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Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska 2.21 miles NW
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Lake Dr Offutt AFB, Nebraska 68005 (map) | (402) 294-2108
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 12 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $20.00
Beautiful park. Staff great. No cable. - Mbv-20145
May 2016 - $20.00
We stopped here for one night while passing through. Do some geographical research before you come here. The FamCamp is not on the base. It is located just east of the runway outside the fence at what they call the "base lakes" area. Getting to it requires a lot of street running through Belleview. The MWR office is beside the campground. Staff was friendly. There is a snack bar and pool here. The campground pads are densely packed. Since this is off base non-military people can use it as a guest of a sponsor. We met some of them. - Tidy Boy
Oct 2015 - $20.00
Spent one night on our way across country and was surprised when we pulled in and discovered all the water spigots open. They decided to turn the water off and didn't tell us when we made reservations a month earlier. Luckily we had a full fresh water tank. One of our neighbors told us about the bathrooms in the boathouse building and gave us the combination to get in. We never saw a camp host, but there was someone at the boathouse, when we went in the next morning, who directed us to the tank-fill spigot in between spaces 3 & 4 next to the horse shoe pits. Sites had nice concrete pads with gravel approach and departures and had plenty of room around them for slides, awnings, and such. WiFi was good, with no password required and had 2 or 3 bars depending on which antenna you used. Showers were inserts into older stalls, so they were very small for my 6' plus frame. Bathrooms were dated, but very clean with plenty of hot water and good pressure. We stayed here to visit the SAC Air & Space Museum, (which is about an hour away past Gretna), so we didn't use any other amenities. Aircraft and trains were heard but never disturbed us - your sensitivity may vary. We'll stay here again, but hopefully the water will still be on! - NavyStore
2502 Payne Dr Bellevue, Nebraska 68005 (map) | (402) 293-3122
Sites: 110 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 20 Reviews
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May 2017 - $20.00
We camped here at the beginning of May If you haven't camped here before, Haworth Park is a great place for both the little kids and big kids. It is definitely worth a trip to come here since there is a lot to do. There are 2 playgrounds and 2 picnic shelters here, there is a walking trail around the campground and the riverfront, there is a bike trail that can take you into Omaha, there is a nature trail and fishing pond on the other side of the road from the entrance of the campground, and there's a boat launch if you want to go boating on the Missouri River. You can't swim here however there are a lot of water spickets around the campground, so you could bring some water toys to hook up to these for the kiddos to play in. The campground itself is really nice and quiet, it does not get rowdy or loud at night. $20 gets you electric and Wi-Fi. Each camping spot has a fire ring, grill, and level concrete pad for your camper. Some spots even have 50 electric. There is a tent area as well but these spots don't have electric. However people do camp at electric spots with their tents, this is allowed. Most places I've camped at just have a water filling station at the entrance. But Haworth has a ton of water spickets around the campground so it's easy to fill your tank with water. Or if you don't have neighbors around you that are using it, if your hose is long enough you can keep it attached. I think the way Haworth does it is better than most places I've camped at. You can make reservations online or you can reserve a spot at the mobile home trailer at the entrance when you arrive. ***Some spots are bigger than others so it would be more beneficial to book online since you can enter the length of your camper and the reservation site will tell you which spots can fit your camper. There are clean shower houses and 2 dump stations (one near the exit and one towa. - Husker_red2003
Sep 2016 - $20.00
Overall great park. Nobody cleans the bathrooms though. They are nicer than most, but a mop once a day would be nice. And wipe spots off walls and appliances. Rest of stay is great. - Rooer
May 2016 - $25.00
This city park sits on the banks of the Missouri River. The sites are large, level, have a concrete pad, picnic table and lots of grass. All are back-in. There are walking/biking trails adjacent to the park. Reservations are easily made on-line. 50 amps is available on a very limited number of sites. There is water but no sewer. The dump station if convenient and clean. - Freedom Bus
19281 Hanna Ave Pacific Junction, Iowa 51561 (map) | (402) 690-4266
Sites: 40 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 9 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $16.00
When we arrived, there is a sign showing a map of the campground, the prices, how to register, and a drop box for the money. While we completing the registration, a gentleman showed up and told us our site number, the rules, and the wi-fi password. At the site, we found that the sewer and electrical were on the one side, while the water was shared and on the opposite side of the site. There is not much shade, the road and sites were fairly level, with gravel. The wi-fi was all right, but better in the mornings. The park is right next to northbound I-29, so traffic noise is louder in morning. It also appears to be in the flight path of Offutt AFB, so there is also noise from planes. It is a basic park, but good for the price. We would stay there again. - Bbtj
May 2014 - $15.00
Easy access off of I-29. I was surprised the interstate didn't bother me like I thought it might. The owners are great and very friendly. Many of the RVers here were working on construction projects in the area. No problems. Wi-Fi worked good but was throttled back to about 2 Mbps download. I would stay here again. Can't beat it for the price. - User3435
Apr 2014 - $15.00
Rate reflects 30 amp service. We spent one night here on our way home from CA. This is a good, no-frills campground. Campground and restrooms are clean. Although the registration process is self-service, the campground owner came by to greet us and make sure we were settled in. Only disadvantage is the road noise -- campground is very close to I-29. Would stay here again if in the area. - grifjj
1100 S Shore Dr Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 (map) | (712) 366-0220
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 14 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $16.00
This park does not enforce any rules/restrictions. It has homeless camps set up in it that are pigsty's. On weekends, this is party central. Too many cars/people on one site. Dogs running loose. People urinating out in the open as bathroom is too far for them to walk. Very unsafe for children as cars are constantly driving through this tiny campground just to see the "circus". If this isn't enough, power is horrible. This is all just a shame to see as this area is so beautiful with the bike paths and deer & turkeys everywhere. All on a nice lake. Council Bluffs has a lot to offer but find another campground. - exit to
Jul 2015 - $16.00
This was, by far, the worst state park/camping experience we've had. After one night we couldn't get back on the road fast enough. Some of the campsites appear to be used as a junkyard. There was garbage all over the park. The bathrooms were so disgusting that in the morning my children refused to use them; the men's room had fecal matter throughout the stalls. People partied until late at night; the campground was rather noisy. The water and electric loop was a little quieter, but still loud. If we have to make the trip again, we will look for a campground near Omaha instead. - GB family
Oct 2014 - $11.00
Camped here during a soccer tournament. The showers are shut off by the time of year that we camp. The water hydrants are on. We fill when we get there and shower in the camper. The vault toilets are typical vault toilets. Fire rings are provided with nice racks. We bought firewood at the local hardware store. Lake is nice but at this time of year too cold to swim. We have biked and run the trails with our family. Just this morning we saw about 10 deer and a dozen wild turkeys. We have camped all over the US KOA, Good Sam, county parks, and state parks. Most reviews are filled with negativity. I have not felt unsafe here or that my children were in danger of being harmed. Because this campground does not have activities or an office I don't feel it deserves a 10. However, previous review portray this campground as full of homeless, drunks, and crackheads - which is not true. - CampingFamilyFun6
706 Veterans Memorial Hwy Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 (map) | (712) 366-0363
Sites: 25 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $35.00
I don't often post reviews, but this RV park has bad reviews that I just don't understand! Yes, they do not take reservations, yes, it is cash or check only, and yes it is operated by a woman perhaps in her seventies who does not use the internet.. But that woman was pleasant, smiled, chatted with me during the easy check-in, and did not demand to park my rv for me. She did come out and "spot me" to be sure I didn't drive over the sewer opening which is raised a few inches from the ground.. So what??
