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<p>The reason I say that you should become well rounded is  because you never know where opportunity is going to strike.  Most home games are either a compilation of a  bunch of silly games like After the Queen, Low Hole and 7, Middle Hole and the  like or straight up <a title="Texas Holdem Poker" href="http://www.texasholdempoker4u.com" target="_blank">Texas Holdem Poker</a> tournaments.   Any game with a wild card is pretty much pot luck so you can focus on  hold’em and clean up with your buddies.<br />
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When you are looking to play cards for a living, you have to  be able to play where the money is.  For  instance, you walk into your local card room and all of the hold’em tables are  not only filled, but are occupied by people that you know are better than  you.  On the other hand, the <a title="7 Stud" href="http://www.studpoker4u.com/seven-card-stud-poker" target="_blank">7 stud</a> table  has 2 seats open and has nothing but suckers sitting at it.  Do you want to be on the list to donate your  money or would you rather go sit down and make 2 month’s rent in one session?</p>
<p>The other money making opportunity for this is playing poker on poker sites.  H.O.R.S.E. tournaments are becoming more and  more popular at the <a href="http://www.pokersites4all.com" title="poker sites" target="_blank">poker sites</a>. While there may be a lot of players in them, they do not always have the best skills once you get into the stud variations.  It is always funny to watch someone play Razz  for the first time as it can get quite confusing. These poker sites offer more popular games which might be an opportunity to make more money.</p>
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<p>This is where being a well rounded player will help  you.  Let them fight it out on the  hold’em and <a title="Omaha Poker" href="http://www.omahapoker4u.com" target="_blank">Omaha Poker</a> games.  You can sit  back and wait for big hands there, but when the stud games roll in, all bets  are off.  This is where you can lay down  the hammer and take advantage of the weaker players.</p>
<p>As a matter of fact, this is also true of the live  game.  I’m not sure if you noticed for  not, but the majority of the variation games had all pro’s going deep in the  <a title="WSOP" href="http://www.wsop4all.com" target="_blank">WSOP</a>.  The reason behind this is the  fields are smaller and the play is much weaker.   A skilled player can rip right through these games.  In all honesty, if you want to win a  bracelet, this is your best chance.</p>
<p>Now is the time to start practicing.  Get as much experience as you can at the  micro levels online and then get into the live games at the casino.  Start at the lower levels to get a feel for  how the game is played and then start sitting in with the big boys.  You may even find that you like it better  than hold’em!</p>
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</div><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~4/QqRC2EVe-N0" height="1" width="1"/>]]></content:encoded><description>This is a tough question to answer as it really depends on  what you want to do with your poker playing.   If you are just looking to take down your local game, you are probably  better off just playing hold’em and becoming an expert.  If you want to be a true player [...]</description><wfw:commentRss xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/poker-tips/does-it-benefit-me-to-be-a-specialist-or-should-i-learn-all-the-games.html/feed</wfw:commentRss><slash:comments xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/">0</slash:comments><feedburner:origLink>http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/poker-tips/does-it-benefit-me-to-be-a-specialist-or-should-i-learn-all-the-games.html</feedburner:origLink></item><item><title>How Strong Can You Play a Small Flush?</title><link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~3/rWml_7qgnp4/how-strong-can-you-play-a-small-flush.html</link><category>Poker Strategy</category><category>Bluf</category><category>Flush</category><category>Poker</category><category>Poker Game</category><category>WSOP</category><dc:creator xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">Dan</dc:creator><pubDate>Mon, 27 Jul 2009 22:59:54 PDT</pubDate><guid isPermaLink="false">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/?p=488</guid><content:encoded xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"><![CDATA[<p>This is a hand that has killed plenty of stacks, most  recently at the <a title="WSOP" href="http://www.wsop4all.com" target="_blank">WSOP</a> Main Event.  The  hand in question has one player sitting on a 35d and the other sitting on  QJd.  The board hit all diamonds and the  smaller flush led out and ended up getting his whole stack in with the second  best.  No big deal, only a few million  dollars lost on a 5 high flush!</p>
<p>Players tend to get tunnel vision the moment that their hands hit and pay little attention to anything else.  Now this was a notable pro player at one of the  most prestigious poker tournaments in the world and he never thought for a second  that he was second best. This is proof  that it can happen to anyone.</p>
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<p>This is something that will also happen with high pairs or  when someone hits the high portion of the board with a card.  For instance, you are sitting on K9s and a K  hits the board along with two babies.   You lead out and someone comes over top of you and you immediately push.  What makes you think that a 9 kicker is going  to hold up?  Even if you are ahead at  that moment, more than likely it is a bad play to commit your stack with that  type of hand.</p>
<p>The same can be said for the small flush.  Even when the odds are slim that the other player also has a flush, it is pretty safe to assume that they are on a massive  draw and if another card hits, you are dead and your chips gets shuffled across  the table.  There is no worse feeling  than seeing the aftermath and asking yourself, “What the hell was I thinking?”</p>
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<p>There is a time and a place to make a stand and a baby flush is not it.  If you are going to make a  play, you are much better off waiting until the river anyway.  At this point, you can get a better read on  your opponent and pretty much know if they were going after the draw of if they  had the same flush as you did, only stronger.</p>
