Poker Geelong Thursday

NPL Poker Monday (12.30pm for a 1.00pm start) and (6.30pm for a 7.00pm start) NPL Poker Thursday (12.30pm for a 1.00pm start) Pool table and amusements; Full TAB facilities with SKY Channel, including Two x EBT’s and Trackside; Sky 1 & 2 Theatrette with 4 TV updates; Foxtel and Fox Footy; TRADING HOURS: Sports Bar: 7 Days 9.00am till late. NPL is Australia's premier poker events company, currently managing over 500 poker events a week around Australia. We invite all players to join our social poker league. POKERS BACK AT THE WAURN PONDS HOTEL 3 poker games tomorrow (Thursday) at the Waurn Ponds Hotel one in the afternoon and two in the evening The afternoon game is a 'Fun Game' starting at 2.00pm. It's free to enter and only $2 for a chance at the jackpot which for this game is $190.

Slingshot Chas - New declared weight of 33.2kg, last raced at 34.4kg.

A pre-race sample was taken from Tangelo Fire.

Wilbur Deeds was quick to begin. Magic Panther was slow to begin.

Pai Gow Poker and Crackerjack Tys collided soon after the start checking Crackerjack Tys. Pumpernickel and Wilbur Deeds collided approaching the first turn checking both greyhounds. Pai Gow Poker and Tangelo Fire collided approaching the first turn. Pumpernickel, Wilbur Deeds and Pai Gow Poker collided on the first turn checking Wilbur Deeds, Pai Gow Poker, Crackerjack Tys and Tangelo Fire. Aston Holdings and Slingshot Chas collided approaching the home turn. Aston Holdings and Pumpernickel collided approaching the winning post.

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Supplementary Report

Brother Soldier – In accordance with GAR 73, presented for a re-vet at the conclusion of kennelling as the greyhound was found to be injured at Horsham on November 17 2020. Brother Soldier was examined by the on-track veterinarian and found to be not free from injury and subsequently not cleared to race.

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CONDITIONS APPLY WHERE A WPP GAME IS A NON POINTS GAME THE JACKPOT WILL NOT APPLY.

NUTS & PUGS Tournament Tips
#1 – Early in a tournament try and speculate as much as possible. This is the time of the tournament when the bad players are giving away their chips and you want to be the one trying to get them rather than letting someone else take them. By speculating that means calling raises or limping in with hands like pocket pairs, suited connectors, suited A-x and suited K-x.
#2 – Avoid playing big pots early. The only time you should play a big pot early in a tournament is when you know you have the best of it. Keep the pots small by making small bets and playing a bit more passively with your marginal holdings.
#3 – Don't let yourself get so short that a raise/shove from you has no meaning. Many players make the mistake of blinding/anteing down until they have 3-5 big blinds and then complain about how unlucky they are when their pocket aces are cracked by 9-7 off when they open shoved for four big blinds and the big stack called their measly little raise. By making sure your stack is large enough, you can get marginal hands to fold and when you do double up, you're not necessarily in the same position you were before... a short stack with one move.
#4 – Blinds go up, start opening up your game and attacking players who are survival minded. You can tell who these players are... the ones who fold their big blind every time or who fold any time they face adverse pressure. Identify these players and raise their blinds and re-raise them when they raise.
#5 – Play tight early, loose late. Position is such an important part of tournament poker; the later you act, the more information you have available to you; the more information you have, the better informed you are to make decisions. As such, you should play fewer hands in early position and more hands in later position.
#6 – Observe your opponents carefully. A key part to tournament poker is identifying a player’s tendencies.
•   When they raise from the button, is this a play they make all the time or never? If it's a common play, they are more than likely stealing and you can make a move on them. If it's not something they do often, they probably have a big hand and you should fold.
•   Do they only limp in with hands like small pairs and suited connectors but raise with bigger pairs and Ace King? Raise their limps big since you know their range and can make it difficult for them. Call their raises with speculative hands since you know that you can win a big pot if you hit.
Being able to identify how players play certain hands can be the single most important thing you do in a tournament

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***& REMEMBER EVERY CHIP IS LIKE A SOLDIER IN YOUR BATTLE OF WAR & EVERY CHIP YOU LOSE YOUR LOSING YOUR WAR