How many UC fans on here play No Limit Holdem? We should set up a Bearcat Banter poker tourny on one of the free poker websites sometime for bragging rights
ESPN Poker Club is a decent place to play free games at...actually won some prizes on there playing in the free games.
SeniorBearcat Wrote:How many UC fans on here play No Limit Holdem? We should set up a Bearcat Banter poker tourny on one of the free poker websites sometime for bragging rights ESPN Poker Club is a decent place to play free games at...actually won some prizes on there playing in the free games.
I played online poker for real money for a long time. Reason I bought a computer in the first place. Indiana knocked out betting on horses and poker online last year. Count me in for the tourney if you get it going. Don
I'M in I play on paokerstars as well.
I would definitely be interested.
I haven’t played online poker for real money in a couple of years now. Highlight of playing for real money was in my Urban Lobbying class in DAAP where I won over a thousand dollars during that 2 hour class. Heck…half the time I am online reading about UC I have a poker table I am playing at.
Currently I have been playing a lot on the ESPN Poker Club tables (playing there now). Here is a link….they have weekend tournaments and once a month they have free tournaments that you need to qualify for and you play for real prizes….won a 150 dollar poker chip set on there, some poker DVDs and Books….not to bad for just playing for fun. Winners of their big tournaments get some decent prizes worth a couple grand…sometimes free vacations.
ESPN Poker
I retired from online poker for the 23rd time last month.
Online Poker, working from home, addictive personality and gambling problem don't go well together.
I would be up for a game.
I havent played much at all since I deleted party poker off my computer like 2 years ago....
I might be in. I gotta say my online bluffing skills could use some sharpening.
I'm in. I have been playing about once a month at Foxwoods here in CT. They have tournaments daily with $100-$500 buy ins, and larger events all the time.