2009 EPT German Open-Dortmund Recap – Vicky Coren Wins

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2009 EPT German Open-Dortmund Recapby Chad Holloway of Predictem.com On Sunday March 15, 2009 the final table of the 2009 EPT German Open-Dortmund 5,000 Main Event concluded. The final eight players of a 667-player field were: William Thorson: 829,000 Luca Pagano:...

Giving WSOP Circuit Events a Shot

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Giving WSOP Circuit Events a Shotby Chad Holloway of Predictem.com Have you ever wanted to play in the WSOP? That is a silly question considering almost every poker player dreams of striking it big on pokers biggest stage. The problem is many poker players cannot...

2009 WSOP $2,500 Six-Handed Limit Holdem (Event #14) Recap

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2009 WSOP $2,500 Six-Handed Limit Holdem (Event #14) Recap Event: #14 Game: Six-Handed Limit Holdem Buy-In: $2,500 Number of Entries: 367 Total Net Prize Pool: $844,100 Number of Places Paid: 36 First Place Prize: $223,697 Date: June 5-7, 2009 The $2,500 buy-in Limit...

Multi Table Tournament Tips

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Texas Holdem Tournament Multi-Table Tipsby Jason Green of Predictem.com A few multi-table tournament tips are important to know, especially these days. No-limit multi-table Texas Holdem tournaments are currently very popular the world over for a lot of reasons....

Jeff Shulman – 2009 WSOP November Nine

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The November Nine: Jeff ShulmanBy Loki Luchs of Predictem.com As I’ve said before, this year’s final table for the World Series of Poker Main Event has a touch of everything; the amateur with a dream in Darvin Moon, the chosen one with Phil Ivey, and the...

How Much Should I Bet or Raise?

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How Much Should I Bet or Raise? By Ryno of Predictem.com One of the conflicts that often goes through a poker player’s mind is how much to bet or raise. Was that too much to get a call? Was that not enough to make everyone fold? That’s where math comes...