This is a very nice little campground - the grass is well-watered and well-mowed, the water pressure is 40 which is passable, the 50 amp is solid as a rock, and the long-term residents have decently-clean setups.
Omaha needs a good campground -- it has one - Tomes. - LagunaJim
Aug 2014 - $30.00
I do not recommend this Park. Owner insists on parking the rig himself. Office is often unattended. Phones unanswered. Will not take reservations. Unfriendly. Caters to construction and long term renters rather than over-nighters or short term. - Rollenhome
Aug 2014 - $37.00
The above rate includes tax. This park is small and even though it was about half full, I think they were all long-term residents except us. Our experience with most long-term parks seems they can be 'trashy' but this one was pretty well maintained and not a lot of 'stuff' around. Power and water pressure were good, however, we couldn't get our satellite to work because of all the trees. Sites moderate in size and the manager/owner was pleasant (just not overly friendly). We'd stay here again as it is convenient to areas we want to visit. - Wannabees
2701 23rd Ave Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 (map) | (712) 308-5005
Sites: 43 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 27 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
This park is located at Harrah's Horseshoe Casino.
With a 40 foot coach it was OK.
Basically just parking around the perimeter of a large paved parking lot with water and Electric at the back of each site.
Security patrolled the area regularly.
Overpriced for a Casino so we did not bother to gamble and leave any more money.
Main advantage, it's close to Omaha.... - happyflyer
Sep 2015 - $30.00
This park is located at Horseshoe Casino. As a 45 ft motorhome with 4 slides we found it comfortable, clean, friendly, safe and convenient. It is a paved parking lot; however, behind each site is lots of grass. Spaces are plenty wide, good 50 amps, security patrols the area, clean laundry. No sewer but they have a dump station. Extremely convenient to Omaha, I-80 and I-29. - Freedom Bus
Aug 2015 - $30.00
The rv park is ok in a pinch it is right of the interstate. Price is a little high for a parking lot with only water and sewer. They do have a dump station.
I doubt we would stay here again. - Bear12
2701 23rd Ave Council Bluffs, Iowa 51501 (map) | (712) 323-2500
Sites: 29 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $30.00
Sites are VERY close together, Can't put out awnings. No picnic tables. I called ahead and was told there was WiFi. When I registered they said the WiFi was inside the casino and I could bring my computer inside.
Showers were basically in good shape but needed a deep cleaning. Wads of hair in drain, and you could tell showers hadn't been washed in weeks. Water flow was a lukewarm trickle.
Would not go back. - Silvana CLark
11902 Turkey Rd Papillion, Nebraska 68046 (map) | (402) 679-9889
Sites: 44 | Latest Rate: $16.00 | 29 Reviews
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Mar 2017 - $16.00
What a rare find! This is a beautiful city park and among the nicest settings we've stayed at. The 55' sites are spacious with plenty of length for the RV and gravel parking for the tow vehicle. The sites are fairly level side to side but slope front to back by several degrees. The access roads, pad and patio are all concrete and each site has 30/50A power, a picnic table and a grill. You'll have to pick up water on the way in and dump on the way out which is the only detraction we could find. There are several common water spigots located throughout. We picked up 30 OTA TV channels and our wi-fi hotspot signal was strong.
The park sits on 450 acres with a 105 acre reservoir and has over 3 miles of hiking/biking trails. They don't take reservations and RV sites are first come, so call ahead to gauge availability. At this time of the year the majority of the sites were open but during the prime summer season this place is probably difficult to get into. We would come back again. - Born2Roam
Aug 2016 - $16.00
This is a nice park and a good value. It was very clean and the site spacing is good. I had a back in site and there was plenty of room for our MH and toad. - Flyertx
Jun 2016 - $16.00
We love camping at this clean, tranquil park. The views are serene, and the hiking/biking trails are excellent. - Luv-2_rv
15810 Highway 50 Louisville, Nebraska 68037 (map) | (402) 234-6855
Sites: 273 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 9 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $15.00
We stayed here during the off season. The only restrooms were vault toilets, but they were acceptable. They were a long distance from the campsite though. As others stated, there was a lot of train traffic, but we like trains so it was no problem. It is in a beautiful setting, and close to a great little pizza place. - rainman0
Jul 2013 - $18.00
We were not impressed. Trains were about 20 minutes apart with horns blasting day and night! This was right on the other side of the lake, some of the tent sites were mere feet from the tracks. Good luck sleeping. The bathrooms were nasty and had mold on the wall around the flush button. They smelled terrible. We ended up buying cans of air freshener to spray in there every time we went in. Plus it cost a quarter for each three minutes of showering. The $5 per night vehicle fee was not an issue for us as we had a annual sticker. We will not be returning. - tmretz
Sep 2012 - $25.00
Campsites are paved and have 30 amp service, no water. Some sites are harder to back into than others due to tight curves. Park office was closed when we arrived, but Ranger found us and informed us that, in addition to daily fee of $18 (plus $7 online admin fee), we needed to pay $5 daily usage fee. Restrooms were dingy, with dirty floors and mold growing on wall where water dripped from flusher. Based on that, we chose not to even check out the showers. Camp hosts not engaging. With such high camp fees, we were really disappointed with services and maintenance. There are many more places in the Omaha area - we would not stay here again. - mocrazylove
11005 John J Pershing Dr Omaha, Nebraska 68112 (map) | (402) 444-4628
Sites: 46 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 3 Reviews
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Jun 2012 - $15.00
Currently closed due to flood damage. - peakcomm
Jul 2007 - $12.00
City owned park with on site hosts. Close to Omaha, so heavy use, especially on weekends. Located near the Missouri river so lots and lots of activity on weekends. Lots of shade trees and some sites that are not so close together as others. Restrooms and showers are older and not well maintained. Generally, an nice place to stay for a few days with weekdays being better than weekends. - marker82
Jun 2006 - $12.00
This is one very nice county campground that is RV friendly. Very clean and quite with large sites. Lots of fireflies and deer to watch in the tree line. Missouri River is across the parking lot. No reservations so week-ends can be problem. Work campers run the place, but they were very friendly and helpful. - Zimectrin


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The colour photograph in Bild shows rescuers trying to get to Diana and her companions in the wrecked Mercedes saloon. Two slumped bodies are visible, although the faces cannot be discerned.
Descriptions of photographers' behaviour, from American tourists who passed the crash site only minutes after the accident happened, were shocking. Robin, Jack and Brown Firestone from New York described five paparazzi shooting close-up pictures of the Mercedes where the princess was visible half-thrown from the car. Some of the photographers had reportedly argued amongst themselves over whether they should be taking pictures. But the most determined jostled police out of the way to do so. "I'm still distraught at what I have seen," Mrs Firestone said.
Those pictures were then hawked around the world within hours of Diana's death. The offers went, among others, to the News of the World in London, and the US supermarket tabloids The National Enquirer, The Star and The Globe.
However, in an uncharacteristic display of rectitude, Steve Coz, the Enquirer's editor asked his fellow tabloid editors to join him in a boycott of the photos. Bild obviously had no desire to join this new moral coalition, and now, the breach having been made, sales will no doubt pick up nicely.
