http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/ we're all in. are you? Fri, 13 Aug 2010 08:12:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/comment-page-1/#comment-1771 PokerMoments » A Major Problem at JonWoodGaming - An UNBELIEVABLE Poker Story!!! Tue, 05 Sep 2006 23:12:22 +0000 http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/#comment-1771 [...] As my faithful readers know, I’ve been playing no limit hold’em for a while (since August 8th) at JonWoodGaming (henceforth JWG), a relatively new online flash poker room, and have been doing relatively well.  I started with a $5 no deposit bonus and last week I was up to about $146.  You can read about my exploits at JWG in previous posts (here and here and here).  And then two days ago the most UNBELIEVABLE thing happened.  I noticed a major bug in the JWG poker program, a bug with serious $$$ implications. [...] [...] As my faithful readers know, I’ve been playing no limit hold’em for a while (since August 8th) at JonWoodGaming (henceforth JWG), a relatively new online flash poker room, and have been doing relatively well.  I started with a $5 no deposit bonus and last week I was up to about $146.  You can read about my exploits at JWG in previous posts (here and here and here).  And then two days ago the most UNBELIEVABLE thing happened.  I noticed a major bug in the JWG poker program, a bug with serious $$$ implications. [...]

]]> http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/comment-page-1/#comment-1739 PokerMoments » Major Problem at JonWoodGaming - UNBELIEVABLE POKER STORY!!! Tue, 05 Sep 2006 02:04:58 +0000 http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/#comment-1739 [...] Posted by Suber under Stories, Promotion, Poker, Free Money, Philosophy As my faithful readers know, I’ve been playing no limit hold’em for a while (since August 8th) at JonWoodGaming (henceforth JWG), a relatively new online flash poker room, and having been doing relatively well.  I started with a $5 no deposit bonus and last week was up to about $145.  You can read about my exploits at JWG in previous posts (here and here and here).  And then two days ago the most UNBELIEVABLE thing happened.  I noticed a major bug in the JWG poker program, a bug with serious $ implications.    I noticed that at certain no-limit tables (both real money and play money) the amount of money that players bet is not the always the same as the amount of money that the poker room gives these players credit for betting.  But what’s simply amazing, unbelievable, makes me think there is a scam, is that this mistake benefits the player, not the poker room.            Let me give one example of this error. At the $.25/.5 no limit tables, if there are three people playing a hand and each one puts in $.5, then after the flop the house credits the pot with $3.8, instead of $1.5.I did some quick calculations and it seemed that on average the house was losing between $5 and $10 a hand at the $.25/.5 no limit tables.  Unbelievable!!!!  Given this problem, it is possible for all the players to win, as was the case last night when I played at the $.25/.5 no limit tables.  I “won” $250 in a few hours and my two opponents also won, one of whom won over $600.   [...] [...] Posted by Suber under Stories, Promotion, Poker, Free Money, Philosophy As my faithful readers know, I’ve been playing no limit hold’em for a while (since August 8th) at JonWoodGaming (henceforth JWG), a relatively new online flash poker room, and having been doing relatively well.  I started with a $5 no deposit bonus and last week was up to about $145.  You can read about my exploits at JWG in previous posts (here and here and here).  And then two days ago the most UNBELIEVABLE thing happened.  I noticed a major bug in the JWG poker program, a bug with serious $ implications.    I noticed that at certain no-limit tables (both real money and play money) the amount of money that players bet is not the always the same as the amount of money that the poker room gives these players credit for betting.  But what’s simply amazing, unbelievable, makes me think there is a scam, is that this mistake benefits the player, not the poker room.            Let me give one example of this error. At the $.25/.5 no limit tables, if there are three people playing a hand and each one puts in $.5, then after the flop the house credits the pot with $3.8, instead of $1.5.I did some quick calculations and it seemed that on average the house was losing between $5 and $10 a hand at the $.25/.5 no limit tables.  Unbelievable!!!!  Given this problem, it is possible for all the players to win, as was the case last night when I played at the $.25/.5 no limit tables.  I “won” $250 in a few hours and my two opponents also won, one of whom won over $600.   [...]

]]> http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/comment-page-1/#comment-1673 PokerMoments » 10 easy tips to help you win at low stakes no-limit hold’em Sat, 02 Sep 2006 12:59:27 +0000 http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/#comment-1673 [...] #5. Keep your Cool - Stop playing for a while, perhaps even a day, if you get mad for losing some pot.  I wish I had followed this advice the other day. [...] [...] #5. Keep your Cool – Stop playing for a while, perhaps even a day, if you get mad for losing some pot.  I wish I had followed this advice the other day. [...]

]]> http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/comment-page-1/#comment-1647 PokerMoments » I am on a ROLL at JonWoodGaming Fri, 01 Sep 2006 15:27:41 +0000 http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/#comment-1647 [...] In order to cash out, I will need to deposit a minimum of $25 and then play for 4x this amount.  I said to myself a few weeks ago that if I ever make it over $100 I would make the $25 deposit.  I thought that $100 was enough of a cushion, but after a day where I lost $30 in three hands (see previous post), I’m not so confident that this amount will be sufficient.  So I have still not made the deposit, and hence am not eligible to withdraw any of “my” money.  But I’m in no rush to get it.  I’m winning and still having fun.   [...] [...] In order to cash out, I will need to deposit a minimum of $25 and then play for 4x this amount.  I said to myself a few weeks ago that if I ever make it over $100 I would make the $25 deposit.  I thought that $100 was enough of a cushion, but after a day where I lost $30 in three hands (see previous post), I’m not so confident that this amount will be sufficient.  So I have still not made the deposit, and hence am not eligible to withdraw any of “my” money.  But I’m in no rush to get it.  I’m winning and still having fun.   [...]

]]> http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/comment-page-1/#comment-1401 Suber Mon, 21 Aug 2006 19:27:20 +0000 http://www.pokermoments.com/strategy/easy-come-easy-go-dont-play-poker-when-youre-trying-to-get-even/#comment-1401 I am Suber44. Thanks a lot!! I am Suber44. Thanks a lot!!

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