• Bonus Cool Points! - 5 x Cool Points on green Cool Hand cash tables
  • Even more daily freerolls
  • New Casino Poker Game: Triple Pocket Hold’em Poker Gold
  • Cool Hand Poker is on twitter – follow today for news, info and promos

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At Cool Hand Poker we think of you as more than just poker players, we think of you as friends, and because we take care of our friends, we’re giving you even more than ever before!

Freeroll tournaments every hour, 5 x Cool Points on green Cool Hand tables, a monthly $2500 guaranteed tournament and a brand new casino poker game you’ve got a lot to play for!

5 x Cool Points
The green Cool Hand cash tables are really where you want to be. We’re giving away FIVE times more Cool Points per hand than usual. You can use these Cool Points to buy into tournaments with cash prizes or even convert your Cool Points to cash in your account. All you need to do is at the Cool Hand cash game tables highlighted in green in the cash games lobby.

New Cash Tables at Cool Hand Poker
Look out for the ‘green’ Practice Tables on the lower limit cash tables tab, perfect for all you newbie poker players. Our new ‘Shark Free ‘tables ensure that you are in safe waters, with no Pro’s and no Hustlers. It’s just you and other Cool Hand players who enjoy playing poker for pleasure. For your added poker pleasure, we now also have ‘Heads Up Cash Tables ‘where you can test your true poker skill. In celebration of the new cash tables we are giving away FIVE times more Cool Points per hand than usual. You can use these Cool Points to buy into tournaments with cash prizes or even convert your Cool Points to cash in your account.

All you need to do is just play at any of the exclusive Cool Hand ‘Practice ‘or ‘Shark Free ‘cash tables highlighted in green in the cash games lobby.

$2500 Sunday Fun-day Tournament
This is by far one of our best tournaments at Cool Hand. $20 + 2 buy-in gets you 1500 chips to start with, re-buys and add-ons are only $5 each and for that you get 1500 chips.
If the buy-in is a little too steep for you, why not play your way into the tournament? You can play one of our freeroll feeders to the daily satellites or buy in directly to the daily satellites for only 10+1 Cool Points.
Yes, you read it right the first time, just 11 Cool Points will get you a shot at your piece of a $2500 Guaranteed prize pool.

Triple Pocket Hold’em Poker Gold
Triple Pocket Hold’em Poker Gold is a game of skill and chance played between you and the Dealer. It is based on the standard rules of Poker. It is played with one standard deck of 52 playing cards that is shuffled before each game.
During each game, three pairs of pocket cards are dealt, face up. One pair is retained by you and two pairs are retained by the Dealer. You have the option to hold the first or second pair of pocket cards dealt. If you do not hold the first or second pair of pocket cards, these are awarded to the Dealer and you are dealt the final pair of pocket cards.
After the three pairs of pocket cards are dealt, the community cards are dealt. The hands are compared and any winnings paid out. To win, your hand must beat both the Dealer's hands.
The objective of Triple Pocket Hold’em Poker Gold is to complete the game with the strongest hand using your two pocket cards. The payout is dependent on the value of the hand you are holding. Good luck!

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Did You Know?

If you’ve been playing poker for a little while you would’ve heard some interesting names for various texas hold’em hands. This month, we thought we’d give you a few of the unusual names that you might not hear that often.

A9 – McDerment – A variation of the last name of Matt Damon’s character Mike McDermott , in the movie Rounders, who lost all of his money with this hand.

KQ (hearts) – Valentines Day

J5 – Jackson Five or Motown, the record label for the Jackson Five

T2 – Terminator II, also the hand Doyle Brunson won back to back WSOP Main Events in 1976 and 1977

88 – Piano keys – there are 88 keys on a piano

73 – Joe Hachem – Joe Hachem won the 2005 World Series of Poker Main Event with this hand

72 – W.H.I.P – Worst Hand In Poker

KKQQ – Mommas and Poppas

QQQQ – Village People

3333 – Forest or Four Trees

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Q:  Hello Dave,

I sometimes miss the start of tournaments that I’ve registered for a few days in advance. Could you guys maybe set up something that’ll show me all the tournaments I’ve registered for in advance?
Rgds,
Kevin

A:  Hi Kevin,

You’ll be glad to know that we already have a feature that’ll make sure you can easily keep track of all of the tournaments you’d like to play. By clicking on the My Account button in the poker lobby, and then selecting the ‘View my Calendar’ option, you will be able to set reminders for yourself for the day, week or month.

Once you have the Calendar open, just right-click on the day you’d like to set the reminder for, click on ‘Add event’ and select the time that you’d like to receive a message reminding you of the event you don’t want to miss. You can even choose how long before the event you would like to receive the message.

So as you can see, it’s a simple, easy to use tool that’ll make sure you never miss another event again.

As always, if you have any questions mail me at dave@coolhandpoker.com

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COOL FUN Quiz– Take the quiz by clicking through to the website (you’ll find
the answer there too). The first 20 correct answers get a free ticket to the
Weekly $300 Added Final played every Wednesday at 18:30 GMT.

What is a poker hand with KKQQ called?
A. A double date
B. Cowboys and Crooks
C. Mommas and Poppas
D. Royal Affair

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