A picture editor from Bild said the pictures had been bought from an agency in Paris. He refused to say if the photos came from any of the paparazzi who chased Diana and Dodi Fayed through the streets of Paris before the death.
The man, who would only give his last name, Westing, added: "We paid a lot of money for them. We have one or two more. We bought them from an agency in France. We can't sell them further".
Asked if Bild planned to publish more photos of the scene, Mr Westing said: "That we don't know. This could run for a long time".
An Italian businessman, Claudio D'Allesandro, who admits dealings with the paparazzi but denies trying to market pictures of the crash, said he was "totally unsurprised" by their sale. He also said that there was a very wide variety of prices being asked for and that this was because there was a comparatively large supply of pictures available. The prices range from around pounds 200,000 up to $1 million in the case of the Enquirer
Mr D'Allesandro said: "The French police took eight to ten minutes to get their acts together. With modern motor drives you can take dozens of shots a minute, so you can imagine how many were taken. The police arrested seven people, but there are strong rumours that others were present and then disappeared. Even the ones arrested had enough time to hide away their rolls of films". Alastair Miller, a photographer based in Paris, said: "The real paparazzi are in it for the thrill of the chase and the money and the cloak and dagger. It's boys' toys."
In France yesterday, the newspapers were pointing the finger of blame at the British tabloids though the arrested men were French apart from one Macedonian, they were working for the British market, it was claimed.
The paparazzi can spend weeks in tracking their prey. They do not shoot to order, but will offer any successful snaps either directly to favoured clients - say, the French magazine Paris Match or the American National Enquirer - or to agencies who negotiate their fees.
Big Pictures in London received pictures of the crash scene unsolicited on their wires early on Sunday morning from photographers who had dealt with the agency before. Though the police seized 20 rolls of film from the seven photographers arrested at the crash, it is thought at least three others escaped with their films intact.
But a source at the agency said that as soon as the situation became clear, an immediate decision was made not to deal with the photographs. "Would you want to see them?" the source asked. "I would say it was down to the individual agency, to their ethics and their morals. It's either money or respect at the end of the day. But I don't think the British papers would dare even to think about publishing them."
Alastair Miller, who has observed the paparazzi, said they operated on a different level from other photographers. "They wouldn't know a light meter. These are people with automatic cameras and synchronised flashes," he said. "They have other skills."
He characterised them as thick-skinned and stubborn with the French the most determined. "There's an inherent sense of fair play among the British. There's a limit to what they would do. The French and to some extent the Italians don't have limits."
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Women's Volleyball
Brent Hilliard is entering his 14th season with the Toreros' volleyball program and was promoted to Associate Head Coach after serving as USD's interim head coach for the 2006 season, while head coach Jennifer Petrie took the season off to spend time with her family.
In 2011, Hilliard once again assumed the reigns of the volleyball program as head coach Jennifer Petrie took the season off to spend time with her new born daughter Caroline. The Toreros flourished under his tutelage in 2011, as they posted the best start in program history at 13-0, before finishing in the second round of the NCAA Tournament with an overall record of 28-5. Hilliard helped Chloe Ferrari reach an All-American stature, as well as helping five Toreros earn All-WCC accolades.
Hilliard was no stranger to the roll of head coach, as in 2006, Hilliard was in a similar situation, and he led the Toreros to the West Coast Conference championship as well as a berth into the Sweet-16 of the NCAA Tournament. He helped guide five players to all-conference accolades highlighted by the 2006 WCC Player of the Year Kristen Carlson. For his efforts, Hilliard was named the WCC Coach of the Year.
Hilliard has been essential in San Diego's run of six consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and USD's NCAA Sweet 16 and WCC Championship season of 2004. Hilliard has done a remarkable job in recruiting and developing young talent. In 2004, Hilliard led a USD recruiting effort that was recognized 25th among all Division I programs by Prep Volleyball.
Hilliard brings a wealth of volleyball experience to the USD staff, earning NCAA Player of the Year accolades at Long Beach State and representing the United States at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Hilliard came to USD in 2001 after serving as the Head Volleyball Coach at Cuyamaca Junior College in 1999 and 2000.
In 1992, as an opposite or right side player at Long Beach State, Hilliard was named the NCAA Player of the Year, leading his team to a 31-1 record. Hilliard earned All-America honors four times in his college career and was a three-time selection as a first-team NCAA All- American. In 1991 Hilliard propelled the 49ers to a National Championship, beating USC in Honolulu, avenging a championship match loss to USC the year before.
Hilliard was selected to play for the U.S.A. in the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. As the team's youngest member, he helped the U.S.A. capture a Bronze medal with a victory over Cuba. One year later, Hilliard won a silver medal in the 1993 Pan American Games. Hilliard also owns a Bronze medal won at the 1991 World Cup.
Hilliard continued his volleyball career as a professional in Europe from 1995-1998, playing two seasons in Belgium and one season in the Netherlands. In 1996, Hilliard and the Maasiek Volleyball club from Belgium won the country's championship and competed in the European Champions League.
Brent resides in nearby Scripps Ranch with his wife Beth, eight-year old daughter Audrey, and six-year old son Christopher.
Torero Timeout with Jane Bird
Interrupt USD rower Jane Bird as she tries to get some z's mid finals week
Celebration of Excellence 2017
Check out the end of the year COE boat cruise with student-athletes, coaches and staff
USD Athletics Highlight Video 2016-17
Don't miss the best highlights from this past year in USD Athletics
President for a Day
USD President Harris switched places with Track & Cross Country Senior Olivia Gonzalez
Torero Timeout with Olivia Sandusky
Walk down the beach with softball senior Olivia Sandusky on a Torero Timeout
Jamal Agnew Drafted to the Detroit Lions
Jamal Agnew was drafted in the fifth round as the #165 pick to the Lions
Men's Tennis NCAA Selection Show
No. 93 Filip Vittek recaps WCCs & reflects on his careers as a Torero
Torero Timeout with Daniela Morales
Test your skills and see if you can keep up with her Spanish without reading the subtitles
Torero Timeout with Josh Page
Learn a few things not to do when crossing paths with this senior men's tennis player and London native
Softball Hosts Santa Clara This Weekend
Softball hosts for their last home series both Saturday and Sunday
USD Baseball 2017
San Diego baseball takes on the 2017 season
Torero Timeout with Will Graf
Experience life in the stroke seat of a rowing shell and learn a little more about coxswain Will Graf
Torero Networking Night
Toreros meet with local and national businesses for job opportunities
USD Rowing: Race Day
An inside look at how the Toreros prepare and run through race day
