Saturday, 21 June 2014

【Hetalia MMD】 Poker Face 【UK / Japan / Italy / Romano】

What does it suggest by *Poker dimension*?

What does it mean by *Poker si e*?
Right I am buying my self some nice decent playing cards on ama on and some cards keep on saying *Poker si e*


What does this mean? Are they bigger than normal cards or smaller? Or just trying to be difficult?


Thank you for your time


P.S. Here is what I mean


http://www.ama on.co.uk/Bicycle-Shadow-Masters-Deck-poker/dp/B0051ELD06/ref=lh_ni_t


Best answer:


Answer by DivideBy ero
I would think it means normal si e, the si e used by casino poker rooms.


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Friday, 20 June 2014

Poker Fundamentals: How To Begin Actively playing Poker

what can you do with ‘party points’ in party poker?

what can you do with ‘party points’ in party poker?


Best answer:


Answer by tankgirl
Party Poker has a Player’s Club, in which you can use your PartyPoints for cash, entries to tournaments and gift certificates. You earn points every time you play with real money (ring games, single and multi-table tournaments) at Party Poker. Players beware: Your points may be taken away if you don’t accumulate a point for an entire month. However, if you have your points taken away you can reclaim your points through the “My account” page.


For a more detailed explanation, check here: http://www.bonuswhores.com/party-poker.php


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Poker Lesson – Preflop Play