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BADUGI vs No-limit 2-7

by Lee Watkinson |  Published: Nov 04, '10

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I just played BADUGI for the first time in my life(5 cent 10 cent on Full Tilt). Sick sick game, and not in a good way, not even sure if I would call it poker. Just hope I don’t get addicted.

I do, however, think I will be playing a lot of 2-7 NL on Full Tilt in the near future, now that they have added most all the draw games. Now, that is a sick game, in a good way, and I look forward to learning it cheaply online rather then once or twice a year at the WSOP at $10k a pop.

I am also looking forward to playing a bunch of the new draw events in the upcoming FTOPS, which begins Nov. 10th. Speaking of the FTOPs I am happy to be hosting event #8 $500 pot limit omaha 6max. There will also be some very juicy satellites into all the FTOP events that I look forward to grinding.

I wrote a blog about a year ago advising players not to hold too much of their poker winnings in the US dollar and suggesting gold and silver as other options http://www.cardplayer.com/poker-blogs/34-lee-watkinson/entries/6947-cashout-while-you-can . Since then gold is up 25% and silver 50% and yesterday they announced they continue printing up dollars at a fast pace which means the dollar will only continue rapidly losing it’s value. As I said in the earlier blog, I believe all the other currencies will follow the dollar down.

Of course, this doesn’t mean buy gold from any of those companies that advertise on TV, they are all rip-offs. Shop around and do some research.

I just started twitter. Please follow me @Leewat.

Lee Watkinson has accumulated nearly $4 million in tournament winnings over his career. His accomplishments include a World Series bracelet in the 2006 $10,000 pot-limit Omaha event and an eighth-place finish in the 2007 WSOP main event. Lee is a Full Tilt Pro and uses his poker winnings to help a chimpanzee rescue charity. Learn more about Lee at his website, www.leewatkinson.com.

 
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