The Inside Scoop on San Diego Crew Classic
Follow these tips from rower Jane Bird to make the most of your SDCC experience
Torero Timeout with Carla Kinnunen
Check out a special surprise at the end of this Timeout from former trampoline champion turned rower, Carla Kinnunen
Toreros Compete at the Longhorn Invite
Susie Taylor, Meredith Hoggatt and Head Coach Kim Cupini talk about season expectations
Torero Timeout with Nicole Anderson
Take a Timeout with women's tennis player Nicole Anderson as she visits the USD Athletic Training Room
Men's Soccer Announces Head Coach Succession Plan
2017 will be McFadden's last as head coach
John Cunningham's WCC Hall of Honor Induction Video
JC racked up 843 career wins
Torero Timeout with Konrad Altvater
It's always a staycation in San Diego, catch up with Sr. Konrad Altvater as he comes in from an evening surf
Torero Timeout with Troy Conyers
The lefty is this week's WCC Pitcher of the Week
Torero Timeout with Lauren King
Check out Softball Senior Lauren King's dorm room as she makes a evening snack
Pick Up Tickets for the Gonzaga Game
Students that make a $5 donation will be entered to win big prizes
Baseball Season Opener Preview
San Diego plays No. 6 Vanderbilt Thursday
Torero Timeout with Sarah Kapple
Take a Timeout by the beach with cross country/track Senior Sarah Kapple as she goes for a morning jog
Softball Season Opener at Arizona
Softball kicks off their season in the Kajikawa Classic at ASU
Torero Timeout with Aubrey Ward-El
Learn a little more about Ward-El in 60 seconds of rapid fire of questions
Meet the Toreros: Gui Osorio
Get to know USD Men's Tennis Freshman Gui Osorio
For the Love of the Game Recap
USD's baseball fundraiser honored the Class of 2007 and MLB players, Kris Bryant, AJ Griffin and Sammy Solis
Torero Timeout with Filip Vittek
Senior tennis player Filip Vittek takes a timeout on the way to practice
Men's Tennis Head To L.A. To Play In ITA Kick Off Weekend
Watch the season preview with seniors Josh Page, Filip Vittek & Head Coach Ryan Keckley
USD Women's Tennis Hosts Season Opener
The Toreros open their 2017 spring season at home against UCSD and Cal State Fullerton
Torero Timeout With AS President TJ Hodges
Take 60 seconds to learn a bit about graduating junior & cross-country runner TJ Hodges
Torero Timeout With Bri Jurries
Take the first Timeout of the New Year with senior swimmer Bri Jurries
USD Men's Basketball Teams Up With PYBL Challenged Division
The Toreros teach children basketball drills and games in annual community service project
Bill McGillis Introduced as AD
Bill McGillis Introductory Press Conference
USD's White Christmas Music Video
USD student-athletes sing and dance to White Christmas as a send off for the holidays
Torero Timeout with Kat Hamilton
Catch up with Women's Basketball Guard while she studies for finals
FCS Playoff Highlights Against Cal Poly
Watch the full highlights from the historic win against Cal Poly in the first round in the FCS Playoffs
Torero Timeout with Olin Carter
Take a 60 second timeout and learn something new about the sophomore basketball player from Dallas, Texas
North Dakota State Preview
USD goes on to play in the second round of the FCS Playoffs against NDSU
Torero Timeout with Lauren Fuller
Learn some quick facts about USD Women's Volleyball Sophomore Lauren Fuller as she grabs her dinner
USD Football Makes Team History in FCS Playoffs
San Diego heads to the second round of the FCS Playoffs for the first time
USD Volleyball 2016 NCAA Selection Show
USD will play Baylor in the first round of the NCAA Tournament
Torero Timeout with Brian Riley
Get to know Senior and Co-Captain Riley during his workout
USD Football Reacts to FCS Playoff Selection Show
USD will play Cal Poly in first round of the FCS Playoffs
USD Football Does the Mannequin Challenge
USD goes undefeated in the PFL after a win against Campbell on Saturday
Football Plays Last Game of the 2016 PFL Season
USD will be undefeated if they come home with a win at Campbell Saturday
USD Clinched PFL Championship Title
San Diego defeated Stetson 42-7 and will go on to compete in the FCS Playoffs
Senior Night and Last Home Game for USD Football
USD Plays for PFL Championship title
Men's Basketball Season Opener Friday Night
The USD Toreros play at SDSU November 11th for their first game of the season
USD Won Exhibition Game Saturday Night
San Diego defeated UDLAP with a score of 49-25
USD Play Exhibition Game Against Team From Mexico
San Diego plays Universidad de las Americas Puebla November 5th at 4
San Diego Seniors and Coaches Attend Media Day
Seniors Bailey & Hood and Coaches Fisher & Lamont attend the 2016-17 WCC Basketball Tip-Off
USD Cross Country Competes in Home Race
Hughes and Burke finish first of the USD teams
Sixth PFL Game Against Marist
The two undefeated team in the PFL go head to head Saturday morning
USD Beats Valparaiso at Home
San Diego football won it's fifth straight PFL game of the season
Toreros Play LMU & Pepperdine at Home
No. 5 USD Volleyball play LMU on Thursday night and Pepperdine Saturday Afternoon
USD Hosts Valparaiso
The Toreros take on Valparaiso at home Saturday afternoon
Women's Soccer Plays BYU at Home
After a win at Gonzaga the Toreros take on BYU in the Torero Stadium
USD Women Lead Softball Clinic
USD Softball worked with Montgomery Middle School in community service project
USD Plays Drake In Fourth PFL Game Of The Season
The Toreros travel to Iowa in hopes of continuing their undefeated PFL season
The Rise (1973-84)
Short documentary on men's basketball's jump to DI and their first WCC championship
San Diego Beats Davidson 52-3
USD now 3-0 in the PFL
Sixth Man Night: The Rise
Men's Basketball fundraiser brings together alumni, student-athletes and the USD community
Thrive Elementary Visits Men's Soccer Team
Toreros put on skills clinic for local children
Meet the Toreros: Allyson Eylers
Freshman setter from Gilbert, Arizona
USD Receives Award From Autism Tree Project Foundation
The Legacy Award goes to USD for football and baseball's work with the athlete-mentor program
USD plays Davidson in Torero Stadium for Homecoming Weekend
Toreros play Davidson hoping to take home the 25th straight PFL home victory
Pack the Pavilion Night Against BYU
No. 6 Toreros battle No. 11 BYU for the first place spot in conference
Toreros Prepare For Butler
Smith and Coach Lindsey talk challenges and strategies for first away PFL game
Meet the Toreros: Megan Jacobsen
Jacobsen is a 6'2" middle blocker from Tacoma, Washington
USD Wins Big Conference Game Against Dayton
Toreros beat Dayton 34-22
Volleyball Plays USF for First WCC Play
Kristen Gengenbacher & Kaity Edwards talk about excitement for WCC play
USD Hosts Dayton in PFL Opener
Co-Captain Brian Riley & Coach Lindsey talk about the challenges of the Saturday's game
Volleyball Highlights from Wins Over UCSB and LBSU
Volleyball up to no. 7 after dominant weekend
Meet The Toreros: Ana Ramos
Freshman guard from Portugal
Cross Country Shows Speed on Home Course
The women finished second overall & the men finished fourth overall
Meet the Toreros: Kaity Edwards
6-2 MH From Playa Del Rey, CA
Second Home Tournament Preview
Lauren Schad & Jayden Kennedy talk about new ranking and preview upcoming games
Home Cross Country Race Preview
Head Coach Guarino and seniors Benster & Smith talk about the new team
Volleyball Highlights from Home Tournament Sweep
Volleyball beats UCI, CU and UCLA at their first home tournament
Sixth Man Night
Head Coach Smith talks about upcoming annual fundraiser
Volleyball's First Home Tournament of the Season
Kramer & Jennings recap last game and share excitement for upcoming tournament
Football Plays Cal Poly After 27-0 Opening Week Win
Giorgi and Lindsey recap game against WNM and preview Cal Poly
Men's Soccer Home Opener Preview
Price & McFadden preview UCD & Sac State
WNMU recap
Postgame Highlights & Interviews
Who's Next?
