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TLP wrote
at 7:11 PM, Wednesday March 24, 2010 EDT Hi PHC, sorry to see you have left us, I always enoyeed your company at table. I hope all is well with you and life is good even without gpokr...lol. Sorry also it has taken a while to answer your question but I rarely check reviews on my profile whereas wall postigs actually send an e-mail reviews dont.
Anyway, to answer:- when you buy membership it sets in your PayPal account as a subscription and you must login to your PayPal and cancel this yourself to ensure no further payments can be taken. I hope this helps, if not drop me a line on my wall and I will try to do a Step by Step for you. Good Luck and Take Care Theresa (TLP) |
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TLP wrote
at 12:52 PM, Friday January 1, 2010 EST Congrats on your medal phc and HNY!
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***Insane*** wrote
at 11:07 PM, Thursday December 31, 2009 EST Well done phc, you may not have made your mil but you made your first medal. Good luck for next month. :o)
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Bettyke wrote
at 8:15 AM, Wednesday December 16, 2009 EST Sending you a card from New York. To pick up your card please go to: www.bettyandmalcolm.site50.net. Happy holidays! Betty
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phc208 wrote
at 1:32 AM, Monday December 14, 2009 EST This is why i hate the programming here:
Starting Hand Dealing pocket cards: [Td, 7c] tcarrico checks toradh checks dpmakeit calls phc208 raises $875 wahaha raises $1,700 tcarrico folds toradh folds dpmakeit folds phc208 calls Dealing flop: [7d, 7h, 3s] phc208 bets $1,200 wahaha calls Dealing turn: [Ac] Dealing river: [Ad] phc208 shows [Td, 7c] for a full house, sevens full of Aces wahaha shows [8h, As] for a full house, Aces full of sevens wahaha wins main pot $6,050 The mathematical odds of that happening is literally 2 out of 2162 times. yet it happens all too often here at ggggggpokr |
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howie13 wrote
at 9:12 PM, Wednesday December 9, 2009 EST p have u got a problem with me u aint talkin any more
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phc208 wrote
at 11:05 PM, Saturday October 24, 2009 EDT Starting Hand
Dealing pocket cards: [6d, 6c] HALOOM-E AHMMED raises $400 howie13 calls Pietpotllood calls phc208 raises $1,600 pogi_ako1 folds lioness calls jack yeager folds HALOOM-E AHMMED calls howie13 calls Pietpotllood calls Dealing flop: [4s, Qc, 6h] lioness checks HALOOM-E AHMMED bets $3,600 howie13 calls Pietpotllood folds phc208 calls lioness calls Dealing turn: [5h] lioness checks HALOOM-E AHMMED checks howie13 bets $18,000 phc208 calls lioness calls HALOOM-E AHMMED folds Dealing river: [6s] howie13 shows [8d, 7h] for a straight eight high phc208 shows [6d, 6c] for four sixs lioness shows [5c, 5d] for a full house, fives full of sixs phc208 wins main pot $67,000 phc208 wins side pot $6,400 howie13 stands up lioness stands up |
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Mr. John wrote
at 4:07 PM, Wednesday May 20, 2009 EDT how come me as a friend
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JulesDogg wrote
at 12:52 PM, Monday March 2, 2009 EST Hi phc, we were taking about probability of selected cards on the flop yesterday.
Here's how you can calculate that stuff. Say you have AK and want to know the chances of an A or K coming on the flop. You know about 2 cards and 50 cards are therefore unknown. The flop, 3 cards from 50 (use nCr on calc.) is 50C3 = 19600 There are 44 non-Ace/King cards in the deck, so a flop with no Ace/King is 44C3 = 13244. The probability of a flop with no Ace/King is 44C3/50C3 or 13244/19600 = 0.678 Therefore the probability of getting a flop with Ace(s)/King(s) is 1 - 0.678 = 0.322. Near enough to 32% This includes all ways of Aces/Kings coming i.e Axx, Kxx, AKx, AAx, KKx, KKK, AAA Same math can be used to analyse any probability on the flop |