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Daniel Negreanu: More Than Just a Poker Player – What Daniel does when he\’s not playing poker.

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Week 8: Online Poker Update – My online poker profits for week 8 of this year!

This past week was not the best poker I have played so far this year. 
I ended up losing $25.05 playing Sit-n-Go Turbo\’s ranging from $3.45 to
$16 thanks to one big late cash.  The first tournament I played in was
a 27 seat tournament and ended up taking 19th.  I played good starting
hands and ended up running up against a pocket pair 2 hands in a row in
which my opponent caught trips both times, which ended up knocking me
out of the tournament early.

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There are numerous poker software and tools available for download on the internet.  If you do a quick google search you will find thousands of these tools, most for a price or membership fee.  Well I dug a little deeper and found a few quality FREE online poker tools.  These are the tools I use everyday to track my results, create statistics, and find out what my opponents are up to.

Check out the Free Online Poker Tools and Software at Shuckabuck.com.

While playing some tournaments last week and this week I thought of
losing streaks and how they can affect you bankroll.  This week I am
playing in the $3-$5 range of turbo tournaments and I got to thinking
about how many tournaments I could lose, but win one, and still make
money.  In other words, how many tournaments could I not cash in and
still be in the black from winning one tournament?  It\’s actually
pretty easy to figure this out.  All you would do is take the top prize
for a tournament and divide that by the buy-in and you get the number
of tournaments that you could not cash in and break even (your break
even point).

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Playing heads is much different than any other time in a tournament.  You have to adjust your game to a number of conditions and loosen up you play.  The most important factor in heads up play could be your aggressiveness and putting constant pressure on your opponent.

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Online Poker Statistics for Online Play:  Guide to Selecting the Most Profitable Tournament for Your Time.

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This week was a record breaking week for the second straight week,
although last week was a record loss this week is a record profit of
$141.40.  I played all turbo tournaments this week that cost $6.50 each
to buy in.  My goal was to win the SNG Leaderboard on Poker Stars for
the $5-$9 division (aka \”battle of the planets\”).  I started out pretty
good and had a poor last few tournaments.  I made the top 100 though
finishing in 89th place with 413 points.  The winner of the division
had 548 points.

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If you are reading this blog regularly, you probably care about how
safe your money is while playing online poker, and would like to see a
world (United States) where poker is legal.  Well, so do many other
people.  ThePoker Players Alliance (PPA)is trying to do just that by promoting laws and regulations to
lawmakers that this game is indeed a game of skill.  Now really, if
it\’s not a game of skill why are so many people making a living playing
poker?  The answer is clear, because it IS a skill game.

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In Part 2 of this 2 part series on Bankroll Management Strategies, I
will go more in depth on playing the correct stakes, specifically for
the most popular types of games like Sit-n-Go (SNG) tournaments and
some more general guidelines.  If you haven\’t read Part 1 of Banroll Management Strategies,
go and read that first and come back to this post.  Like I stated in
part 1, it is very important to start at the right stakes for your
bankroll in order to have the best chance of winning and not going
broke, getting frustrated with the game, and giving up just because you
had one losing week of poker.  Maybe if you played the right levels for
you it could have made the difference?

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