Archive for June 9th, 2010

Question by mvben06: Looking for free online poker, not looking to bet real money?
I saw a guy in one of my college classes playing some online poker that had this really cool graphical interface. I want the ability to play online and it’s downloadable. Not really looking to bet real money, I just want to play for fun. Has to be Texas Hold’em!

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Answer by etcetera
hmm, check out www.pogo.com?

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Question by nikalpino: What are good online casino/poker sites which Florida residents are legally allowed to play and win?
i’ve tried many like PokerStars and FullTiltPoker and such, and different online casinos, but none of them allow florida residents to play.
why? I dunno..
but if anybody knows legitimate sites where florida residents can play, please let me know. comments are welcome.
Thanks in advance!

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Answer by LegFuJohnson
Why do you say Florida players can’t play on those poker sites? Many people from Florida play on those sites.

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Question by user: Guaranteed Tournaments in online poker?
I play with UltimateBet, and I want to enter a couple of tournaments tomorrow as I have bene doing fairly good. I noticed they have guaranteed tournaments like 2K or 5K, and they start sunday morning/afternoon, and there is no one signed up yet! Will 200 people or more suddenly sign up, or will it start regardless of how many people sign up? Do the casions just make up the difference and make their money in other ways?

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Answer by Sam L
A guaranteed tournament means that the site will ensure a minimum size for the prize pool. The tournament will start regardless of how many people join. If the number of people multiplied by their contribution to the prize pool is less than the guarantee, then the site makes up the difference.

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Question by contat: Do you use multiple computer screens to play online poker?
Looking at upgrading to a multiple computer screen system to play online poker with. How many screens do you use?

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Answer by Shadow Countess
No and one.

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