 6, 2007, 5:22 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
You can get clues to what other people have from the betting. Sometimes enough and you can fold, sometimes not enough and you lose. If somebody bets or calls, you have to ask yourself, "What hand that called the pre-flop betting would do that?" A set is usually in the mix. If you have a set and somebody has a bigger set, the tell is usually when they take all your money at showdown.
I just knew this was going to be, "I can't find the passwurd enywere!"
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| Posted by: DaFrench1 at October 6, 2007, 5:18 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
I usually find that the mega out of proportions re-raise or even all-in in response to your initial raise with TP is usually a pretty good tell that something is fishy, and its usually a set or the rag-rag 2 pair.
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| Posted by: mphelps_01 at October 6, 2007, 5:10 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
i run into this all the time, another person has a set after the flop, how can you protect yourself against this? What are tells that people have a set.
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| Posted by: ray101bassman at September 9, 2007, 3:16 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
pretty easy to find what you need it's not like they hide em all you got to do is scroll down to find what you need.
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| Posted by: chiefer77 at September 9, 2007, 3:09 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
try this link.
http://www.cardschat.com/f48/full-ti...reeroll-87609/
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| Posted by: blackknite123 at September 9, 2007, 3:07 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
yo does anyone know where to put in the password for the fulltilt $350 freerolls? im a member and all but i dont know how to register for the tournaments...can someone just post real quick and help me with my problem?
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| Posted by: tnt72 at June 22, 2007, 8:27 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Max it sounds like your close. And yes you do want to play tight in the early stages,but I wouldn't live by it. Try and adjust your game to your table,if it's a tight table..loosen up and ice ersa.And you need to loosen up in the later rounds, if your stack will allow you to.Hang in there...it sounds like your close
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| Posted by: Shandy at June 21, 2007, 5:26 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
I always had this problem, still do to a certain extent, i think the key change in my play which helped the most was restealing, this is especially true in the later parts of a mtt, for an example say average stack is 40000, bb2000, and you are in big blind, with 48000, and a 54000 stack who you have seen doing many positional steals (1-2 an orbit) raises 3*bb from the hijack, just shove allin with any two cards, more often than not they will fold, as they dont want to tangle with another above average stack. Don't do this to any stacks which are about below average, as most of these should be pushing allin preflop, so the standard raise by them signifies strength and will be called.
choose the people who you are going to steal off wisely as well, usually average stacks are the best, and don't be scared of pushing all your chips in preflop straight away, do this a couple of times on a steal, and then tighten up and then do the same when you get a big hand, never do a standard raise with a big hand ... | | Read Entire Entry |
| Posted by: t1riel at June 21, 2007, 12:17 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
This article should help: http://www.cardschat.com/mtt-guide.php
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| Posted by: AcesorKings at June 19, 2007, 10:35 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by clammytips
hello im a wanna be player.i do good in most areas of my game but for some reasons i am having trouble in closing the deal when it comes to mtt.i go deep and then it seems that after 2nd break i fall apart.what should i do to improve this.any suggestions welcome.
Perhaps you focus too much on surviving in the early stages of the tournament. If you always go deep that sounds like youīre not taking any significant risks in the beginning. And no risk -> no reward, and the reward - a big stack - is what you need to be able to steal your share of the blinds and keep up with the average stacks as people bust out.
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| Posted by: MAX101 at June 15, 2007, 12:54 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
The biggest mistake I make is I start to play tight towards the end, so even if I have a good stack the blinds eventually eat it away. The times I did good I played alot looser at the end being more agressive. Basically play tighter in the beginning, play a little looser in the end. Don't turn into a maniac theres some skill involved
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| Posted by: Mehman at June 14, 2007, 11:53 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
i guess it would depend where you are as far as your chip stack is concerned, this is where i usually go out also when i am shortstaked because the blinds start to eat at you and sooner rather then later you have to come to a decision to throw your chips in before your too far behind the rest of the pack.
