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Facebook, the U.S. social media giant that has yet to shake off the data leak and "false news" scandal, suffered another setback on the 28th. According to the New York Times reported on the 28th, Facebook announced the same day that hackers had stolen passwords to access 50 million users'accounts, "this is the company's 14-year history of the largest loophole." Affected by this news, Facebook shares closed 28 down 2.59%. A hacker has exploited a vulnerability in Facebook's "preview" function to steal an access password to intrude and control a user's account, the Financial Times reported Wednesday. Facebook discovered the flaw on 25 and repaired it on the evening of 27. It is estimated that about 50 million users are affected by this matter. At present, Facebook has temporarily disabled the "preview" function, and reset the access passwords of 90 million users, including these users. It is understood that this is the first time si...

scene You are playing the heads-up sng of the tournament. Your opponent's stack are 3.75 million and 5.75 million respectively. The blind injection is 30000/60000 and the bottom note is 10000. You still have 62 big blind stack. You raise Q1-3h to 130,000 at the button position , the opponent calls. The flop came Qc-10c-9s. You get the Top pair, bet 140000, opponents check - raise to 360000. You reraise to 615000, opponent all in. You still have 3005000  stack. problem Should you call or fold? What cards of opponent's all in is reflected? If the opponent has a  Draw Hand, what kind of  draw hand will he use? What valuable cards might the opponent play with? Have you ever heard of a dead card? Real scene In the 2013 WSOP tournament, the 40:1,$500 unlimited Dezhou poker game, Jared Hamby faced this decision. He decided to take Qd-3h in the Qc-10c-9s of the flop. The opponent Hengaskul showed 10s-9d and hit the bottom two pairs. Hamby can listen to two or thr...

The match between the four top human poker players and the artificial intelligence Libratus developed by Carnegie Mellon University was completed at the Rivers Casino on Monday. Libratus made a total of $1.4 million in the 100/200 blinds  SOLO game. A week after the game, human players are although behind, but still very confident, but the robot Self-learning very strong and quickly opened the sweep mode. Two representatives, Dong Kim and Jason Les, answered questions from netizens at Reddit Q&A. Question (DaveShoelace): What impact do you think the results of this competition will have on the future development of online poker? Answer (Jason): In fact, AI is there, no matter what the outcome of this game, they are really difficult to deal with. AI can essentially beat anyone, and over time they are a big problem for the online poker industry. Question (Marshy92): How has your strategy improved after playing with Libratus? Will you bet on the river card more frequent...

When it comes to Receive commissions in the poker room, everyone is no stranger to it. In particular, the high commissions of PS has made a lot of noise in the poker world, which has led to a long-lasting battle between PS representative Daniel Negreanu and social madman Doug Polk. Senior top players chose to leave after PS announced the decision. Just when everyone is deadlocked for the discussion of high pumping problems, there is such a big god that take advantage of high commissions! Be aware that PS has never considered what bonuses to give back to players. This great god is Dan Jungleman Cates! This is a story about early registration. On September 15th, at the time of 19:30 local time, the PS WCOOP-54-H $10,300 bought eight mixed events before the game. The first 10 players who signed up for the game received a reward of $300 rebate. Say the actual registration fee is only $10k! This benefit was grabbed by Dan Cates, not only because he was one of the top 10 players in...

The Associated Press reported that a dealer named Zhang Ming was arrested for conspiring with players to defraud more than $1 million from the casino in Maryland. Zhang Ming was in court on Tuesday ，The facts of the crime are deny confessed. Judging from the information recorded in the court documents, Zhang Ming had teamed up with a player at the baccarat table in September last year. When the player sat at the table, Zhang Ming sneaked the unsend card to the player look. The player use this information to make a profit. Assistant prosecutor Eric Pulice said in a court statement that when the bet person knows the card in advance, he can almost 100% predict the result of a hand, which is said to have caused the casino to lose about 1.04 million. When the player wins the money from the casino, Zhang Ming Charge a certain amount of money from player, but he faces a five-year sentence. At the time of the court session, the name of the casino was not mentioned, but peop...

If you started playing poker 10 years ago, especially tournament poker, you will find that most tournament players use a few fairly simple strategies. But today is different. In the past decade or so, the strategy of tournament poker has made a leap forward, and the "old school" gameplay is not enough at the tournament table. In the modern tournament play, the amount of betting and the specific play of each situation have changed dramatically. Don't worry if you've only recently started playing tournament poker or are a bit confused about today's tournament poker strategy. We have found the best people in the history of the global championships to give you advice. Who is he? No one else, it is the PokerStars professional player and the iconic figure of the global poker circle Daniel Negreanu. Not much nonsense, here are his recommendations for today's poker tournament. Question: How do you play the early stages of MTT? Daniel Negreanu: In...

This is an example of a hand that taught me a valuable lesson that was recently offered by poker pro Charlie Carrel through his Twitch channel. Carrel received four hands in the hands of $75K guaranteed Sunday 500. As the chip leader, there are 73 big blinds, and because of the short stack of only 8 BBs, he puts a good black belt on the pressure of the two 40-ish big blinds. In this hand, one of the medium stacks and the short stack both folded, and the action was on Carrel in the small blind with  . He raised 3x and got a call from the other medium stack in the big blind with about 40 big blinds. The flop came  . Carrel immediately identified this as a spot to get out of line because of the immense ICM pressure on the player in the BB and because he recognized him as a good, but not elite reg. Carrel first bet on a 34% pot and chose a small size due to the fact because he was out of position and had very little equity on one of the most wettest flops  imagined. K...