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That is a pretty vague statement. Be more specific as this is very close to scam/spam

There's a problem with ACR support - they've setup the tourneys using the same passwords every week. We've asked them to change the passwords based on a pre-set list of passwords but they've failed...

Americas Cardroom didn't change the password of the freerolls for some reason, so players just used last week's password to log in. We're working to rectify this issue and have a new password each...

ACR didn't change the password of the freerolls for some reason, so players just used last week's password to log in. We're working to rectify this issue and have a new password each week.

You can find the freerolls passwords on the poker freerolls section on PokerStop.com. In the case of this ACR freeroll you can also find the password on our Facebook page:...

Agreed. Especially with so many freerolls and bankroll builders to choose from at PokerStop. Players can play for real without risking anything.

You can't switch between brands on the iPoker network. Each account is singular to a specific brand like Titan Poker, William Hill, Winner Poker, etc.

Hi Khawar, it depends on which site you're referring to. Most poker sites are legitimate, especially ones that are part of established networks like iPoker, Prima Poker, OnGame/bwin, or with...

Hi Joe if you need help please let us know and we'll help you as best we can and direct you to organizations that handle gambling addictions.

We don't know about that tournament. Next time send us a tourney number and we'll check with PartyPoker about it.

Best option would be to consult with Lock Poker support and with a WU branch near you.

You should contact hold'em manager directly and ask them. They have very good support that can reply quickly to any question.

You can also check Poker Tracker for comparison - another excellent...

Thanks Valeriu, as mentioned in our facebook page we're checking this with PartyPoker and will get back to you as soon as we have an answer. If everything checks out an iPad 2 will soon be on its way...

Standard rules are easiest I think. It depends on how much you want to invest in a prizepool and limits. If it's a cash game you can just play regular limits. If a tournament decide the structure...

We're happy to let you know that we've secured a series of poker tournaments with PartyPoker in which the winner will take not only a nice cash prize but also his choice of iPad 2, Xbox 360 or...

eBay, facebook, any social platform where people look to buy/sell poker chips would be good.

Suited connected are considered stronger in NL Hold'em than in Limit because of the pots that can be won. As suited connectors are not ideal hands you need higher pot odds to make them worthwhile....

There are occasional tourneys that are meant to help fund causes like the Red Cross (like there was hurricane Katrina relief tourney), 3rd world aid, and other charity poker events. It's definitely...

In poker the most important thing is your method of play. You often see in tournaments bad players getting lucky with a few hands and sucking out better hands. Like beating KK or AA with weak hands...

BI stands for buy-in or buyin. That's the amount required to pay in order to register to most poker tournaments (except for freerolls where the buyin is usually zero).

Where are you playing? If you're playing at PokerStars you should know that today is an incredible $10,000,000 guaranteed tournament!

Which HUD do you use? The most widely used poker HUD is Poker Tracker's so you should test that. They have a fully working trial version.

I see what you mean. The standard structure that PokerStars use in most cases revolves around the following numbers:
- % of players that are ITM (in the money) - ~13-15%
- Final table prizes are...

Double or Nothing sit n go's where half the players double up their buy-ins and half of the players lose it is different than conventional SNGs. We did a strategy article about Double or Nothing...

I think that depends on the poker room in question. You can find more details in the respective poker room where you're holding the tournament. I know that in PokerStars you can pretty much do...