If you are getting bored from playing No Limit Holdem all the time, there are some other very nice poker games to try out. PLO, or 'Pot Limit Omaha' is like Holdem but you each get dealt 4 cards instead of 2. You have to use 2 of those cards to make your 5 card hand, but apart from that, there are almost no limits to what you can do with 4 cards ! Crazy action game for sure ... You can also play the much older '7 card stud' variant of poker, where you each get dealt 7 cards and no community cards at all. Probably best to try these games at play money levels first if you have never played them before.

They are for sure a good break for holdem grinders once in a while ... Here are some videos you can checkout about these games :

Here is "How to Play Pot Limit Omaha "

And here is "How to Play 7 Card Stud "

Enjoy these other poker games !

Have you ever seen a guy win a million bucks with a 57 off suit ?

This is a clip from the Pokerstars Million Dollar challenge. It's the final hand where Daniel Negreanu is down to only a few chips and moves in with K high. I congratulate this guy with his good call and awesome win ! Check it out :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL0yt7Tf8c8

Now its my turn, right ? Maybe I will make a nice cash in the upcoming SCOOP Poker Tournament on Pokerstars. Maybe not a million bucks ... A few hundred K will do just fine :)

After reading the vulnerability found in Adobe Acrobat reader, which allows an embedded .exe file to launch without user interaction, I was thinking about the risk this really creates. The user still has to click through warnings, and the researcher also found out a method to change the text in the warnings ... This together is called a 'vulnerability'...

I don't really agree... The reader obv has some protection built in, the file does NOT launch without user interaction at all ... To prove my point I have simulated his research in MS Word. In my POC the file does not automatically open either, but the user is told the document is encrypted and he should click to decrypt and accept warnings ... VERY similar to the PDF 'exploit/vulnerability'

If we start calling this a vulnerability, I think we should stop using software all together ... The vulnerability is the user stupidity. Don't open files from an untrusted source and dont follow instructions that say 'just click past the 5 warning windows that are coming now ..'.

Tested on WinXP / Win7 with some random Office version (I could care less, and on the computer I am on now, I dont even have Office installed...)

Does NOT work on : Open Office, Google Docs

Download file here :