HOW TO WIN POKER...Is there a sure way?
As poker is very popular today and a favorite game to play among Americans, one may ask, if there really is a sure way to win at poker.
The answer is simple. Study and check out these guidelines, try them at poker time and see for yourself.
Before starting to play the game, keep in mind these simple suggestions:
*Inspect the site. Make sure that it is authentic.
*Read the terms and conditions of the site. Check the maximum payouts and the minimum bets.
*Allocate a budget for the day. That budget will determine how much you are willing to lose or to win in the game. Stick to the limit.
*Do not gamble if you can not afford to lose.
*Practice playing the game. Familiarize yourself with the game first before you play for real money.
At the table, here are some warnings that you should always remember:
*If you do make a big win, do not be greedy, stop. Making a big win and gambling it all over again is a big sign of greediness.
*In poker, overall winnings are what count most. If you are losing, or have already lost your allotted money for the day, don’t try to win your losses back. You won't. Stop. Tomorrow is another day.
*Drinking alcohol is a big no no at poker time. It can serious affect your judgment. So stay away from it while on the game.
*Never take side bets. Usually these are just gimmicks, so that more money will go to the casino.
*Never gamble your hard earned money unless you are very much ready to lose it.
While in the game, here are some important ideas to think about:
*Gaze at your opponent's eye. Survey all their moves. Observe them, to better know them. This way, you will fear them less. This way, you will know when they are bluffing or not.
*Play in silence. Have that conversation with your self as well as think deep to your opponents actions. Concentrate.
*Base your decisions on what the reality is. See all movements as they are. Do not fear, instead, be calm and assess their moves accordingly.
*Don't take it personally. At the poker table, it is always unavoidable that your opponent can irritate you. Never give in to such responses. Stay within the good game. Be cool and objective. This is a bluffing game. But do keep in mind that just because your opponent has bluffed earlier, it does not mean that he does all the time. Think tight. Review each move.
*Think about what your opponents have. Create a situation. So when deciding, you'll have a better chance to be right.
*Know when to stop. Is the hand that you are raising now the hand you folded a while ago? This is a sign that you should go home.
*Play to enjoy. Do not play if you are sad, bored or tired. If you can't play having enjoyment as your goal, then don't play at all!
Saturday, May 9, 2009
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Beat your Online Poker Opponent
If you are signing up for an online poker game, keep in mind never to choose the “any game at this limit” option. By choosing this, you are also hindering your capacity to take control of your position on every sign up list. There are options that give you the privilege of having the top position by winning and giving up the place by quitting and at the same time you could still rejoin and have you name at the bottom of the list.
Always look for a card room that fits your style. This way you always get the upper hand. If luck strikes in and you get on a bad round, look around the page for another table.
Playing two games at the same time seems a nice idea. It seems that by doing this, you could double your money in one playing hour. This could be true for some players, but remember, it happens for a few and not for everybody. Besides, playing two games at a time would definitely lay down your small blind more and you sure are most likely to tilt. Keep yourself focused on one game. This way you could have the upper hand especially if you’re playing a major, drawn-out pot. Playing one game at a time also helps you play straightforwardly with only one opponent to concentrate on.
There is online software that has proved to be marvelous. However, there are minor glitches that you need to stay away from. This is the “in-turn” button. This button allows the player to act on hand before your actual turn and allows him to go back trying on other moves. But there may be instances that the internet connection may not be at their best. There may be a time that while clicking the “check in-turn button,” the action may already be on you. What will happen is that the “call” button might be popping out on your screen in the place where you are supposed to click the “check” button.
In poker, the only sure way of winning is by showing down the best hand. This is true not only for casinos but for online as well. However, there a number of reasonable ways a smart player could increase his chances of winning. The sure way of acquiring winning poker skills is by checking out how players deal with their games and keeping in mind the right moves.
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Tips On How To Win At Texas Hold'em Poker
Generally, Texas Hold ‘Em Poker starts with a batch of two players situated at the left of the “dealer button.” This dealer buttons refers to the round disc being passed on clockwise on each player. It signifies who will be dealer in the event that the deal was move forward from one player to another.
The betting starts on the first part of the game where the money is placed into the pot before dealing the cards. Normally, the first blind is the one that places half of the required minimum stake. The first blind refers to the player situated at the left of the dealer. The second blind, on the other hand, is the one responsible in placing the full minimum required bet.