Western New Mexico Preview
Jamal Agnew & Anthony Lawrence break down WNMU.
USD vs. Stanford Volleyball UPSET
Torero women win 3 of 5 sets against #11 Stanford.
Meet the Toreros: Isaiah Pineiro
Versatile 6'6" forward will redshirt 2016-17 season.
Men's Soccer Kicks Off Season In NC
Coach McFadden & Michael Turner Preview Matches vs Duke & Elon.
Softball Golf Tournament Promo
September 17th at Bernardo Heights CC.
Meet the Toreros: Isaiah Wright
Former Utah Ute will redshirt the 2016-17 season.
Training Camp Update
Team prepares for Saturday scrimmage.
Meet the Toreros: Patricia Brossmann
6'0" freshman forward from Berlin, Germany.
Meet the Toreros: Mark Carbone
6'2" freshman guard from Wethersfield, CT.
Meet the Toreros: Madison Pollock
6'1" freshman guard from Snohomish, Wash.
Women's Soccer In the Community
Toreros host soccer skills clinic at Linda Vista Elementary.
Meet the Toreros: Juwan Gray
6'8" freshman forward from Dover, Delaware.
Toreros Open Training Camp
The USD women's soccer team began training camp today.
Meet the Toreros: Nassir Barrino
6'0" freshman guard from Newark, New Jersey.
Meet the Toreros: José Martinez
6'10" freshman forward from Cayey, Puerto Rico.
Meet the Toreros: Frank Ryder
6'10" freshman forward from Boulder, Colo.
2015-16 Highlight Video
All the top plays from 2015-16
Jordan Angus - Male Torero of the Year
Angus reflects on his time at USD
Malina Hood - Female Torero of the Year
Malina Hood looks back at her USD career
NCAA Tournament Preview
San Diego faces Vanderbilt in first round
2016 Celebration of Excellence
Behind the Scenes at the COE
Toreros Participate in Linda Vista Parade
Toreros Participate in Linda Vista Parade
Men's Tennis senior Day
The Toreros host LMU and Pepperdine Saturday and Sunday
Softball WCC Preview
The Toreros host Saint Mary's Saturday and Sunday
2016 San Diego Crew Classic
The Toreros show speed against the nation's top crews
The Torero Baseball Experience
Kris Bryant & Brian Matusz reflect on their time at USD
MBB Senior Night
Jito Kok and Duda Sanadze prepare for the final home game
USD Baseball Season Preview
Season starts at No. 3 Vanderbilt February 19
USD Softball Season Preview
Season starts February 12
UCLA Preview
USD travels to No. 9 UCLA Friday
Toreros Host Kentucky Saturday
USD looks to defend home court against No. 22 Kentucky
Toreros Host Pepperdine & LMU
USD returns home after four-game road trip
Toreros Team Up with PYBL
Men's Basketball hosts annual clinic for Challenged Division
Men's Tennis 2016
USD opens at home vs UC Irvine and UCSD Saturday
BYU Preview
Preview of USD women's basketball WCC opener vs. BYU.
City Championship Highlights
Relive the Toreros' Upset over SDSU at Petco Park
Toreros to Host Hope International
The 9-1 Toreros will host Hope International in their final game before WCC play
Toreros Stun Aztecs at Petco
Postgame reaction and press conferences
Toreros Return Home
USD will host Bethesda before Sunday's City Championship at Petco Park
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Butler Preview
Pono Keni and Coach Lindsey talk about Saturday's Senior Day game against Butler
CSUN Preview
Coach Fisher and forward Maya Hood talk about Tuesday's home-opener against CSUN
USC Preview
Coach Smith and Brett Bailey preview the season opener at USC
Davidson Preview
Jonah Hodges and Dale Lindsey talk about Jonah's return and preview Davidson game
San Diego Fall Classic Preview
Coach Dagman previews the San Diego Fall Classic
Nevada Preview
USD's Women's Basketball team will start their season at Nevada this weekend
USD Men's Basketball - The Origins (1955-1973)
A Glance at the Beginnings of Torero Hoops
Campbell Preview
Coach Lindsey and Jeff Starr preview Campbell
Stetson Preview
Coach Lindsey and Jereke Armstrong talk about the season so far
WCC Media Day
Behind the scenes with Men's and Women's Basketball at WCC media day
Warner Recap
Dale Lindsey and Anthony Lawrence on USD's 45-14 win
Warner Preview
Anthony Lawrence and Coach Lindsey preview game vs. Warner
Torero Community Service
USD Athletics helps out at Father Joe's Village in downtown San Diego
Men's Basketball Camp Update
Kok and Carter talk about the upcoming season
Drake Preview
Toreros host Bulldogs for Homecoming game
Dayton Preview
Toreros look for 4th straight win
LMU Preview
Pack the Stadium Night
ITA All-American's Preview
Petronijevic, Angus, & Vittek Prepare
Marist Preview
USD Looks to Extend Home Win Streak
Valparaiso Preview
Toreros First True Road Game of 2015
CSUN and UCSB Preview
Toreros Look to Extend Win Streak
Aztec Invite Recap
Both Squads Finish Second
SDSU Preview
Toreros Take on Cross-town Rival
WNMU Recap
Highlights from 45-21 win
2015 Home Opener
Previewing Western New Mexico
Volleyball Tournament Preview
A preview of the USD Tournament
Men's Soccer Season Opener
Previewing No. 16 Cal
Training Camp Update
Coach Lindsey Recaps the First Two Weeks
2015 WSOC Preview
A brief preview of the 2015 Toreros.


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VIDEO: San Diego Man Wins Boston Marathon
Photo courtesy of 10News.
Listen to Sully's interview with Meb Keflezighi.
San Diegan Meb Keflezighi, who will be 39 years old on May 5th, won the Boston Marathon men's race on Monday. He held of a Kenyan runner who finished second.
The well-known San Diego runner graduated from San Diego High in 1994 after attending Memorial Junior High and Roosevelt Middle School. He was born in Eritrea in Africa. In 2009 Meb became the first American to win the New York Marathon in 27 years. He won a silver medal at the Olympics in 2004.
Meb Keflezighi eld off Wilson Chebet of Kenya at the finish and won the marathon in a time of 2:08.37 and was cheered by massive crowds from Hopkinton to Boylston Street wearing a red and white top and blue shorts.
An American man winning the Boston Marathon was seen as especially significant due to the fact that this year's race was held one year after two bombs blew up near the finish line in 2013, leaving a city known as one of the historic birthplaces of America stunned.
In a show of spirit and resolve according to race organizers, there were 36,000 runners on the course this year, 9,000 more than last year. A runner from Kenya or Ethiopia has won the last 12 men's titles in Boston. Keflezighi was born in Eritrea.


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Services of 30 trains will be affected from December 28 till February 15 next year due to the anticipated foggy condition in the northern region.
"While 20 trains have been cancelled, services of six are partially suspended and four trains will be diverted from the fog-affected routes during the period," said a senior Railway Ministry official. The cancellation and diversion of trains is being announced in advance so that travellers can plan their alternative journeys accordingly and are put to minimum inconvenience.
Services of Jharkhand Sampark Kranti Express, Howrah- Delhi Express, Lichchvi Express and Varanasi-Dehradun Express are among the 20 trains, which are being suspended from December-end till February 15 next year. The booking of all such trains will not be done and the changes will be carried in the passenger reservation system accordingly.
