32Red Poker Blog

Thanks to all who played in our $4,000 GTD - Be the Bounty (WSOP56) tournament and congratulations to everyone who made it in the money!  Here are the results:

Be the Bounty - In the Money

1. theT ($1,110, PLUS! a €100+€9 WSOP56 Qualifying Ticket)
2. Matt362 ($740, PLUS! a €100+€9 WSOP56 Qualifying Ticket)
3. warbirds ($462.50, PLUS! a €100+€9 WSOP56 Qualifying Ticket)
4. lil_J ($351.50)
5. fistik333 ($296)
6. onlinetells ($240.50)
7. bobstar11 ($185)
8. hanator6 ($148)
9. rugg1 ($111)
10. malcb ($55.50)
11. super668 (Bubble gets free entry in next BtB game)

(more…)

Win at the 32Red Poker cash tables and you may qualify for even more cash rewards with our Wise Guys weekly leaderboards. Yes, we reward our biggest winners at 32Red Poker and we reward them well, with a prize pool of $350 for our Deputy Wise Guys and $700 for our Sheriff Wise Guys every week! Congratulations to last week’s winners and this week’s Wise Guys. Let’s take a look at the results… (more…)

32Red Poker and Stuart “TrickyRock” Rutter invite blog readers to ask Stuart questions. Rated as one of the UK’s finest young poker players, Stuart has made a lasting impression on the circuit and on this poker blog, where his frank posts have meant he has developed a close following of both professional and amateur players. Now it’s your chance to get the answers you need to improve your game. Simply ask you question via a comment and Stuart will answer as soon as he can.

If you need any more information about our online poker then visit the 32Red Poker website or drop our poker manager a line on nicholas@32red.com.

The most common misconception in poker

There is nothing that many poker players like more than a good debate. You will hear statements in cardrooms everywhere like “it’s never right to slow play aces,” and “I would never put all my money in with ace-king, it’s just ace high.” These kind of statements will cause a lot of debate, but are in some part true. (more…)

Hand Decision Point

Let’s put you in a tough situation:-

In the early stages of a tournament, we are playing a stack of 8,000. We are happy to look down at , and raise to 350 in early position. We have caller on the button. We put him on a good hand, but within a wide range at this early stage. The flop is a decent looking , and we bet out for 600. The caller now raises to 1,800. A call here would leave us with 5,850. It is time to think… (more…)