Since the very object of the game is to win whatever is in the pot, it is best to know some rules or strategies so as to get an edge over the other players. Here’s how:
1. The table.
When a player is playing Texas hold ‘em poker, the best thing that he or she should consider is selecting the table. This is because players, regardless of their skills in playing the game, will be constrained to give their best shots if the table is too assertive, too rigid or too loose, or if it consists of players that are more skillful.
The bottom line: Even if the essence of winning the game is directly affected by the skills of the player, it is still best to play on a table that has few raisers but many callers.
The logic behind this concept is based on the fact that the more raisers there are in a table, the lesser the chances of winning the game.
2. When a player is in the early position, it is best to raise with K-K, A-K, and A-As, then, with A-Qs, Q-Q, J-J, A-K, T-T, have a call and then fold everything else.
3. For players who already have a remarkable hand starters, especially when he or she has a high pair, say JJ or even higher, it is best not to hesitate raising it before the flop.
Indeed, playing Texas hold ‘em poker requires skills also. It is not all based on gambling. This just goes to show that games like this requires both luck and skill to win the pot.
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Monday, March 30, 2009
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Online poker, how to win money from your living room
There are many poker websites that can help you make money sitting at home. You need to develop some poker tactics so that you are able to make the most of the opportunity. In recent years, poker has become very popular and the main factor of its increasing accessibility is the World Wide Web. Players don’t need to go out to a casino because with the help of Internet, they can sit in their living room and log in to a good poker site to play. Everyday various Freeroll poker games are also played on the Internet and players don’t need to spend money for becoming members of such sites. The membership of some poker sites is not only free, but they also provide good opportunities for players to enjoy the game without losing anything. A phenomenal amount is involved in online poker and you can win a huge amount from a single game. Even though the prize offered in Freeroll is not very good, playing a general poker game can take you from rags to riches. There is a lot of difference between real life and online poker. If you are not able to do well in a traditional poker setting, then you can certainly try your luck in online poker. Due to the anonymity that Internet offers, it becomes easy to win more.
Make sure that you remember the way this game has to be played if you want to win a good amount in an online casino. On the Internet, there are no distractions like noise, drinking or harsh lights. You can focus on the game when you are at home. The second most essential factor for success in online poker is a good strategy and you should stick to it. It can be great fun to play and win, but never put in an amount that you are not able to afford. Follow as many effective online poker strategies as possible in order to be become a pro of this game. This information can also be found on the Internet. There are hints and tips available to help you succeed.
The number of games being played on the Internet is growing leaps and bounds. Since, millions are invested in this; there will always be a player who is better than you, so keep some room for improvement. You will have to keep brushing your skills to win a good amount sitting at home.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
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Saturday, January 17, 2009
10 Poker Tops For Begginners
1) Patience is a virtue! You may feel that you want to play every game, this is a big mistake. Unless you have a good hand, be cautious if you play, as you need a strong and powerful hand ideally in order to play. You can remove a certain amount of luck from the equation by ensuring you play when you have a good hand to start with. It is also important to remember your position as if you are starting from an early position the other players may raise and re-raise the pot, so it is especially important in this instance, you may simply be throwing your chips away.
2) Know the poker face! Observe your opponents get to know if they take risks, look at their face and the hand they have. A good time to observe is if you fold and are not in the game. Of course, players will also try to keep you on your toes and make themselves unpredictable. Poker players do all have styles, so try and watch for theirs.
3) Know when to bluff. Bluffing is a serious business, make sure you know how and when to bluff. In the famous words of Abraham Lincoln;
''You can fool some of the people all the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time." - Abraham Lincoln. Bluffing in Poker is essentially the whole idea. You need to deceive your opponents in to thinking that you don't actually have a good hand so they are encouraged to bet higher putting more money on the table. Or alternatively, they think you have a good hand when you don't and you intimidate them into not continuing to be in the game. Hence, they will then 'fold' so you win the hand. Although, you would have lost if the game had resulted in 'calling' the cards. These are simply the two most obvious forms of bluffing. However, there are many reasons to bluff and times when you may use different styles of bluffing depending on your opponents. For example, when playing with tight players you may be able to bluff knowing they won't take the risk, or depending on what cards are on the table you may want to bluff on what you may have, for example pairs, 4 of a kind, flush etc. Also remember while you are happily bluffing, your opponents may well be all doing the same thing, after all bluffing is never used in another game as much as Texas Hold'em.
