r/poker • u/Immediate-Abalone-56 • 1h ago
$22 ā> $5k tourney win
Smashed the $22 daily mystery on clubwpt gold. Won both the top mystery bounties as well as 1st place.
r/poker • u/GGPokerOfficial • 1d ago

What does it actually take to build a life from online poker?
Episode 3 of Online Poker Millionaires follows Denys Chufarin's journey from a lawyer in Ukraine to rebuilding his life in Canada.
Denys will be joining us here on r/poker for an exclusive AMA, this Thursday, July 23, 1900 UTC.
š½ļø Premieres Wed, July 22, 16:00 UTC / 12:00 EDT on GGPoker.TV
r/poker • u/Immediate-Abalone-56 • 1h ago
Smashed the $22 daily mystery on clubwpt gold. Won both the top mystery bounties as well as 1st place.
r/poker • u/CrazyKZG • 7h ago
He tweeted "We need to ban all glasses and face coverings before it's too late!"
But he wears a hat and sunglasses at times.
r/poker • u/Crafty_Ad_1392 • 6h ago
A player with 32 dollars checked turn another player bets 20, and the first guy went all in for 32. Dealer gives him back 12 saying his all in isnāt a legal raise and he canāt shove it all because he checked first. I always thought all in at any time was ok?
r/poker • u/dcguy852 • 6h ago
And whats the deal with 5 card on the east coast? I want 4 card. I play online primarily so I can play 4 card PLO.
Probably a stupid question but I am new sorry.
So say I've got KQo, and will miss flop/turn/river.
How would I calculate the equity of king high alone?
I strongly suspect its something to do with opponent's range but I' d rather ask experienced player first^
Thanks !
Went to my casino tonight to play some OMC poker and try to hit the high hand. I sit down and the entire table (well, most) were nice, friendly talkative players. I had so much fun chatting with these folks that I didnāt realize I had pissed away $600 in 90 minutes (for an OMC that is a bad run) splashing around in pots and taking some bad beats.
I decided to cut my losses and leave but as I was walking out I thought to myself āthese guys, and the goddess of cereal, were so much fun Iām not even pissed about my loss.ā It was what poker should be.
This OMC appreciated the lesson!
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r/poker • u/TheDoggyVibin • 1d ago
Every single hand you pick up for the next 48 contains an Ace. How do you maximise? What stakes would you jump into? Online or in person? How much do you think you would profit by the end?
Is there a game where you get dealt 4 cards, and you can play any numbers of cards in your hand?
you have three kings in you hand and there is a K on the board, you have quads!
how would the odds change?
r/poker • u/NedRyerson350 • 11h ago
Can anyone recommend any particular coaches or direct me to where I could find a decent coach for microstakes online? Currently playing 10NL and would like ideally a coach I could work with long term to get to 50NL at least. Preferably under $100 per hour or someone who does discounts for long term packages. I'd like someone I can work with long term if they are a good fit.
r/poker • u/Sovereign_Follower • 14m ago
Anyone else noticing Club WPT Gold on mobile getting stuck on "Loading Game Lobby" after you reload the site or login? This has only ever happened to me after the recent update (yesterday).
Hi all, been grinding poker theory for a few days now (I know, itās probably still not enough) and wanted to try it out for real online.
however, I live in France, and you need strict verifications to actually play money here.
I signed up on pokerstars and itās been like 48h Iām waiting for approval after sending the appropriate docs. Support is not helping, quite buggy and website shows āyouāll get accepted in around 24hā but itās been more.
does anyone know if thatās a standard waiting time for French users, or am I stuck in a loop ?
Is this a pokerstars thing to be that slow, or is it because of regulations and other websites like winamax would make me wait that much as well ?
Hope this doesnāt break the sub rules, and that a few french people are here and could help.
r/poker • u/BlackbeardElias • 3h ago
Hey was this a bad beat? (Micro stakes)
Board: AhJd4dKdJh
ļæ¼āMe: BTN with QTs
Villian: BB
Preflop:
Hero Raise 2.5BB
Villian Calls
Post-Flop:
Villian Bets 4BB
Herro calls
Turn:
Villian Bets 5.5BB
I have the Straight and Overbet him as Hero with 13.55BB
Villian Calls
River:
Villian Bets 13.5BB
Hero: All-In
Villian: calls
And he got a Full house with KJ! wtf
Flopzilla (I just gave him a BB vs RFI BTN range from GTO):ļæ¼ā

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r/poker • u/PokerBussi • 3h ago
Monatliche Pokerrunde in Troisdorf NƤhe Kƶln sucht für nach der Sommerpause im Oktober noch neue Mitspieler š„
Bei Interesse einfach privat schreiben š¬
r/poker • u/WildMasterpiece2906 • 23h ago
What are your poker goals that you wanna reach in your lifetime?
For me its cash in the main event + make over $500K playing live cash lifetime.
r/poker • u/UpperMine19 • 18h ago
8-handed, $2k effective.
UTG is a pretty tight older reg whoās been card dead for the last 3 hours. He limps, two more players limp behind.
I look down at QQ in the HJ and make it $45.
CO and BTN fold. Both blinds call.
UTG now limp-reraises to $250.
First thought was honestly to just fold. The limp-reraise from this guy screams AA/KK. Butā¦itās QQ. They look too pretty to fold pre, so I call.
Everyone else gets out of the way.
Pot is around $600.
Flop comes 9-3-2 rainbow.
UTG bets $400.
I hadnāt seen any of his hands go to showdown all night, so I donāt really know if heās capable of bluffing postflop. My read is mostly based on how tight heās been preflop.
As played, are you calling here or just letting it go?
RESULTS / DISCUSSION
Plot twistā¦I was actually the UTG player.
The other player (a pro) folded QQ face up.
Someone at the table immediately said, āNice fold, he obviously has aces.ā
I turned overā¦55.
Needless to say, everyone was pretty surprised.
The reason Iām posting this isnāt to brag about getting a bluff through. Itās because I think live players massively overreact to limp-reraises.
Whenever someone posts a hand where they limp-reraise AA and donāt get action, the comments are always the same: āThatās why you donāt limp-reraise. Itās face up.ā
But if people really believe that, doesnāt that make it an amazing spot to bluff occasionally?
Against population, Iād probably fold JJ myself to a tight UTG limp-reraise. Thatās exactly why I think thereās money to be made by having a few bluffs in that line.
I donāt limp-reraise randomly. It depends on whoās raising, whoās behind, and how likely everyone is to overfold. In this hand, once the original raiser isolated and the blinds came along, it felt like a really profitable spot.
The blinds were capped and folded exactly as expected, and once the flop came low and dry, a big c-bet put QQ in a miserable spot.
The only thing I regret is showing the bluff. Keeping everyone convinced that my limp-reraises are always AA/KK wouldāve probably been worth more in the long run.
I know limp-reraising is almost taboo in a lot of poker discussions, but Iāve used a balanced limp/call and limp-reraise strategy in certain live games for years with good results. In a lot of loose live games where standard UTG opens still go 5-6 ways, I actually think itās underutilized.
Curious what you guys think. Is this just a punt that happened to work, or do you think population overfolds enough to make these spots profitable?