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LeAnn Rimes: Sword games are awesome

LeAnn Rimes

30 May 2013

LeAnn Rimes prefers playing games with her two young stepsons as the little boys love to do fun things like “ride dirt bikes”.

The 30-year-old country singer is happy to get her hands dirty in backyard games with Mason, nine and six-year-old Jake.

LeAnn co-parents the children with her husband Eddie Cibrian who fathered the boys with his ex-wife Brandi Glanville.

"The little one has a vivid imagination, so we're usually playing swords and shooting people with imaginary guns,” the star told Us Weekly. "They ride dirt bikes now and quads. I grew up in Mississippi, so I've ridden quads my whole life, since I was like two-years-old. So that's kind of like our family thing to do now.

“Everybody has either a dirt bike or a little quad and we go riding around the neighbourhood."

LeAnn married actor Eddie back in 2011, but the couple have yet to have children of their own.

However, she is currently quite content to enjoy being in an all-male household.

"It's fun to be around boys," she revealed. "You get to do things that I didn't necessarily get to do and haven't gotten to do in a long time. With two boys around, I usually don't get out of shorts and a T-shirt because we're rolling around most of the time and jumping on a trampoline. I love it!"

The star is currently promoting her new album Spitfire which will be released worldwide next month.

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Cash Game Strategy With Live At The Bike

Watch New Episodes Of LATB Each Tuesday and Friday at CardPlayer.com

by Card Player News Team  |  Published: Jun 07, 2013

Card Player is excited to announce a partnership with the Bicycle Casino and Live at the Bike, the industry’s leading live cash game webcast.

CardPlayer.com will host the live cash game streams for all Live at the Bike webcasts (every Tuesday and Friday, 7:30-10:30 p.m. PST) and also partner with Live at the Bike for special programming.

To celebrate the partnership, Card Player will be bringing you the cash game hand of the week, featured from a past episode of Live at the Bike.

Here’s a look at this week’s hand.

The Details

Game: $5-$10, $500 buy-in uncapped no-limit hold’em
Approximate Stack Sizes: Steve ($2,300), David ($1,800) and Troy ($2,400)

Action: Steve raises to $45 from under the gun and David three-bets to $135 from the cutoff. Troy calls from the big blind and Steve calls as well. The flop comes down A 7 J and it is checked to David, who bets $225.

Troy folds and Steve calls. The turn is the 8 and both players check. The river is the 3 and Steve bets $450. David folds his K 4 and Steve collects the pot, not showing his A K.

The Questions

Should Troy be set mining out of position for 13 big blinds given his stack size? If Troy hadn’t called preflop, do you think Steve would have four-bet? After David continuation bets the flop and Troy folds, should Steve be check-raising? David elects to check behind on the turn. Are there any cards that could have hit that would have made David continue to bluff? Should Steve be checking the river and turning his one-pair hand into a bluff catcher? What hands can he be called with that are worse, assuming David continues to bet all of his aces on the turn?

Be sure to watch new episodes of Live at the Bike each Tuesday and Friday on CardPlayer.com.