Poker Strategies – Page №15
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How to Calculate Pot Odds and Equity in Texas Holdem December 29, 2008
Understanding and calculating the pot odds, though, will only get you halfway to where you need to be. Once you have the odds (and the implied odds), you need to…
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What is a Continuation Bet in Poker? December 27, 2008
As a beginner poker player you may find it difficult to play poker on the flop after raising before the flop. When you follow up your pre-flop raise with a…
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There Is (Probably) No “Best” Way to Play Poker December 20, 2008
The title of this article is either transparently true or patently false – depending on your point of view, and the game you’re playing. I think it’s more true than…
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The 5 Most Common Beginner Mistakes in Poker December 14, 2008
Every mistake you make at a poker table costs you money. Unfortunately for most poker beginners, it’s hard to learn from those mistakes — unless it costs you your entire…
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How to Change Gears in Poker to Keep Opponents Guessing December 11, 2008
To be successful in No-Limit Hold’em you have to be aggressive. However, if you lack the ability to change gears at the right time, your opponents will catch on and…
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How to Track Poker Results Using a Poker Log Excel November 24, 2008
Even honest poker players tend to distort the truth about their poker results from their sessions. Without keeping a poker log, it can be really easy to lose track of…
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What are Anti-Outs and Money Cards in Poker? November 20, 2008
To make money at poker you have to play the odds correctly. To play the odds correctly, you have to understand your outs and anti-outs and be able to evaluate…
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How to Play A-J, K-Q, K-J, Q-J and Q-T in Holdem November 16, 2008
No matter what your skill level, high marginal hands like A-J, K-Q, K-J, Q-J and Q-T consistently cost poker players more money than any other group of hands. The question…
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Deal or No Deal? How to Make a Deal at a Poker Final Table November 9, 2008
When you make the final table of a large multi-table tournament, one of the most important decisions facing you may be whether or not you want to make a deal.…
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How to Play Pocket Jacks in Poker: A Beginner’s Guide October 25, 2008
The one hand that gives beginners more trouble than ace-king or even ace-queen has to be pocket jacks. JJ is such a trouble hand that most beginners actually even hate…
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How to Increase Your Aggression (The Right Way) in Poker October 21, 2008
Take a look at all of the top-earning poker pros in the world. The most common trait among all of these players is their hyper-aggressive style of play. Even the…
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Debunking the 2 Biggest Myths of Limit Hold’em Poker October 13, 2008
Most No-Limit players have a raging hatred of anything Limit. This hatred is typically unfounded, based on half-truths, myths and misconceptions. The funny part about these haters? Most of them…
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How to Avoid Making Bad Bluffs in Poker October 5, 2008
There is nothing more rewarding for a pro than calling down an amateur making a bad bluff; and there’s nothing more upsetting to an amateur than getting called. An amateur…
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How to Avoid the Gambler’s Fallacy in Poker October 4, 2008
You’ve probably never heard of the gambler’s fallacy. If not, read on because if you’re not familiar with it, you’ve likely fallen into its trap and it’s costing you money.…
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Why You Want to Play with Bad Players in Poker October 2, 2008
One of the most familiar laments new players make is that if they only played against better players, they wouldn’t get sucked out on so much. Correspondingly, if they didn’t…
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How to Make Simple Prop Bets at the Poker Table? September 21, 2008
As mentioned in this article, one of the ways a player can juice some action out of a table is to start some prop bets. Prop bets, short for proposition…