Who wants to play online poker?

[igor_balis]

I've slowly gained interest in poker, no limit texas hold'em (obviously) to be specific over the last few years. Initially I got into it by staying up until the early hours watching it on channel 5 when I should have been getting sleep for school, then by watching Rounders (which was also on late night on channel 5 I think). I've played a few times with my mates and generally I smash them, but more because they're crap than because I'm any good. Have dipped my toes in online poker, and I think I'm starting to get vaguely competent.

Any other players on here? I'd be up for playing some £10 buy in stuff with some of you losers if you fancy it.

[Giggles]

Is haxball down?

[Baz]

I used to be an affiliate (unsurprisingly) to PKR.com and did okay off it despite rarely playing it myself after the initial 3 months or so. I hated it because of the “gimme” feature by having a little animated character who could react to the cards. PKR has since shut down.

I much preferred pokerstars anyway.

[igor_balis]

i'm actually a really high functioning normal person, my online persona has just been a long game to destroy you all at poker. maybe.

[Shindig]

Absolutely not. It increases the risk of me running into the lass that stalked me.

[Shindig]

Lass that used to live in my street had a horrendous gambling problem and would camp outside the house so she could use my PC for online poker.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

I've tried in the past but I'm far too impatient and go all in within about 45 minutes.

[Giggles]

Lass that used to live in my street had a horrendous gambling problem and would camp outside the house so she could use my PC for online poker.

Not just tell her to fuck off the first time?

[SvN]

I used to love it at uni. Was never that good, but would usually break about even.

[Shindig]

We did. Stalkers tend to invite themselves.

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

Not just tell her to fuck off the first time?

Shindig loved the attention he was getting from a woman.

[Baz]

Jealous?

[Sir Andy Mahowry]

A little