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Question by ASDGSFGAGAGAG: Do any of you yahooers, know where to find out your nearest poker tournament, poker playing areas near Texas?
Radius round’t Haltom City, TX

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Answer by James R
Go to Find Pokerpal. That’s how I found my poker league when I moved to the Cleveland area.

http://www.pokerpal.org/index.php

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Question by James Nesburn: Im playing a cometishian poker tournament, should I play loose or tight?
Cometishian tournaments are ones with no cash buyin and no cash prizes, less luck and more skill, a sport. They usually have a lot more ppls entering them so its harder, shold I play really tight or loose?

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Answer by Arch Rascal
It sounds like you’re still learning the ropes. I would suggest playing in some cash tournaments where luck and skill are involved. Once you’ve got a feel for the game and improved your skills, you can transition to cometishian tournaments.

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Question by Nguyen4223: Tournament Poker Question? How to bar a Poker player from playing at our table/casino?
What happens to a player who always act out of turn? Does he gets a warning after 3 times I just want to know all about this problem in poker so I know what to do to protect my hand and others as well. I would like a complete answer please…. like after 3 times can the players bar him from playing at our table/casino again? And if a lot of players dont like a certain player…. can we bar him somehow?

by Eli Hodapp

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Mental Preperation

One of the most overlooked aspects of winning poker is attitude.  Being cocky can lead to great success in poker.  Whether you are entering a poker tournament or a cash game you should sit down with the attitude that “I can, I will, and I am going to win!.”  Optimism is crucial in anything you want to be successful at in life and especially POKER.  Like anything else if you go into it with the wrong pesimistic ideas like “I hope I don’t do too bad, or I want to at least win my money back” you won’t do very well!  It is also important to get plenty of rest the night before and get a good meal in you before playing serious poker.  This will allow you to sit down at the poker table full of energy, and ready to take on all comers.

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