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Vitaliy Katsenelson, CIO at Investment Management Associates and writer at http://contrarianedge.com/, was on Tech Ticker on December 10. He thinks Japanese Government Bond yields (JGBs) will rise in the future as rates re-price to compete with other Government bonds. With Japan's Debt/GDP at 200% and funded mostly internally by their aged population, when they're forced to tap outside sources to buy their debt, investors will demand higher rates. If demand is soft, Japan will reach the "Keynesian endpoint" and have to monetize their debt by raising taxes and printing money, which leads to "high" inflation. Watch the video below. Interesting, so when does the secular bear market begin in the Yen?
Regarding the U.S., Vitaliy believes QE2 will result in stagflation (TT video #2) and equities are stuck in a secular trading range just like 1966-1982 (Barron's December 11, 2010).
Source: http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/u.s.-must-%22man-up-and-take-the-pain%22-or-we'll-become-japan-katsenelson-says-yftt_535701.html
Katsenelson: Japanese Yields Will Rise, U.S. Market In Secular Trading Range
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Peter Facinelli Sad He Couldn't Go To Italy For 'New Moon'
A recent interview had Peter Facinelli dishing some production details about the upcoming Twilight sequel New Moon, which is currently filming in Vancouver.
The actor, who plays Dr. Carlise Cullen in the big screen series admitted that he expressed his disappointment to author Stephenie Meyer that his character didn't get to come along on a trip to Italy for New Moon. "I did tell her, 'You know what? I'm a little upset I didn't get to go to Italy.' I said, 'Carlisle could have shown up in Italy.'"
But any letdowns aside, Facinelli said the choice of Chris Weitz as a director for the second film was "Fantastic. You know, the second time around it's a little easier." You want to know what would have made it even easier? A trip to Italy. Ha! He didn't say it, but he was totally thinking it.
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Every year, HPU hosts a weekend dedicated to families. It is an opportunity for you to visit campus and share your student's college experience.
Family Weekend Schedule
Friday, October 7, 2016
6:00 p.m. Volleyball Game: HPU vs. Concordia University (Brownwood Coliseum)
7:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Family Weekend Check-In (Faith and Life Leadership Center Lobby)
8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Movie on the Lawn: National Treasure (Bell Towers Lawn)
Saturday, October 8, 2016
8:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Family Weekend Check-In (FLLC, Lobby)
8:30 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. Coffee & Muffins with the President (Walker House)
9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. The Study Abroad Experience (FLLC, Jackson Room)
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Miller brace sees United through ...
Carlisle United played some excellent football as they took advantage of the behind the scenes upheaval at visitors Brentford and they produced their best performance of the season to book their place in the potentially lucrative Sunday FA Cup third round draw.
United started brightly with Miller seeing plenty of the ball and an interception from Chimbonda on the half way line gave Berrett time and space to cross. The striker stretched to get a touch but he lost control as he came under pressure from Craig.
A long ball forward from the Brentford back line caused confusion as O'Hanlon and Meppen-Walter hesitated and Marcello Trotta pounced to unleash a fierce shot. Fleming dived low to push the stinging effort away.
Debut boy Courtney Meppen-Walter took matters into his own hands moments later when he closed the ball down on the halfway line. He took a touch and put his boot through the ball and it flew just over the bar with Richard Lee stranded.
Carlisle enjoyed a good spell of pressure and crosses from Robson and Lawrence had to be watched as Miller and Amoo lurked. And the Cumbrians thought they'd scored when Sean O'Hanlon timed his run from deep to meet an inswinging Berrett corner. His header was perfect but Richard Lee reacted late to spectacularly push the ball onto the bar. Miller was there but the defence converged to clear the ball to safety.
The big defender was the man on the spot at the other end as the Bees surged into the Carlisle box. Trotta spun on the spot and had a clear sight of the target until O'Hanlon slid in to nick the ball.
Brentford started to see more of the ball and Alan McCormack forced a corner when he called for a quick free kick. He cut in from the right and Meppen-Walter did well to get his body in the way of another rasping effort.
It was end-to-end and a Miller interception put United five against two on the edge of the area. Amoo took control but he opted to shoot, from a tight angle, with players screaming for the cross. Bidwell recovered to block and hack it away.
Meppen-Walter sparked another attack when he came out of defence to claim possession just inside his own half. A Miller back heel allowed Berrett to find Amoo and Craig had to be careful as he cleared under the close attentions of Miller and Lawrence.
Brentford went close on 29 minutes when a Berrett foul on Forshaw wide on the right brought a chance to deliver the ball. Bidwell curled it in and it needed it just a touch as it flew through a gaggle of bodies and just past the upright.
More good work from Miller put United on the front foot but Buaben's cross from an Amoo lay off was cut out as the blue shirts lurked. Carlisle won the ball back and Buaben fed Amoo as the pair tried to carve a way through. The cut back was perfect this time but Bidwell earned applause from his team mates as he got in the way of the first time shot from Berrett. Lee Miller went for the overhead kick from the rebound but it was difficult and he screwed his effort well wide.
Lee was in action again when Tom Lawrence waved his team mates away for a 40-yard free kick. He struck it cleanly and the Bees' stopper had to push it away as it skipped dangerously off a very slick surface.
George Saville wheeled away in frustration as he pulled out of a challenge at the Carlisle back stick when McCormack delivered yet another fantastic cross. It needed bravery but the ball dribbled harmlessly away as Chimbonda made his presence felt.
The Cumbrians had just about shaded the first half and they got the lead their play deserved on the stroke of half time when Lawrence controlled the ball in acres of space. He bided his time and laid the perfect pass into the path of James Berrett. A thundering contender for goal of the season then nestled sweetly in the top corner as the Brentford defence looked on in anguish.
Brentford started the second half in determined mood and a step over from Forshaw created space as he carried the ball forward. He pulled his shot but Donaldson was a stud length away from sliding in to poke it away as he arrived late at the back post.
Buaben earned Carlisle a corner at the other end when he protected the ball inside the box. His deliberate cross took the central defenders out of the game but a touch from Bidwell sent it away for a corner.
A thoughtful pass from Diagouraga released Grigg as Brentford threw men forward and he should have done better as he spotted Fleming coming off his line. The shot had conviction but it slammed into the side netting.
A run of corners followed for Brentford but O'Hanlon and Meppen-Walter dealt with the high balls as they swung into the box. Greg Fleming then completed another excellent save when he adjusted late to get a boot to a spinning drive from the edge of the area from McCormack.
And it was the veteran defender who earned the visitors their equaliser when he played a tricky one-two to get to the byline. His crisp low cross spun up off the unfortunate Pascal Chimbonda before it edged its way over the line.
Carlisle almost reclaimed the lead on 71 minutes when a McCormack hand ball brought a free kick wide on the left. Berrett sent a dipper over the wall and Lee was relieved to see it go wide.
But it got better for the Cumbrians in the very next attack as Miller won the ball and then moved into space. The ball eventually broke free and the big striker reacted smartly to spin and pop the ball into the bottom corner.
And he doubled his tally for the day when he finished calmly from the spot following a late challenge on Amoo from McCormack as the wide man turned him inside out to stride into the area.
It was a nervy finish for United as El Alagui rose to power home a Saunders free kick with just four minutes to play. But they held their shape and their discipline to book their place in the exciting Sunday afternoon draw despite some late enterprising play from the visitors.