4) Know the game. Get to know the cards know if your hand is a good hand and what the maximum is you can get as well as what other players may have surmising from what cards are on the table. Even if you read the basics, for example if a player chooses to raise, when a third suited card is turned over, or if there is a pair and someone can make a full house or flush.
5) The flop. Knowing to stay in the game and play after the flop is important, as poker author Shane Smith has coined the phrase; 'Fit or Fold', if your hand does not fit the cards on the table after the flop and there is a bet in front of you, you should fold. It is said that after the flop your game is 71% complete as you have seen 5 cards out of 7, assuming you stay in the game until the end. With this in mind, if you don't have a strong hand then you may lose a lot more if you don't fold now.
6) This may seem obvious; but never show your hand unless you have to i.e. in the call. All too often when starting out players may reveal their hand, this is a bad habit! Don't show your opponents, or one opponent even when the game is finished, keep them from being revealed.
7) Be mindful of the number of other players. The more players in the game the more likely someone else will have a good hand. Therefore try to be more cautious at every stage of the game, with the first stage being whether to play the game or fold, depending on your first 2 cards.
8) Let other players eliminate themselves, this is relevant in tournaments. By holding back you will ensure that you stay in the game and reduce players. This will increase your chance of winning and guarantee you to be in the money and enable your style to then become more aggressive.
9) Don't be afraid to put your chips on the table. Providing you have a powerful hand and you can be sure that yours is the winning hand then have the confidence to show it. Don't be afraid to go all in, after all you are playing a game to win! Just be mindful of what is on the table and what other players could have, this goes back to tip 4, know the game.
10) Be flexible in your game. You need to change your style according to your position in terms of how much money you have on the table. If you have more chips you can then start to 'bully' other players into putting their chips on the table and raising the game, they will be less likely to take risks. Resulting in you winning more hands and depending at what point they fold you may be then increasing your status from what money is in the pot. Again, be flexible in the stage of the game as well. You can afford to be aggressive and bully players out early on, but in the later stages with less players you may want to go back to being patient with the game. It's more likely that fewer risks will be taken at this stage by all players. You cannot afford to play a good hand you need to fold unless it is a great hand. By keeping your game flexible you also decrease the chances of other players reading your game, after all when things heat up everyone is looking for the slightest pattern, giveaway, smirk etc. So with you tuned in, full of knowledge on the game and styling a poker face, you will be a much better player. Follow these tips and you will be winning in no time!
2) Know the poker face! Observe your opponents get to know if they take risks, look at their face and the hand they have. A good time to observe is if you fold and are not in the game. Of course, players will also try to keep you on your toes and make themselves unpredictable. Poker players do all have styles, so try and watch for theirs.
3) Know when to bluff. Bluffing is a serious business, make sure you know how and when to bluff. In the famous words of Abraham Lincoln;
''You can fool some of the people all the time, and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all the time." - Abraham Lincoln. Bluffing in Poker is essentially the whole idea. You need to deceive your opponents in to thinking that you don't actually have a good hand so they are encouraged to bet higher putting more money on the table. Or alternatively, they think you have a good hand when you don't and you intimidate them into not continuing to be in the game. Hence, they will then 'fold' so you win the hand. Although, you would have lost if the game had resulted in 'calling' the cards. These are simply the two most obvious forms of bluffing. However, there are many reasons to bluff and times when you may use different styles of bluffing depending on your opponents. For example, when playing with tight players you may be able to bluff knowing they won't take the risk, or depending on what cards are on the table you may want to bluff on what you may have, for example pairs, 4 of a kind, flush etc. Also remember while you are happily bluffing, your opponents may well be all doing the same thing, after all bluffing is never used in another game as much as Texas Hold'em.
4) Know the game. Get to know the cards know if your hand is a good hand and what the maximum is you can get as well as what other players may have surmising from what cards are on the table. Even if you read the basics, for example if a player chooses to raise, when a third suited card is turned over, or if there is a pair and someone can make a full house or flush.
5) The flop. Knowing to stay in the game and play after the flop is important, as poker author Shane Smith has coined the phrase; 'Fit or Fold', if your hand does not fit the cards on the table after the flop and there is a bet in front of you, you should fold. It is said that after the flop your game is 71% complete as you have seen 5 cards out of 7, assuming you stay in the game until the end. With this in mind, if you don't have a strong hand then you may lose a lot more if you don't fold now.
