‘Ask a Pro’ a Question Each Week!!
Friday, November 21, 2008 - smokin_aces
As you may have noticed, Ultimate Bet is lucky enough to have many well established Professional Poker players on our team. We’ve got players with different styles, strengths, outlooks, backgrounds and even fashion sense! They didn’t become pros overnight, in fact many worked hard for YEARS to get their game sharp. What better way for poker players of all abilities to improve their game, or even their lives by asking questions directly to a Pro? Well here’s you chance to do exactly that!
We’re giving you access to the best poker resource on the planet. Of course, there are a lot of you, so in order to make this work, we’re going to select the best question each week to ask our Pro. Here are the details:
Every Friday afternoon, this blog will announce which one of our pros will be answering the winning question.
In order to enter, write your question into the comments of each Fridays ‘Ask A Pro’ blog post before Sunday at 8PM EST each week.
You will see the answer to the winning question posted each Thursday of the following week.
Since you’ll know which pro will be answering your question, feel free to make it specific to them!
SO LET’S BEGIN!!!!!!
The pro answering this weeks question is none other than……….(drumroll)………ANNIE DUKE!!!!
Annie has lot’s to say, and plenty of experience to back it up. To get your question answered by Annie Duke, enter it into the comments section of THIS BLOG POST and check back next Thursday to find out if your question gets selected, and answered by her!
Don’t miss your chance to communicate directly with Annie Duke!!
WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? ASK ANNIE A QUESTION NOW!
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November 21st, 2008 at 3:46 pm
I’ve got a question for Annie: what recommendations do you have for borderline hands in tournament situations? I’m thinking of hands like suited connectors, ace rag/x-suited, small pocket pairs. How do things like stack size, position, other players in the pot, and stage of tournament guide your decision making with these hands. I know that’s a lot to answer, but those are the hands I have the toughest time playing.
General question for UB staff: what happened to all the pro articles that used to be on the site? All the old articles from guys like John Vorhaus and Krazy Kanuck have been long gone, and now I can’t find the articles from current pros like Shawn Rice. I always thought UB had one of the better article archives around… why are they gone now??? Bring back the articles!
November 21st, 2008 at 3:55 pm
Annie you’re amazing!
I read once that you folded pocket Aces in a tournament but i can’t remember where i read it. You had a good reason but now i forget. Why would someone fold pocket Aces ever?
Jenny
November 21st, 2008 at 4:58 pm
Annie, how many tattoos have you got? What are they of? Where are they? Was that too many questions? LOL
November 22nd, 2008 at 2:39 pm
Annie, Hey Im a big fan. I would appreciate some advice though from yourself. I have been playing poker for about 3-4 years and have been generally successful. Ive gotten top the point where Id like to try and pursue it professionally. Whats the best way to make the jump from amateur to pro? Stick to online, live action, tournaments, higher level cash games?? Any advise you could provide is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
November 22nd, 2008 at 5:32 pm
Do you handle you taxes just like a business and do you have to pay higher taxes than a regular business? I am wanting to go full time as a professional poker player and am wondering how the taxes are handled.
November 22nd, 2008 at 8:59 pm
When you really felt like the tides were pulling you towards pro poker play. How did/do you balance both worlds. Also, how do you balance emotional family stress and not bring it to the table.
November 22nd, 2008 at 9:52 pm
Hi there,
I’m a female that is incredibly intrigued by poker and have a strong desire to improve as quickly as possible. I’m 45, an ex-athlete and coach. Very competitive and mentally tough. Absolutely loved what you wrote about the physical side of the game and being in top shape. Please suggest the next steps for someone who is winning small tournaments on line on a fairly regular basis. I’m very serious about taking my game to the next level and exploring my potential. Are their things I need to commit to memory, books you would suggest are must reads. Tell me and I”m all over it. Thanks Annie and keep rockin.
November 23rd, 2008 at 3:19 pm
Hi Annie!
I have some income from playing poker online and was wondering if there are any tax professionals that you can recommend who are experienced in preparing returns for poker players.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
November 23rd, 2008 at 7:55 pm
Hello Annie, Im just wondering if you have any advice or tips on how to keep focused on the game and not on taking revenge on an opposing player, after a bad beat or cold deck hand.