Then on the other hand i cruise when i have a big stack knocking people out right and left, so it's a bit of a jam for me to i guess so don't worry your not alone , my suggestion would be to just try and continue playing your best poker, there's no point in doing a major deviation from the game you play if it got you this far into the Tourney.
One thing you can do is look at how your playing compared to when you started are you looser/tighter? if things seemed to have changed see what you can do to get you into the mindset that you were at the start of the Tourney, I'm not that well "seasoned" as other posters here :P but that's my advice that i wish i would take .
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| Posted by: clammytips at June 14, 2007, 7:00 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
hello im a wanna be player.i do good in most areas of my game but for some reasons i am having trouble in closing the deal when it comes to mtt.i go deep and then it seems that after 2nd break i fall apart.what should i do to improve this.any suggestions welcome.
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| Posted by: xtrent at April 22, 2007, 7:04 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Good luck then as the freeroll is starting now.
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| Posted by: juiceeQ at April 22, 2007, 5:13 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
You are ery welcome. And good luck to you too. I decided I'm actually going to play in the FR today...see you there.
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| Posted by: Vaders_Dad at April 22, 2007, 5:12 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Thank you so much i have been looking all morning and it still took me a min to find it. Even when you told me where it was. But thanks again... Good luck and good cards
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| Posted by: Kenzie 96 at April 22, 2007, 5:07 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
I knew if I piddled around long enough you would come through JQ.
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| Posted by: Vaders_Dad at April 22, 2007, 4:59 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
I am getting slightly irratated, i joined the forum a little while ago and noticed that it sponsored freerolls and have been eagerly awaiting the chance to play against different (better?) players than i normally do. But my prblem is I cant find the thread that contains the password for bodogs FR. Could someone please tell me where to look!!!
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| Posted by: JAMILE1 at July 19, 2006, 1:25 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
What we do is sometimes we start with less chips say 500 instead of 1500 but also we have a cash game going at the same time always, as some don't like the long play in trnys, and everyone playin the tourney style can play also, sort like multi tabling. The early departures still have a game going while they wait, most times they just lost so want some cash game action
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| Posted by: dinosdynasty at July 19, 2006, 12:54 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Me and my buddies play $20 SNG, we hand out $20 in chips and the blinds start at 0.25/0.50 and double every 15 to 25 mins depending on how fast you want the game. At 20min blinds, the game will take anywere from 1 hour to 1-1/2hrs. We have had 30-min games and 2-hour games. If we have 8-guys then we pay 100/40/20, any less and we only pay top-2, 80/60, 80/40, 80/20 or $80.00 in 4-handed. We usually get in 3-games a night playing from 8:00-12:30 I like it better than a cash game. I have been to other home games but I really like this format, it's gives you a choice of what style you want to play, fast or tight.
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| Posted by: RiverNoHelp at July 18, 2006, 4:08 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Cash game is the way to go here.. You can play for as long as you like, no time constraints.. As long as you don't bust out and have to re-buy you can play all night.. My buddies and I have incorporated a schedule in which we play tournament style one week and cash games the next.. Good system and alot of fun.. I like Great Danes suggestion to a point however I feel that making the blinds increase in 9 minute increments makes it too much of a crapshoot.. It will all come down to who gets the better cards, not how you play the cards you get.. I understand that he is making a suggestion which follows the parameters that you mentioned but it just seems like the winner would be left up to luck more so than skill.
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| Posted by: GreatDane at July 18, 2006, 1:34 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
If you want to play a tourney, give this a go :-
Starting chips 2000 each
Starting blinds 50/100
Blinds double every 9 minutes
No tourney will last longer than 45 mins
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| Posted by: LetsGetItOn at July 18, 2006, 1:28 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Yeah me and my buddies play that 1500 chip, $5 buyin format alot. I can't stand it, when you get eliminated we've had HU for an hour + in a 5 person $5 game. I much prefer to just play cash game, if you play .25/.50+ you can lose alot of money. I would recommend just playing .10/.25 NL cash game with a $20 buyin (10 .10 chips) (1 $5 chip) (16 .25 Chips) (10 $1 chips) . The buyin usually lasts a long time and aslong as it's not an all in fest noone should lose more than $40, $60 tops. Pretty good cash game format, I play it often. Or if you want to mix it up you could buy one of those little books with all the random games like blind mans bluff, jacks or better and just play dealer's choice that's always fun.