6) This may seem obvious; but never show your hand unless you have to i.e. in the call. All too often when starting out players may reveal their hand, this is a bad habit! Don't show your opponents, or one opponent even when the game is finished, keep them from being revealed.
7) Be mindful of the number of other players. The more players in the game the more likely someone else will have a good hand. Therefore try to be more cautious at every stage of the game, with the first stage being whether to play the game or fold, depending on your first 2 cards.
8) Let other players eliminate themselves, this is relevant in tournaments. By holding back you will ensure that you stay in the game and reduce players. This will increase your chance of winning and guarantee you to be in the money and enable your style to then become more aggressive.
9) Don't be afraid to put your chips on the table. Providing you have a powerful hand and you can be sure that yours is the winning hand then have the confidence to show it. Don't be afraid to go all in, after all you are playing a game to win! Just be mindful of what is on the table and what other players could have, this goes back to tip 4, know the game.
10) Be flexible in your game. You need to change your style according to your position in terms of how much money you have on the table. If you have more chips you can then start to 'bully' other players into putting their chips on the table and raising the game, they will be less likely to take risks. Resulting in you winning more hands and depending at what point they fold you may be then increasing your status from what money is in the pot. Again, be flexible in the stage of the game as well. You can afford to be aggressive and bully players out early on, but in the later stages with less players you may want to go back to being patient with the game. It's more likely that fewer risks will be taken at this stage by all players. You cannot afford to play a good hand you need to fold unless it is a great hand. By keeping your game flexible you also decrease the chances of other players reading your game, after all when things heat up everyone is looking for the slightest pattern, giveaway, smirk etc. So with you tuned in, full of knowledge on the game and styling a poker face, you will be a much better player. Follow these tips and you will be winning in no time!
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Poker Tells "offline and online"
After reading the article on poker tells watch the video below on the most amazing bluff battle I've ever seen!!!
In order to become a winner at the game of poker, you need to master the common poker tells. A "tell" is any kind of behavior or reaction by someone that you're playing with that can tip you off about their hand. You may also have "tells" of your own that tip off your opponents. There are even online poker tells.
Now, you should not get the idea that knowing about common poker tells is going to make you a great poker player. It's just one part of a total plan that includes position knowledge, the ability to calculate pot odds, understanding things like the 4/2 technique for betting, and things like that. Understanding tells involves the psychological component of your poker strategy, a component that is also very important but won't win you games all by itself.
When you are sitting with people for a while, you can start to get to know their unique little habits that may be their unique tells. But you can use knowledge of common poker tells to even be able to pick up on online poker tells without needing to see the other person, because some of these can come through even online.
First, whenever a player acts like he has a weak hand, he probably has a strong hand. The opposite is also true: acting as if you have a strong hand probably means you have junk. This is behavior that can come through even as online poker tells, because you can pick it up from the betting patterns of the online players. One thing to keep in mind, however: experienced poker players know how to deliberately give off false tells, and they may use false tells to their great advantage and really burn you in moves like the Squeeze Play. Try to ascertain the experience level of your opponents early on.
Common poker tells that you can pick up on when playing in person with people that tell you that a player probably has a good hand include: acting disinterested in or despairing of a hand but staying in; nervous behaviors like heavy breathing or shaking hands (these probably have a very, very strong hand); and looking at chips just after looking at hole cards (they're figuring out how much they should bet because they have good stuff).
Now, what are common poker tells indicating a probable weak hand? These would be: instead of heavy breathing, holding their breath; and glaring at other players (kind of the silent version of trash talk).
There are even a couple of common poker tells that can reveal a middle of the road hand, a drawing hand: after the flop, if players are re-checking their hole cards, they are double checking to see if they got the exact card they need for a strong hand or if they still have a good possibility of getting it on the next deal; and, if they seem like they are thinking a great deal before calling a bet, that's because they are--they are doing careful mental calculations of risk because they have a hand that contains possibilities but is not (yet) a winner (this may be a online poker tell).
Once again, knowing common poker tells gives you a competitive edge--and it can teach you how to really fake out your opponents as you gain experience. One of the best sources for learning about poker tells is 'Caro's Book of Poker Tells' by Mike Caro. Pick up your copy and become a Texas Holdem master of the tell-tale signs.
