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Must Read Forums for WEC Everyday
Part Time Poker (formerly Neverbeg) www.forum.parttimepoker.com
Part Time Poker.com is an online poker community that connects poker players who are
looking to be staked with people who are looking to back them. Some people find staking to be
an enjoyable experience simply because it gives them a rooting interest in another player,
while others treat staking as a serious investment. From a player perspective, staking gives
untested or under-bankrolled players an opportunity to prove themselves without having to
grind out a roll at the lowest limits.
You don't have to stake or be staked to be a part of Part Time Poker Forums, however - the
forums are some of the liveliest online, and you're sure to find an entertaining thread or two
even if you've never played a hand of poker in your life.
The Forum consists of 22 sections, ranging from directions on how to use the forums and how
to participate in the staking aspect, to three strategy sections split among cash; SNG; and MTT,
to the staking headquarters section where people offer stakes in 3 sections, people offer
shares of their own play in one section, and Stakers discuss the best way to invest their money.
There also is a place to Post your Promos, Competitions and private tournament passwords
for Part Time Poker members only.
The General Discussion Section includes a section on Coaching where you may offer or
request coaching deals, a Classified Area to post items and services for sale or browse what
others are selling, the Hall of Fame Stakes area where the best results are posted (and they
are big numbers), and the most visited and definitely most provocative area on the site:
Shooting Off-The one place where you are allowed to unwind, shoot off and have some fun
with minimal censorship. It mixes happenings in the world of poker, to personal feelings on
relationships, to outright cat fights between members that have been beat up by the Poker
Gods all day long.
The site had humble beginnings in early 2006 when Neverbeg started the site with just a
handful of members and small stakes---to its tremendous growth of today and stake sizes
(and winnings) that were unheard of even one year ago.
Besides the Forums, Part Time Poker also has separate Departments for:
- Extensive Poker News;
- Tournament Overlays;
- RakeBack;
- Prop Teams;
- Daily Poker Hand Quiz;
- Poker Essays;
- Poker Shirts;
- Poker Humor
The Two Plus Two Forums forums.twoplustwo.com
Established in 1997, The Two Plus Two Forums are one of the largest online poker forums on
the internet. It is run by Two Plus Two Publishing, who publish books by David Sklansky, Mason
Malmuth, Ray Zee, and Lynne Loomis. Two Plus Two Publishing has sold over one million
books and currently has 32 titles to its credit.
If you are looking for good answers to your poker questions, want to learn what is going on in
the poker community, or just want to enjoy a healthy poker debate, I suggest visiting the forums
at Two Plus Two.
I find the site a bit overwhelming....but in reality it just has so MUCH information about so many
different topics spread out over so many different individual forums.
Forums WEC Should Include in Everyday Reading
rec.gambling.poker groups.google.com/group/rec.gambling.poker/topics?hl=en
The original Usenet newsgroup, RGP covers the broadest range of poker topics. The google
archives of this newsgroup are a treasure chest going back to the mid 1990s. In 2003 there
were over 160,000 posts, so whatever your question is there's a good chance that you'll find the
answer there already. And if not, there are many thousands of readers ready to join in a new
discussion with you.
I used to read this forum quite often, but lately you have to fight through so many useless, time
wasting posts it has become a much less valuable source. As an unmonitored forum, this
newsgroup has some great information. Unfortunately, since it is not censored, one must often
sift through a number of posts containing inaccurate information, gossip, and lies to get to the
good information.
NeverwinPoker www.neverwinpoker.com
NeverwinPoker is the home of Tony G, Dustin Woolf, Todd Witteles, Bryan Micon, and an
uncensored poker forum that occasionally discusses poker. NeverwinPoker provides valuable
tools for its community members, including blogs, a picture gallery, and a PokerStars currency
exchange. They describe themselves as a community with a collection of the filthiest
degenerates around.
The controversial site is the only truly uncensored community among poker's big forums. As an
example, there is a special section where members can post their favorite pictures of nude
females--Or pull pranks, where obscene pictures of naked men and naked elderly women pop
up where a hot model was supposed to appear.
Other Interesting Forums that WEC Reads
United Poker Forum http://www.unitedpokerforum.com/
This forum is hosted by authors Mike Caro and Roy Cooke and is a poker discussion group
supported and endorsed by the most familiar and ethical names and organizations in poker. At
the forum, you can discuss poker in a polite, family environment with fellow players ranging
from recognized experts to those just starting out. There is also an excellent section "Poker
Bonuses and Promotions" where you can find excellent poker and casino offers.
Forum Note: I know there are many other useful, helpful forums. These just happen to be the
ones I find the best for me.
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PokerDIY www.pokerdiy.com
PokerDIY is the lovechild of the union between a social network for poker players and online
poker league software. It was created to make poker league management a less tedious task,
and to solve the problem of an easy way to record and track poker games results over a period
of time.
PokerDIY connects poker players, and allows you to find live/home poker games in your area as
well as players for your tourneys. You can join poker groups of like-minded people and start
poker leagues with interested players. Add to that the normal poker-related resources, a great,
friendly Poker Forum, poker content and other useful tools to make a poker player's life easier,
and you have this valuable service available for anyone to use around the globe, all for free, and
always for free.