CPsocial Poker Blogs of the Week -- Aug. 2, 2010

With CPsocial — CardPlayer.com’s free community — members can track their poker stats, comment on our stories and videos, make member profiles — and blog! What’s more, we recently updated CPsocial to allow members to follow other members, so if you like a particular blogger or want to follow someone’s comments around the site, just click “Follow” under their avatar and that member’s activities will be posted on your personal feed at www.CardPlayer.com/CPsocial.

But back to the blogs: Every week we pick our favorite blogs to highlight in a news story. Here are our picks for this week’s best CPsocial member blogs:

• Two hands — one bad, one good by DeadMoneyDonkey
  As the title suggests, in this blog, DeadMoneyDonkey discusses two hands he played recently. What do you guys think of the way the hands played out? What would you have done differently?

• Knowing When to Quit by dtools22
  Dtools22 brings us another helpful blog discussing how you should gauge whether or not it’s time for you to quit a cash-game session. This is one of the hardest things to learn in poker, so read and digest this blog entry.

• Respect Your Fellow Competitors by herbstreet24
  Herbstreet tells us how he found out the hard way that you should respect your competitors — never underestimate their abilities (or overestimate your own).

If you want to get featured in a story like this, you’ve got to start blogging! Log into CPsocial and write something interesting, funny, or otherwise entertaining and we’ll feature you next week. What’s more, if your blog is good enough, you may just get published in Card Player magazine! Happy blogging, everyone.

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