Online Poker - Play Online with Real People for Real Money

World Poker Guide
"Your Guide to the World's Best Poker"

People all over the world are interested in watching and learning to play poker at home, in casinos, and even online. Televised poker games on ESPN and even a few network channels, including shows like The World Poker Tour, and The World Series of Poker, have caused Poker to explode into the world's popular, mainstream culture within the past two years. Of the many poker game variations that exist, Texas Holdem is by far the most popular type of poker game to play and watch in major poker tournaments.

At Online Poker Rooms, you can play poker strictly against other real people in a virtual card room. The Online Card Room acts solely as the host, ensuring fair and honest online poker games. They offer a large selection of the most popular online poker games available. You can choose between Texas Holdem, Omaha High, Omaha Hi/Lo, Seven Card Stud, Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo, One on One, and Tournaments and many more.

Absolute Poker, Ultimate Bet and FullTilt Poker
are still accepting US Players

You want to be a dealer?
Joseph Rolle has always been about a good gamble. When he was a kid he would give odds on which falling leaf would hit the ground first. So it was no surprise to friends back in 1981 that as soon as Rolle turned 18, he left his Freeport, Bahamas, home and applied for and landed his first real job as a cashier in the Princess Casino (formerly known as El Casino) on Grand Bahama Island.

Announcing The First Totally Free $1 Million WSOP Seat Giveaway
Los Angeles, CA (February 17, 2006) - Full Tilt Poker strikes again with one of the richest World Series of Poker promotions in history! Announcing three unprecedented ways for players to participate in the world's biggest poker event, Full Tilt Poker is once again ahead of the curve. With an estimated $75 Million prize pool, the 2006 WSOP is the richest sporting event in the world, and Full Tilt Poker is offering three, groundbreaking ways to take the green. FullTiltPoker.com kicks off their 2006

Poker players raise money for museum
Poker players raised $1,950 for the North Platte Children's Museum Saturday at the North Platte Country Club. Five members of the Leadership Lincoln County class have started the Skills for Success project to help children learn etiquette, including how to eat in a restaurant, how to behave at a dance and how to introduce people. Mike Dominisse, Jason Merz, Kathy Bourque, Rae Jeanne Swedberg and David Deturk will continue the project as a group. Thirty-nine players paid $50 each to participate

Position yourself for the win
People often ask me: "How do you play king-jack, off suit?" My answer is always the same: "It depends. "The most important consideration when deciding how to play any poker hand, aside from the strength of the hand, is your position at the table. Position can be broken down into three categories: early, middle and late. At a nine-hand table, the first three seats to the left of the button would be considered early position. The next three are middle position and the last two seats, as well as the