United - Berrett (45), Miller (73, 78 pen)
Brentford - Chimbonda (63 og), El Alagui (86)
United - Thirlwell (85)
Brentford - Saville (79)
Carlisle United - Fleming, Chimbonda (Symington 82), O'Hanlon, Meppen-Walter, Robson, Thirlwell, Amoo, Berrett, Buaben, Lawrence (Potts 64), Miller. Subs - Brass, Livesey, Noble, Roddan, Guy.
Brentford - Lee, Forshaw, Craig, Dean, Donaldson, Grigg, McCormack, Saville (Saunders 84), Diagouraga (Reeves 59), Bidwell, Trotta (El Alagui 68). Subs - Logan, Fillo, Button, Nugent.
Referee - Mr Andy Woolmer
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|This is a discussion on You donk, you bet a draw!!! within the online poker forums, in the Learning Poker section; This is written for newer players who either play all draws passively or are frustrated by agg players who play draws aggressively. The general thinking
You donk, you bet a draw!!!
This is written for newer players who either play all draws passively or are frustrated by agg players who play draws aggressively. The general thinking is, I think, that we don't have a made hand, so why would we put money in the pot/be aggressive?
The below example is from PLO - but it illustrates an idea that I thought'd be useful for newer NLHE players. Villain (BTN) flops the nut straight with no redraws - in other words, Villain has the best possible hand on the flop, but cannot improve to a better hand. Hero flops a 17 card wrap straight draw (i.e., any 6, 7, T, J, or Q makes Hero a straight) and a backdoor flush draw (i.e., runner/runner clubs) making Hero, on the flop without a made hand, a 62/38 favorite over Villain. Villain raises Hero's flop bet, and Hero happilly pushes to get all in. Of course, 38% of the time that Hero does this, he's going to lose $23.65, but 62% of the time Hero's going to win the pot against the flopped nuts - pretty nice, right?
The key ideas here are that we're getting it in without a made hand purely based on the possibility of hitting one of our outs, and that we're actually a heavy favorite to win the pot against a hand that is the nuts on the flop.
The Official DeucesCracked.com Hand History Converter
Hero (MP): $26.90
Pre Flop: ($0.35) Hero is MP with Jd Qc 7c Td
UTG calls $0.25, Hero calls $0.25, CO calls $0.25, BTN calls $0.25, SB calls $0.15, BB checks
Flop: ($1.50) 5c 8h 9d (6 players)
SB checks, BB checks, UTG checks, Hero bets $0.90, CO folds, BTN raises to $4.15, SB folds, BB folds, UTG folds, Hero raises to $13.90, BTN raises to $23.40 all in, Hero calls $9.50
Turn: ($48.30) Ts (2 players - 1 is all in)
River: ($48.30) 8c (2 players - 1 is all in)
Final Pot: $48.30
Hero shows Jd Qc 7c Td (a straight, Eight to Queen)
BTN mucks 7s 4s 6s 2c
Hero wins $45.90
(Rake: $2.40)
It's rare in NLHE, though, to get those massive combo draws. Here's a big combo draw - we've got 8c7c on a 9c6c2d flop, giving us a straight flush draw. We're 54.44% favorites over AA on this flop, 51% favorites against two pair hands, and only a 42% dog to 99 and a 43% dog to AcKc, the two worst hands for us to be up against. Change the flop to 9c6d2c, giving us a combo draw (a flush draw and a straight draw, but not a straight flush draw). We're now a 53.9% favorite over AA and a 48% dog to two pair hands, and now are a 40% dog to a set and a 35% dog to AcKc. The edges are slimmer, and we're up against hands where we can be a serious dog in the combo draw scenario.
In NLHE, though, we've also got fold equity - FE isn't as much of a factor in PLO, but it's a huge potential factor in NLHE. By betting, you're giving Villain the opportunity to fold his weaker made hands (say, second pair or TPMK) because of the threat that you'll continue betting on the next street (this is called leverage). And if you hit your draw by the river, you can go to showdown having "sucked out" on the guy who called down w second pair.
Then there's the pot equity - this is the chance your hand will be good at showdown against Villain's range of hands relative to the amount of money you have to keep putting into the pot to get to showdown (i.e., above, the % chance your hand has of winning relative to the amount of money in the pot). This is why playing suited and/or connected cards in position is so important - you can continue being aggressive when the turn adds outs to your hand.
As an example, let's say you 3bet from the button w Ac3c and the cutoff calls you. Flop is Tc6d2h, which misses you, but you cbet anyhow cuz it probably missed the cutoff, and he calls. Turn is a 4c - our hand wasn't worth anything other than a cbet a minute ago, but now we've got 12 outs to a probable nut hand - 9 for the flush and the other 3 fives - and the three remaining A's may make our hand. We can continue being aggressive and represent a big hand here - if he folds cuz of the heat, we're happy, and if he calls, we've got a decent number of outs, so we're still happy. He'll be a little ticked off when a 5 hits the river and yell at us in chat "You donk!", but we'll be happy taking his money.
Adding your fold equity and pot equity, and using leverage to increase fold equity, allows you to be more aggressive and to take more frequent pots.
If you haven't already, try plugging in various drawing hands into Pokerstove and checking how they do against various made hands (i.e., top pair, sets, two pair, etc.) - you may be surprised by the amount of equity you can have, and the amount of overall equity you have when you add fold equity and pot equity together.
Remember, aggression is good!
gl and see you on the felt.
Please keep posting these... I learn so much.Are you using program to calulate your outs and odds just an auto thing?
I agree with you 100% on the example hand. However, with that strong a starting hand, you could even raise pre-flop, as a majority of flops would connect with that starting hand somehow. You could weed out some of the smaller pairs or draws and make sure you are going up against a AAxx or AKxx or similar type of hand.
I was thinking (correctly or incorrectly) that I liked the hand in a multiway pot, I wasn't keen w the bottom gap being two ranks, and that raising was unlikely to get me position (i.e., players behind me were playing 70%+ of their hands in raised and unraised pots) - but that might be a reason to raise in and of itself .
1. HEM, which gives me my equity on every street when I do hand reviews after my sessions
2. Pokerstove, which is a free app (www.pokerstove.com (http://www.pokerstove.com)), which calculates equity of sample hands and sample ranges for holdem - someone recently posted a vid in the video forum talking about stove, haven't checked it out, but I'm sure it's good. If you don't have this, there's no reason on on earth not to get it and play with it.
3. www.propokertools.com (http://www.propokertools.com), which is also free, and does pretty much the same thing that Pokerstove does, except for Omaha hands (Pokerstove doesn't do Omaha)
While playing, I'm not using these tools, it's for post-session review to make sure I was making good decisions when I was playing. In PLO in particular, putting ranges on players and calculating equity is difficult because of the number of possible hands, and there isn't time to plug stuff into a program to do it for you - so I make the best decision I'm capable of, mark hands (in HEM's HUD) I'm not sure about, and run equity after the session. For HE, you get used to it pretty fast since the number of possible combinations of ranges and equity are more limited.
I'm aware of www.twodimes.net (http://www.twodimes.net), but haven't looked at it yet, I think it's similar to propokertools.
There's also a tool called Pokerazor, which allows complex modeling of stuff in a similar way to pokerstove, but it's not free and is a little too intimidating for me . stu_ungar and chuckts, though, have posted several excellent threads about this tool.
re: Poker & You donk, you bet a draw!!!
