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joz84
Rising Star
Bronze Level
mine would have to be, when the flop comes out dont worry about what cards come out, th cards will remain at the table, look at the expression of each player and how they react to it, then see whats out there, a lot of times people are too busy looking at the cards and miss oobvious tells from other players.
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StackThemUp
Rock Star
Silver Level
This makes poker sound like 1,2,3. And it simply isn't. If this were the case everyone would win and they don't. My best advice is to develop your own style and don't just do the religious top 'ten' hands because it doesn't work quite as easy as that. Learn when to steal,bluff etc, only practicing yourself what works and doesn't work will determine your style.GOIVIT said:
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sammydebull
Enthusiast
Silver Level
well considering poker is a a learn at ur own pace kinda thing. heres a few tips play aggressive but know when to slow down .
aa isnt always the best hand to go all in on.. as you are vulnerable to two pair straights and flushes on flop turn and definetly the river.
And never play a game more than ur means allow
aa isnt always the best hand to go all in on.. as you are vulnerable to two pair straights and flushes on flop turn and definetly the river.
And never play a game more than ur means allow
IrishDave
A Member
Silver Level
About the best I can provide is to trust your instincts. When you know you're beat, lay it down and move on. If it turns out you would have won, so what, there's another hand to play. Also, observe everything and look for patterns and tendencies..