i have got russo and hegerberg in mine.

Everyone’s loose at the start, just wait and collect their chips later when blinds go up LMAO

same here

Jus set my bet watch a few overs and either cash out or let it ride

Nah I keep it simple

15% rakeback at Player level is not bad at all for just starting out

Yep

Worth it or nah?

i don’t mind solvers tbh. helps me understand spots i used to guess on

I used to force it and it never ended well

I got burned too many times

Bonus Buy is tempting but kinda eats your balance fast

100% bro

Hey everyone! Let’s talk about pocket pairs in poker Obviously AA is the dream and KK is solid but once you’re past the top few hands things get interesting 🤠 Some people love mid pairs like 99 or 88 for set mining. Others like small pairs like 22–66 for cheap flops and surprise value. And then there’s always the question of how aggressive you play them preflop So here’s what I’d love to know: What’s your favorite pocket pair to play and why How do you usually play it preflop Do you treat small and medium pairs differently depending on the table Curious to hear from both live players and online grinders Let’s break it down 😎

I checked it out, they don't have card program for my region 😢

Ajajajajaj have you heard about crypto.com? It’s available in my region, maybe I should try it

What do you use to pay your bills with crypto, I heard there are some wallets that allow you to have a debit card, but have never tried them. Are they even safe and what if someone from tax office will start ask questions?

Hey everyone:) I would love to get your opinion on a classic poker dilemma: do you enjoy grinding tournaments more, or do you stick to straight-up cash games? Both formats have their own perks and pitfalls, so I’m curious where you land and why. Personally, I lean toward tournaments. The buy-in’s locked, I can focus on each hand, and let the structure guide my decision-making. I also find that table dynamics can shift in interesting ways: players tighten up or loosen at specific blind levels, that you just don’t get in a cash session. That pressure forces everyone to adapt, which keeps me sharper. But I get the cash-game too • Sit down or stand up whenever you want • Reload if someone smacks you in the face • Deeper stacks • No late-night marathon if you bust early So, for you: • What makes you choose one format over the other? • Do you switch depending on mood, bankroll, or schedule? • Any underrated pros or cons I haven’t mentioned? Share your thoughts, stories. Looking forward to hearing how the rest of you approach this never-ending debate! Cheers, and good luck at the tables 👊🎲

Sounds fun, I’m in just for the IPL vibes

Martingale worked for a while, then wiped me out in one bad strea

Tbh, if you are holding a decent chunk, multisig arre worth checking out it needs more than one approval to move funds. Bit of a hassle to set up, it feels way safer long term

I don’t see the point in virtual betting. At least real sports have stats to analyze

sometimes it feels the same for me 😁

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