Very nice post, slycbnew.
One more thing to consider when playing draws aggressively is the implied odds when you get called and hit your draw. Usually you can actually get even more money into the pot after you hit, and that improve your odds substantially, enough so that barreling weaker draws can become profitable.
Yikes, this is a pretty key consideration that I forgot to include - thanks!
In the backdoor fd/sd example I provided above, if Villain feels like Hero is full of it cuz he's got an agg image, or if Hero has a nitty image and Villain thinks Hero's playing a pocket pair, or if Villain has been slowplaying AA or a set, he may bet the river or shove over a river bet Hero makes, allowing Hero to potentially stack him w his backdoor flush or straight. This is equity that isn't captured in fold equity or in pot equity, hence the term "implied odds".
As Belgo points out, adding implied odds to fold equity and pot equity makes an even stronger case for being aggressive w draws.
Not a surprise that Belgo, a master of the agg game, would catch this!
It doesn't seem to matter what hand they have anymore if the got any pair or anything that remotely resembles a draw they go with it. The disgusting thing is they make every dang one. I'm starting to feel like it's better to have the worse hand going allin lately.
Note that I'm a cash game player, not an MTT player, so it may not be as applicable if you're an MTT player (I'm making the assumption based on the "worse hand going allin" comment that you may be an MTT player).
Sly, Thats just gold.. I could never word it like that.. Alot of other posters could take alot from how you worded this and put across your thinking.. The logic is 100% there and is spot on.. Noone needs to be learning poker or be a noob to the forum to appreciate this..
Really well done and thanks for taking the time to put it together.. May I say again.. Pure Gold
Great post sly, love the title as well, very catchy! (no pun intended).
But yea, I never used to understand FE (fold equity) up until about a year ago. I believe it was something that either Belgo or FP wrote but it helped me understand it quite easily.
This part of the game of poker is very 'in depth' & requires either a lot of studying/reading &/or experience to be able to master. In chess, I call it the 'in-game'. You can be very good @ starting moves (pre-flop when referring to poker) & finishing moves (river play when referring to poker) but when it comes to the 'in-game' (flop & turn play when referring to poker), it gets a little more complicated.
I have played my share of PLO both online & live. I first learned the game when I was 16. My friends aunt was/is a dealer @ 1 of our local casinos (Ameristar) & taught us the game one time. The examples you gave are pretty damn close to the ones she showed us when she was teaching us. No joke, as I was reading your post & when I came across that example I had a memory of her dealing the cards out on the table lol.
Along w/ using the implied odds, understanding this kind of strategy can surely make you a winning player.
I'm also thinking about playing style (does the player fold to aggression, is he a calling station, etc.) and likely hand ranges to estimate how often I think he can continue (or, more specifically, if he calls, I'm trying to figure out what he has - if I hit my draw against a flopped set, he's going to call all-in very frequently - hello, implied odds).
tbh, though, I usually figure all of this out during a hand review the day after I played the hand, if I figure it out at all - it's kind of instinctive now, the only reason I would run the math at all is if I lost a big pot and thought I might be spewing.
Great post! I love it when they call you a donk after a play like this is NLHE, it's like icing on the cake! They are so clueless because it's way above their heads, and just feels good when it works out! I think in cash games this works much better, cuz in a MTT the blinds go up so quik compared to your stack size, so u end up playing less draws. At the beggining of MTT's tho I have had success with suited connectors and drawing hands in pos and seeing the flop cheaply of course. Also about the not raising preflop in the omaha hand, I read somewhere that so much can happen by the turn that its not always necessary to raise preflop, it's the postflop play that counts I guess. But I don't play much PLO, but I did win a small MTT that was HA the other day, just for fun tho.
Again thanks for this very informative great post!!
re: Poker & You donk, you bet a draw!!!
One of the criteria is a 30-day posting moratorium (ie: no current posts within the past month) --> once a thread is archived it's view only so the criterion is to ensure any current discussion/posts will also be included.
If you think of the situation (given that in tournaments you don't have as much time to wait for the best possible scenarios), a situation were you are likely to be 50-50 with tons of fold equity is awesome. Keep in mind that fold equity tends to be greater in tournaments as survival is important.
If you understand this and apply it to tournaments, your results will skyrocket.
It doesn't matter if you make the draw.
Forget about that part.
At the time of making the bet do you have enough pot odds (say 36% for FD on the flop), fold equity (is always a guesstimate but you usally have a lot), and implied odds to make playing the hand more proffitable than either calling to your draw and having very little implied odds and 0 fold equity or just cutting your losses and folding.
It doesn't matter if you make the draw, don't even think about that.
The short answer to drawing is to bet, you've almost always got enough fold equity and implied odds to make it proffitable and equally likely is that betting in whatever situation you're in is going to be more +EV than calling.
The only real exceptions that I'm aware of are:
You're likely up against the nuts and have 0 fold equity but huge implied odds, then just call.
Your opponent has a high cbet %, in which case I think just calling and semi-bluffing the turn after they check is best (and calling if they fire a 2nd barrel).
Other than that, bet your draws relentlessly.
Very good post, Sly.
I've always been a fan of betting draws - especially disguised draws - and I'd never really known why.
Sure, you got FE, sure, you disguise the strength of your hand instead of check/calling until you're made -
In one of Harrington's books on cash games he discusses you should play small pots with small hands, and big pots with big hands - ideally this will save you money on hands like TpTk vs Sets, 2pr, and draws that have connected (with the concept of implied odds and deep stack poker even pot-sized bets won't shake some villains, and ussually a pot-size bet tends to be too much, almost screaming for a call, even with hands like 2nd pr -
But what I'm getting at is if you make a str8 or a flush, you want the pot to be big, because it's a big hand. Now if you come into a 2-bet pot (let's say 3 way, @4BBs pre) there's 12 BBs in the pot. You're in position post-flop. Other two players check, and you are OESFD, and you check behind. When you do get made (which happens what, some 30% of the time per street), and you start betting), you have much more FE because you checked. Had you fired say . . . an 8 BB bet on the flop, Villain 1 called with an overpair and villain 2 called with TpTk, then you get made, now there's 36 BBs in the pot and continued betting could be disguised as barrelling.
This concept has worked for me a lot in live games (especially when I'm running good), and with that kind of money out there another bet and the pot's existing size - players tend to wanna stay in and take down a monster - as opposed to a smaller hand where "meh, I'm only in it for 4 BBs, and he could have the str8" -
Just have to be careful about barrelling when you miss.
Another thing to point out is when you bet in position on the flop, you're still in position on the turn, so if it's checked to you and you've missed, you can check for free and get another 30% to win the hand as an added bonus to your flop bet.
Or you can bet the turn, using your "leverage" and the threat of a big river bet, to add to FE.
Overall, very nice post Sly.
You put a very important part of poker into very easy to read and understand words.
re: Poker & You donk, you bet a draw!!!
not sure how the hell i missed this thread as you made it in the very beginning of January. Very very well written and as pc said...pure gold. thanks for taking the time to write it out and a make the thread. much appreciated from another fellow cash game player.


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american living in sweden
understanding face to face and online tools
portuguese living in UK
to champion collaboartive tools
wanting to have video's published in a closed community instead of at youtube
webex, 6 camera's
chat is equal
merge different chats using timestamps
direction of looking at camera
world cafe online, computer at a table with 5 people online in skype