11 October 2007 Money-Added Tournaments FTR Gauntlet VI New Reviews and Articles FTR Birthdays

Happy Halloween, FTR! Here's what's happening at FTR in the next few weeks. Money-Added Tournaments* More bang for your buck! "Money-added" means the prize money is added to the total prize pool, so all winners receive extra money. October 13 at 10:05pm ET: $300 money-added tourney at Bodog! The FTR333 is $3.30 tourney that happens at Bodog every month. October 15 at 4:00pm ET: $150 money-added tourney at CDPoker! The FTR150 $5 tourney series at CDPoker takes place on the 15th of each month. November 4 at 4:00pm ET (20:00 GMT): $100 money-added tourney at PKR! The FTR1stSun $3.30 tourney happens on the first Sunday of every month. FTR Gauntlet VI* The sixth season of our popular poker league, the FTR Gauntlet, has just started! With a buy-in of only $5.50 per game, you will not find a more challenging game or better learning experience at this price. It's not too late to join the fun with your fellow FTR members! Remember, games take place every Sunday at 3:00pm ET and Wednesday at 10:00pm ET. For more information, go here: http://www.flopturnriver.com/poker-league/ *You can find details and passwords for all our monthly events by checking our FTR Calendar and clicking the event topics. New Reviews and Articles We've recently added some "No Deposit" online casino reviews. Try out these casinos and you may be able to build up a roll from scratch! Click here to check out our reviews. There are a couple of new key articles at FTR. The first is a complete MTT transcript in which our forum Moderator, chardrian, describes his thoughts as he plays his way to yet another 1st place finish. In August, chardrian placed 3rd in the FTOPS V Main Event for a cash prize of $155,652.00! Review his winning game by clicking here. In the other article, FTR's |~|ypermegachi provides help for players just learning to play Omaha. In particular, this guide gives tips on beating Limit Omaha Hi-Lo (also called Omaha 8-or-Better) at low stakes. Here's an excerpt: Low stakes limit O8 is said to be one of the lowest variance games in poker, especially when played at a full ring table. There are a variety of reasons for this. Firstly, most players at low stakes are simply just very bad. LO8 is an action game and draws the attention of people who want to gamble and have a good time. Ironically, LO8 is also the best game for a nit (gambler who does not want to gamble). LO8 is one of the few games that can satisfy both gamblers and nits. NLHE does not qualify because the bad players bust too quickly. PLO does not qualify because that is a true gambler’s game and not very well catered for nitty players. LO8 is one of those games where bad players don’t lose their money too quickly; mediocre players can make small winnings; and good players can kill the game with relative ease. Click here to read the rest of Hyper's guide. FTR Birthdays Some notable FTR birthdays this month: Staresy (Oct 8) Ultimate George (Oct 10) arkana (Oct 22) dsaxton (Oct 29) HalvSame (Oct 30) michael1123 (Oct 30) Fnord (Oct 31) Wish them well! - Tyson, Eric & Xianti The information provided on FlopTurnRiver.com is not intended to be legal advice, but merely conveys general information related to the Casino Industry. The contents do not constitute legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. Legal information is not the same as legal advice -- the application of law to an individual's specific circumstances. Although we go to great lengths to make sure our information is accurate and useful, we recommend you consult a lawyer if you want professional assurance that our information, and your interpretation of it, is appropriate to your particular situation. In addition, the information contained herein is not guaranteed to be correct, complete, or current. We make no warranty, expressed or implied, about the accuracy or reliability of the information at this website or at any other website to which this site is linked.