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| Posted by: colin_147 at July 18, 2006, 1:25 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
You could play a rebuy? If you have enough chips, you could play a $3 rebuy or something like that. It pushes the chip stacks up too, you just need to remember to increase the blinds on a shorter level, like say 10 mins or something
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| Posted by: t1riel at July 18, 2006, 1:14 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Quote: Originally Posted by withawedge
All,
My five friends and I (All poker nuts) have decided to have a weekly game at my house. We have invested in the table and all the trimmings so are ready to go.
However, the maximum we can play for is 5 hours.
I was thinking of playing NL with a $5 dollar buy in getting you 1500 chips.
What we donīt want is for someone to bust and be sitting there for ages so what we thought we would do is:
All buy in for $5 and play for 45 minutes max. Chip leader at this time takes the money.
Thanks
The easiest thing to do is have the blinds increase in a short period of time. Either raise the blinds every time the dealer button goes around once around the table or every X minutes.
Does this sound ok or has anyone got a better idea. This way you do not have to wait a long time should you get busted
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| Posted by: cascat at July 18, 2006, 7:58 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
It sounds like a cash game would be much more fun. If you'll only play the tournament for 45 minutes I don't think a cash game would be all that differeant anyways.
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| Posted by: nateofdeath at July 18, 2006, 7:01 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
u might want to consider just playing a cash game (5 hours is a great time limit for such a thing and that way no one ever has to sit out), unless you're really committed to playing tournament style, in which case, people are bound to have to sit out for awhile. your idea for a 45 minute time limit is fine though, i suppose, if everyone agrees to it, though it really probably wouldn't be enough time for such a game unless you run a really fast blind structure
-n
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| Posted by: withawedge at July 18, 2006, 6:51 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
All,
My five friends and I (All poker nuts) have decided to have a weekly game at my house. We have invested in the table and all the trimmings so are ready to go.
However, the maximum we can play for is 5 hours.
I was thinking of playing NL with a $5 dollar buy in getting you 1500 chips.
What we donīt want is for someone to bust and be sitting there for ages so what we thought we would do is:
All buy in for $5 and play for 45 minutes max. Chip leader at this time takes the money.
Does this sound ok or has anyone got a better idea. This way you do not have to wait a long time should you get busted
Thanks
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| Posted by: justind at June 27, 2005, 10:17 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
hi im new here and this site looks like fun
im sorry but i didnt know where to post this, i saw the page then signed up but i cant get back to the right page
I played a card game the other day but i never found out the name
One person made three(i think) rows of cards all face down:
first row had 3
second row had 4
thrid row had 5
Each person could remove any amount of cards from one row of their choice
(Its 2 player)
the object was not to take the last card
Does anyone know the name of this game?
thankyou,
Justin
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| Posted by: KK_Cowboy at May 4, 2005, 1:47 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
Personally, that river card wouldn't be seen unless someone called my all-in bet on the turn. I would have been all-in by then. Sticking to the situation at hand though you fold no question. Slow play is ok for the flop to a point, but never at the turn.
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| Posted by: Sharkman at May 3, 2005, 7:22 pm | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
you better bet that I would fold if it was a full table of ten to begin with. Way to many people love going all in aith just one ACE. A 2 A3 etc.... and Jacks are pretty common cards to see people bet with too!!!
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| Posted by: jde_07 at May 3, 2005, 6:02 am | | Topic: help Forum: Card Chat |
if the bored has paired twice and their is a lot of action you can be pretty sure that your hand is dead in the water.
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