By: James Rice
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In order to become a winner at the game of poker, you need to master the common poker tells. A "tell" is any kind of behavior or reaction by someone that you're playing with that can tip you off about their hand. You may also have "tells" of your own that tip off your opponents. There are even online poker tells.
Now, you should not get the idea that knowing about common poker tells is going to make you a great poker player. It's just one part of a total plan that includes position knowledge, the ability to calculate pot odds, understanding things like the 4/2 technique for betting, and things like that. Understanding tells involves the psychological component of your poker strategy, a component that is also very important but won't win you games all by itself.
When you are sitting with people for a while, you can start to get to know their unique little habits that may be their unique tells. But you can use knowledge of common poker tells to even be able to pick up on online poker tells without needing to see the other person, because some of these can come through even online.
First, whenever a player acts like he has a weak hand, he probably has a strong hand. The opposite is also true: acting as if you have a strong hand probably means you have junk. This is behavior that can come through even as online poker tells, because you can pick it up from the betting patterns of the online players. One thing to keep in mind, however: experienced poker players know how to deliberately give off false tells, and they may use false tells to their great advantage and really burn you in moves like the Squeeze Play. Try to ascertain the experience level of your opponents early on.
Common poker tells that you can pick up on when playing in person with people that tell you that a player probably has a good hand include: acting disinterested in or despairing of a hand but staying in; nervous behaviors like heavy breathing or shaking hands (these probably have a very, very strong hand); and looking at chips just after looking at hole cards (they're figuring out how much they should bet because they have good stuff).
Now, what are common poker tells indicating a probable weak hand? These would be: instead of heavy breathing, holding their breath; and glaring at other players (kind of the silent version of trash talk).
There are even a couple of common poker tells that can reveal a middle of the road hand, a drawing hand: after the flop, if players are re-checking their hole cards, they are double checking to see if they got the exact card they need for a strong hand or if they still have a good possibility of getting it on the next deal; and, if they seem like they are thinking a great deal before calling a bet, that's because they are--they are doing careful mental calculations of risk because they have a hand that contains possibilities but is not (yet) a winner (this may be a online poker tell).
Once again, knowing common poker tells gives you a competitive edge--and it can teach you how to really fake out your opponents as you gain experience. One of the best sources for learning about poker tells is 'Caro's Book of Poker Tells' by Mike Caro. Pick up your copy and become a Texas Holdem master of the tell-tale signs.
By: James Rice
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Sit n Go Poker BankRoll Building System
Sit N Go Poker Power Bankroll Building System is for players who have a good understanding of 9 or 10 seater single table tournaments or sngs, as many poker players call them. This system requires you to have a starting bankroll of 20 x the initial buy in. For a $5 sit n go tournament you would require 20 x $5.50 which equates to $110. The aim is to simply get to step 4 and cash which will provide a healthy return on your initial $5.50 stake. Trust me this can be done as I have done this many times. It works in the same way as ladders and rounders tournaments but you are winning cash not tokens. This system was devised for play on the softer and in most cases smaller European poker networks using a start up bonus and rake back so you are in effect paid for your play. thus increasing your profit.
I suggest playing 2 tables at the same time and for advanced players 4 to 10 tables is the norm. If you are not used to playing multi tables then playing 1 table at a time is fine.
Step 1 - Play a $5 STT
If you finish 1st or 2nd - Move up to step 2 below 2nd then replay step 1
Step 2 - Play a $10 STT
If you finish 1st or 2nd move up to step 3 If you finish 3rd replay step 2 otherwise back to step 1
Step 3 - Play a $20 STT
If you finish 1st or 2nd move up to step 4 If you finish 3rd replay step 3 Otherwise back to Step 2
Step 4 - Play a $50 STT - This is you step final
1st = $225 2nd = $135 3rd = $90
You will notice that if you win in the early steps that you will have money left over. This is intentional and you should use this fund to start the system again if you bust. When you win, bank your winnings and start again at step1 one. Some player may prefer to play up to step 3 then retain their winnings until all their initial stakes have been played. This may well give them multi plays at step 4 which some prefer.
If you are a European player this is an ideal system to clear a bonus at a new site. Make sure though that you sign up to a site that offers you a choice of bonuses to suit your bankroll and that your sign up deal includes rake back. Most affiliate sites offer one or the other and not both. You will find that you quickly clear the initial deposit bonus which will add even more to your bankroll. As soon as the bonus is cleared you will be switched to rake back which in most cases will add 30% of your rake back to your bankroll.
