Just take a look at the poker table on the picture, I took this screenshot just to get some kind of illustration of poker for this post, but it turned out to be a great example of a typical pokerhand on Facebook. When cards like this show up on the table and you have cards like A-Q you can be sure that someone has full house or a damn straight.

I don’t know about you, but I rarely win with two pair or trips, someone always have a freakin’ straight as soon as I have a decent high pair. Also a few days ago I was delt the exact same hand (8-8) three times in a row on a table with seven people, what are the odds for that happening? The dealer is shady, just look at her! I’m beginning to question the programming on the Facebook Texas Hold’em application.

Perhaps I should try some real poker action online with real money. I can recommend Unibet Poker, they have a nice deal now where you get 100 euros free to play with, or perhaps 32Red Casino where you can get up to 250 pounds bonus deposit and lots of freerolls for both of them. Playing with real money atleast enables possibility to bluff more which is an important part of poker, with fake money people just call all the time with jack shit and hope for dumb luck. Bring on the skills!

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We ate dinner on a restaurant by the falls and then we tried our luck on a casino, slot machines and black jack. We ended up losing about $210, but atleast we had a chance at the $13.7 million jackpot.

We couldn’t decide where to stay for the night, so we decided to take turns and drive through the night, but it was too early in the evening to head back towards New York so we headed for Toronto instead and spent a few hours there, it seems to be a very nice city and people are friendly.

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