River Rat Rounders is a freeroll bar poker league in the Memphis and surrounding areas. We play at several different locations where our players are playing for prizes and accumulating points to qualify for bigger tournaments.

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Want to join? Simply show up to one of our nightly games! After your first night, you’ll automatically be issued a player number. Here are some of the benefits to playing poker with us:

River Rat Rounders have teamed up with HSMSC for this one-night charity event with food, drinks, and fun. Poker pros and novices are invited to play a winning hand for all the furry friends at the Humane Society. Check our Valentine calendar of events for more ways to show your love. Music on the River; Poker Run Instructions; St Joe River Rats. A Fun Group of People. 1- Purchase a Memphis Helping Memphis thingy for 20.90 (90 cents is the cc processing fee) online. After you have registered for the tourney AND donated, text me (901-596-6899) with your player # so I can approve you to play the tourney. Later in the evening, bet on a sure thing at All in for Animals Poker Tournament. River Rat Rounders have teamed up with HSMSC for this one-night charity event with food, drinks, and fun. Poker pros and novices are invited to play a winning hand for all the furry friends at the Humane Society. Nearly $35,000 raised for charity through River Rat Rounders including our record breaking $16, 320 at All in For Animals benefiting the Humane Society 3 Ladies Final Tabled the WSOPC Ladies Event: Lisa, Jo, Connie.

IT’S FREE!!You can win prizes, points, and ways to get qualified for bigger tournaments!

IT’S LIVE!! Every poker player needs experience playing real players… especially if your specialty is playing online.

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IT’S SOCIAL!! With poker, you meet people just because the game forces you to interact. When you sit down, you may not know the person sitting across from you, but by the end of the night, you’ll be on a first name basis with them. Keep coming back and you’ll have made yourself some new friends!

Your odds of winning are better than this, as you can hit five bells, five whistles or five of any other set of symbols, so on this machine your odds of any set of five are actually 5 x 0.032%, or 0.16%. So once in every 625 spins of this hypothetical machine, you’ll hit your set of five identical symbols for the jackpot. Odds of casino jackpot slots. The odds of winning that jackpot, as we determined earlier, is 1/1000. If we set the jackpot as $900, and charge $1 per bet, the payout percentage for that game will be 90%, or $900/$1000. Of course, no one would play a slots game which only paid out once in every 1000 spins, which is why there are various smaller payouts programmed in.

IT’S LEGAL!! You aren’t paying any money to play, the chips are of no cash value, the prizes are non-cash, and you have nothing to lose, IT’S 100% LEGAL!!

IT PROVIDES A WIDE RANGE OF PLAYERS!!Free Roll tournaments bring in all kinds of people at all different skill levels to come play.

IT’S COMPETITIVE !!! You play for points with the possibility of being invited to play in a Tournament of Champions to win a seat at a real tournament in Tunica. Standings are updated weekly on the website.

PRACTICE!!!As pro player Mike Sexton once said, “No Limit Texas Hold ‘em takes a minute to learn, but a lifetime to master.” Providing a live setting with different skill levels gives every poker player… from a first time player to a seasoned casino regular… a place to practice.

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There are typically four different types of poker player:

Loose-Passive
Loose-Aggressive
Tight-Passive
Tight-Aggressive

Loose means that a player's requirements to put money into the pot are lower than average. For example, a loose player may like to play hands like K3s (suited) preflop in Holdem, and could be seeing anything from 30 to 100% of flops in that game type.

Tight is the opposite. A tight player plays fewer hands per hour than his opponents average. This can result in only seeing anywhere from 10% to 25% of flops in Holdem.

Passive players are those that rarely bet. They are happy to call and fold, but they are not often seen making raises of their own.

Aggressive players on the other hand, are those that raise and reraise significantly more than the average. They may be perfectly willing to reraise you whilst on a flush draw, or whilst holding second pair.

Obviously the degrees of aggressiveness or tightness vary from player to player, but the vast majority will fit quite neatly into these classifications. Coupled with issues like how weak or strong a player your opponent is, you will have a powerful tool to help you decide what your opponent is holding in each situation. Classifying other players is also an extremely important aspect when considering your strategy for a specific table, tournament or hand.

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In-Depth Strategies[edit]

There are many different types of poker players. The two broadest categories are those of successful and unsuccessful players. A player who is successful does not just look at what is in his hand and on the board. Players who are unable to read other players or do not make it a point to watch even when they are not in a hand are often unsuccessful as Poker players. Under the category of successful players, a successful player is able to group someone into one of many different categories. The first category is:

Aggressive: Aggressive players will play almost any starting hand. The cards in their hand may be 2 7 of hearts and clubs and they will play it. They are the players who will contribute to some of your biggest wins and biggest losses because they are very hard to bluff out of a hand. If you are at a rock garden (table where everyone appears afraid of what others have) and one player is betting big every hand or every other hand and winning about every hand it is suggestible that if you have mid-pair you call their bluff at least once, to gain an accurate characterization of their betting patterns and because it is likely you have them beat. If someone is betting it up every hand and constantly winning and mucking it is suggestible to 'look them up' if you think you might have it. These are the players that you don't want to try to bluff, because as bluffers themselves they will often turn the tables on you or look you up.

Passive Aggressive: Passive-Aggressive players are often the most experienced of all players, are able to get a good read on who is a rock and who is aggressive and will not throw their chips away. Passive Aggressive players often call the blind to the flop if their hand seems decent enough (middle cards or high) and will do their fair share of bluffing, but not as much as a player who is purely aggressive. These are the players who will go after you hard and smash into the aggressive players when they get a hand. Often times Passive-Aggressive players will be the big-stack at the table because they rarely call large bets into hands they don't have a good chance of winning and rarely make mistakes. The worst enemy of a Passive-Aggressive player is a 'River Rat'.

River Rat: A River-Rat is often considered the worst poker player at the table. A river rat will usually bet before the flop if they have good cards and upon seeing a flop they don't like they will call ANY bet you throw at them just hoping desperately for that miracle at the end of the river. It is a common misconception among weak poker players that you will have a tougher time making money off of these types of players, when in fact quite