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Paul Wasicka

Paul Wasicka was born on February 17, 1981 in Dallas, Texas. He is known for finishing second to Jaime Gold at the 2006 WSOP Main Event and for winning the 2007 NBC National Heads-Up Poker Championship. He began to play poker in 2004 in an underground tournament that was held in Denver, Colorado and it seems it was a good path in Wasicka's life. Before playing poker, he was working as a bartender and also as a restaurant manager. He later quit his jobs and shifted his attention to poker.

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Poker Rake Explained

The poker rake is the heart and soul of the online poker/poker industry. It is through the poker rake that players pay those who organize the games, and at the end of the day, it is the poker rake that makes the games possible. Just as the blinds can be considered the catalysts of action in every individual poker hand, the rake and the tournament fees are the catalysts of the entire industry.

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Badugi

Badugi may not be the most popular poker variant, but it is definitely there in the game selections of the biggest online poker sites and it actually has its place in prestigious live poker events too like the WSOP. At the present time, being able to play Badugi may not be a must for a player to be successful at the green felt in general, but it certainly can’t hurt.

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