If you do really class yourself as an above average poker player then the PKR Bonus deal is a must as it also includes rakeback. If you don't make a profit playing this system then perhaps if is time to quit!
Play Online Poker
I suggest playing 2 tables at the same time and for advanced players 4 to 10 tables is the norm. If you are not used to playing multi tables then playing 1 table at a time is fine.
Step 1 - Play a $5 STT
If you finish 1st or 2nd - Move up to step 2 below 2nd then replay step 1
Step 2 - Play a $10 STT
If you finish 1st or 2nd move up to step 3 If you finish 3rd replay step 2 otherwise back to step 1
Step 3 - Play a $20 STT
If you finish 1st or 2nd move up to step 4 If you finish 3rd replay step 3 Otherwise back to Step 2
Step 4 - Play a $50 STT - This is you step final
1st = $225 2nd = $135 3rd = $90
You will notice that if you win in the early steps that you will have money left over. This is intentional and you should use this fund to start the system again if you bust. When you win, bank your winnings and start again at step1 one. Some player may prefer to play up to step 3 then retain their winnings until all their initial stakes have been played. This may well give them multi plays at step 4 which some prefer.
If you are a European player this is an ideal system to clear a bonus at a new site. Make sure though that you sign up to a site that offers you a choice of bonuses to suit your bankroll and that your sign up deal includes rake back. Most affiliate sites offer one or the other and not both. You will find that you quickly clear the initial deposit bonus which will add even more to your bankroll. As soon as the bonus is cleared you will be switched to rake back which in most cases will add 30% of your rake back to your bankroll.
If you do really class yourself as an above average poker player then the PKR Bonus deal is a must as it also includes rakeback. If you don't make a profit playing this system then perhaps if is time to quit!
Play Online Poker
Playing Online Poker
Online poker rooms are one of the best places to learn to play the different variants of poker or just improve your skills. They are especially good for beginners as it is impossible to embarrass yourself by making a wrong move. The poker software greys out or highlights the buttons informing the player of which options are available. Effectively showing the player if and when they can raise, re-raise, check, bet or call making it ideal for beginners learning the game. The majority of the top poker sites have poker schools and beginners tables where you can learn your technique and perfect your playing style. They have free tables so you can evaluate each website before joining or just practice playing for free.
Once you have learnt your technique and you are confident enough you will want to play for real. You can start on the low stake pot limit tables playing for pennies and then work your way up to higher stakes and tournaments. Most online poker websites offer good sign up bonuses ranging from 25% up to 200%. So before joining do some shopping around to find the best current offers. Before playing make sure you set yourself a limit and that you have read the rules and memorised the winning hands and their hierarchy. If you need to, then keep the winning hands window open so that you can refer to it whilst playing. Always look at the community cards and observe what the other players are doing and think to yourself, what possible hands using the community cards could your opponents possibly have. A good way to hone your technique is to join a $1 feeder tournament. These are cheap to join and have high winnings. Be warned though if you are playing well you could be playing for anything up to 4 hours depending on the number of players. Nothing beats the rush of adrenaline that you get when you make it to the final table or qualify for the next level of the tournament.
For more informative articles, beginners tutorials, tournament schedules, and the latest poker news and reviews visit us http://www.pokerfreeforall.co.uk
Once you have learnt your technique and you are confident enough you will want to play for real. You can start on the low stake pot limit tables playing for pennies and then work your way up to higher stakes and tournaments. Most online poker websites offer good sign up bonuses ranging from 25% up to 200%. So before joining do some shopping around to find the best current offers. Before playing make sure you set yourself a limit and that you have read the rules and memorised the winning hands and their hierarchy. If you need to, then keep the winning hands window open so that you can refer to it whilst playing. Always look at the community cards and observe what the other players are doing and think to yourself, what possible hands using the community cards could your opponents possibly have. A good way to hone your technique is to join a $1 feeder tournament. These are cheap to join and have high winnings. Be warned though if you are playing well you could be playing for anything up to 4 hours depending on the number of players. Nothing beats the rush of adrenaline that you get when you make it to the final table or qualify for the next level of the tournament.
For more informative articles, beginners tutorials, tournament schedules, and the latest poker news and reviews visit us http://www.pokerfreeforall.co.uk
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