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Linesmaker Gives “The Best Gift Ever” This Holiday Season

If you’d always wanted to get best gift from your loved ones, but some­how got some­thing you didn’t like, then this is gonna be your best hol­i­day sea­son as Lines­maker gives you ‘The Best Gift Ever’. We are giv­ing you a chance to win a $10,000 entry seat into the WSOP main event and loads of cash prizes to show you how spe­cial you are to us. Can’t wait to get hold of your gift? You don’t have to. From Decem­ber 18th, we’ll give you numer­ous oppor­tu­ni­ties to qual­ify for $20,000 pri­vate freeroll lined up for Jan­u­ary 5th. You can claim the $10k WSOP seat... 

Introducing Poker Maximus 7 — Buy-In Minimus

Get ready for yet another series of Poker Max­imus at Lines­maker. We’re hyped up to announce our first ever low stakes tour­na­ment series, Poker Max­imus 7 — Buy-in Min­imus. Start­ing from Thurs­day Novem­ber 21st, 2013 until Sun­day Decem­ber 1st, 2013, the series will fea­ture 56 events. This micro-low limit buy-in series offers incred­i­ble prize pool and low­est buy-ins. Over $225,000 in guar­an­teed prize pools will be up for grabs. You can satel­lite in for as low as $0.25 to $22 by using cash or VIP points. Here’re the details: Over 225,000 in guar­an­teed prize pool Low... 

Bad Beat Jackpot is BIGGER, BETTER and BADDER!

We’ve all had bad luck and it feels hor­ri­ble to lose a bet. And the feel­ing doesn’t fade eas­ily. But what if that’s a good thing? What if you win, even when you lose? You’re in luck folks! Your bad beat will be the best thing that hap­pened to you. At Lines­maker Poker, you could turn your biggest loss into the biggest pot you ever win! Ladies and gen­tle­men, gather round for… the return of Linesmaker’s… Bet­ter Bad Beat Jackpot! This time around, we’re BIGGER and BETTER! Here’s how: We’re putting up all the cash in the jack­pot with­out tak­ing a sin­gle... 

September Poker Promos at Linesmaker

Lines­maker invites all poker play­ers to indulge them­selves in a feast of poker pro­mo­tions this Sep­tem­ber. Whether a high-stakes shark or a micro-limit grinder, every­one has a chance to win at Lines­maker Poker. Start­ing Sep­tem­ber 2, the Wolf Pack series runs every week Mon­day to Sun­day. Take a shot at $20k up for grabs in the Wolf Pack series by play­ing as many hands of real money poker as you can. Move to the top of the leader­board by earn­ing max­i­mum VIP points and you can take away $5k in cash prizes each week along with the ‘Leader of the Pack’ accolade. Not... 

The Turbo Online Poker Series is Back at Linesmaker

The Turbo Online Poker Series (Turbo OPS) is back with an even larger prize pool and lower buy-ins. Start­ing Thurs­day, July 25th until Sun­day, July 28th, the Turbo OPS will be packed with 18 events. Over $150,000 in guar­an­teed tour­na­ment prize pools will be up for grabs, while you can satel­lite in for just $0.27. Play­ers who win any event will be given a Turbo OPS win­ner acco­lade. There is a spe­cial Turbo OPS tab in the tour­na­ment lobby to list out all of the tour­na­ments and satellites. So, gear up to steal the blinds and we hope your lady luck be on your side!  

Playing Deuce to Seven Triple Draw in Poker Room

Deuce to Seven or sim­ply 2–7 Triple Draw is one of the most pop­u­lar poker room games played online. Unlike many online poker room games, in this game the player who gets the lower poker hand get the pot at show­down. All play­ers are dealt with five cards, and sim­i­lar to a draw game, one can dis­card cards from zero to five dur­ing the draw. To com­pen­sate for the dis­carded cards, that respec­tive num­ber of card is given to the player. Every player can draw three times in Triple Draw, and can even abstain from dis­card­ing any card dur­ing the draw. After the big blind,... 

What makes online poker room a one shot wonder?

Owing to the sharp edge tech­nol­ogy offers in the form of online poker room, casino games are rapidly gain­ing pop­u­lar­ity among bet­tors world­wide. Some of the pop­u­lar choices of casino games among the new gen­er­a­tion bet­tors include names like Texas Hold’em Poker, Seven Card, Five Card and Omaha Poker. Before select­ing a poker room web­site to play your favorite game, you should con­sider cer­tain fac­tors like cus­tomer ser­vice, finan­cial secu­rity, authen­tic of the site etc. With the avail­abil­ity of sev­eral casino web­sites on the inter­net, bet­tors... 

Playing Caribbean Stud at Online Poker Room Website

Caribbean Stud poker game is among the most pop­u­lar ver­sions of poker played in any online poker room web­site. In this game, both the dealer and the player are dealt with five cards. It is usu­ally played on a table sim­i­lar to black­jack poker with a 52-card deck. The per­son hav­ing the best hand is declared as the win­ner, so basi­cally you have to beat the dealer to win the game. At around 5.2 per­cent, the odds in Caribbean Stud are heav­ily inclined towards the house. How­ever, don’t be dis­ap­pointed as there are chances that you might win big amount in short time... 

Choosing Online Poker Room Game of Your Choice

Although poker card games are played since ages now, every now and then a new vari­a­tion keeps sur­fac­ing to catch the atten­tion of the gam­blers. Some of the most pop­u­lar online poker room games include names like 7-Card Stud, Texas Hol­dem, among oth­ers. Although vari­ety adds that extra excite­ment to poker, it also makes things bit intim­i­dat­ing for the gam­blers when it comes to select­ing the poker game to play. In this arti­cle, we will talk about the two most pop­u­lar poker games, 7-Card Stud and Holdem. In 7-Card Stud poker, a bet­tor plays with one card face... 

Evaluating Winning Hands: Razz Poker Room

Don’t know how to iden­tify the win­ning hands in Razz poker? Read below to resolve your confusions. Razz is a pop­u­lar poker game almost sim­i­lar to stud poker with just a few dif­fer­ences. Play­ers should know the rules of 7 card stud poker before play­ing Razz in the poker room.  This arti­cle is meant to famil­iar­ize you with the rules for eval­u­at­ing the win­ning hand in Razz poker. As Razz poker is a low game, in that the player has to make the low­est hand pos­si­ble at the table to win the hand. Straights and flushes are not rec­og­nized in Razz, the low­est...