Posts Tagged ‘experience’

Q&A: How do you Enhance your gaming experience with quality casino poker chips?

casino poker

Question by Salman Shahid: How do you Enhance your gaming experience with quality casino poker chips?

Best answer:

Answer by Venky Shanky
If you do have the reason then don’t remain quite just bring it on the casino table in your home and look for all the important casino accessories and enjoy the play. Automatic shuffler, copag poker card, poker tables and poker chips are some important things which you have often seen in a casino.

Let me tell you something, how about creating the same sort of environment in your own place having a poker table, poker chips and cards? I guess it is the best possible way to boost up your playing ability. You can call all your friends for friendly game of poker. Trust you will surely feel out of the world experience, same like the one while playing in the casinos’ of Las Vegas.

Search the online source to get the best casino poker chips. There are various suppliers available there having a variety of quality poker chips and cards and that too in an affordable price range.

Give your answer to this question below!

Q&A: Is 4 years of poker experience enough for WSOP?

wsop poker

Question by Bob Smith: Is 4 years of poker experience enough for WSOP?
If I play online poker now until im 21 (4 years), with some real life tournaments too, will I be good enough to have a fair chance of a cash finish in WSOP?
By the way, I will be very dedicated in my practice of the 4 years, with many hours every day of practice. Appreciate any help/answers!

Best answer:

Answer by pdq
You left out one little, tiny detail. I think it might be an important one.

Are you a WINNING poker player?!?!? I’m not talking about fake money games – they mean absolutely, positively NOTHING. I mean – have you been playing CASH tournaments and winning money from them? Are you UP more money than you’re down?

Even if you are winning, I would still have to predict, “no” – you do not have a “fair chance” of a cash finish. Especially if you’re talking about the Main Event. Thousands of people enter this tournament, and most of them are highly skilled players. Last year, 6,494 people entered. 648 of them were paid. So you have to do better than 90% of the field!

I imagine if you entered every possible event that there was, your chances would start going up. Somehow I believe you’re only talking about the main event.

Give your answer to this question below!