<p>This also gives you the ability to still get out of the hand with relatively little damage to your stack.   If you are leading out, you can do so with smaller bets that won’t  cripple you if you end up losing.  You  can still make a move on the hand on the river with a healthy raise, but if  they come over top of you, you can be pretty sure that they are not just  bluffing.</p>
<p>The problem when you get aggressive early in a hand like  this is that any draw will come right back at you.  You are then faced with the decision to give  someone two more cards and hope that your baby flush holds up or worse, have  the cards turned and realize that you are drawing dead.  There is always as time to make a stand, but  choose a better hand.</p>
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</div><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~4/rWml_7qgnp4" height="1" width="1"/>]]></content:encoded><description>This is a hand that has killed plenty of stacks, most  recently at the WSOP Main Event.  The  hand in question has one player sitting on a 35d and the other sitting on  QJd.  The board hit all diamonds and the  smaller flush led out and ended up getting his whole [...]</description><wfw:commentRss xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/poker-strategy/how-strong-can-you-play-a-small-flush.html/feed</wfw:commentRss><slash:comments xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/">0</slash:comments><feedburner:origLink>http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/poker-strategy/how-strong-can-you-play-a-small-flush.html</feedburner:origLink></item><item><title>How to Beat a Maniac</title><link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~3/108JKTUSmJ8/how-to-beat-a-maniac.html</link><category>The Maniac</category><category>Poker</category><category>Poker Game</category><category>Poker Tips</category><dc:creator xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">Dan</dc:creator><pubDate>Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:16:27 PDT</pubDate><guid isPermaLink="false">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/?p=486</guid><content:encoded xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"><![CDATA[<p>Welcome to the first edition of  this series  on how to beat your opponents. We will be discussing the best  strategies when  confronted with different playing styles. The first style we will be  looking at  is the Maniac.</p>
<p>The Maniac plays exactly as the  name describes.  He is crazy, wild, and shows no regard for typical <a title="poker" href="http://www.top10pokerbonuses.com" target="_blank">poker</a> theory. In  fact, it  almost seems like he hates money. This holds true until someone calls  one of  his crazy bets while he is holding the nuts. This player can win or  lose a lot  of chips in a hurry. Once they have a lot of chips they can be very  dangerous  because of their aggressive nature. So strap in as we dissect The  Maniac.</p>
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<p>Spotting the Maniac will be  easy. He makes the biggest bets in the strangest spots and most likely will be doing  the most talking. This is due to the fact that everyone will be questioning what  the  heck he is doing. This is definitely the type of player that we want to  beat  themselves, but you also want to make sure that you get some of the  rewards  before he is out of money. First, the setup. Try and play a few pots  with this  player. Heads up would be nice, but if some others sneak in it won’t  matter.  The idea is to let the Maniac bluff you out of some pots. Make him  think that  he will just run right over you. Once he finally gets the idea that you  are  soft, you bait the hook. It may take some patience, but we are looking  for a  decent to good hand that connects on the flop. The ideal situation  would be for  him to raise pre-flop and you slow-play a top ten hand. Once he has his  money  in there, he will continue to fire at the pot. Setting a trap seems  like the  logical course of action, but let’s stop and consider it for a moment.  If you lead out to this person, he will at  least call because he already created a big pot. Most likely he will  raise  because he remembers how soft you are. This is where we get the extra  bet out  of him or even an all-in.</p>
<p>Remember to trust your instinct  when he  fires out at you. You may have to grow a pair right there at the table,  but you  will be glad you did when you scoop a monster.</p>
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The Maniac plays exactly as the  name describes.  He is [...]</description><wfw:commentRss xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/the-maniac/how-to-beat-a-maniac.html/feed</wfw:commentRss><slash:comments xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/">0</slash:comments><feedburner:origLink>http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/the-maniac/how-to-beat-a-maniac.html</feedburner:origLink></item><item><title>How to Deal with a Bad Player When They Beat You on a Suckout</title><link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~3/TuILeQ8hunU/how-to-deal-with-a-bad-player-when-they-beat-you-on-a-suckout.html</link><category>Poker Strategy</category><category>Online Poker Game</category><category>Poker</category><category>Poker Tips</category><dc:creator xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" /><pubDate>Thu, 09 Jul 2009 22:47:42 PDT</pubDate><guid isPermaLink="false">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/?p=483</guid><content:encoded xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"><![CDATA[<p>This is something that has happened to all of us and the  amount of fury that you feel when someone hits their 2 outer when you were  making pot sized bets or better can get to the best of us.  Many players will let out a rant and inform  the donkey of how idiotic their play was and then state exactly why it was a  bad play.  Big mistake!</p>
<p>I am not a big fan of the phrase, “that’s poker,” but it  really is.  The nature of the beast is  that bad beats are going to happen and you need to be able to deal with them if  you are going to be a successful <a title="poker" href="www.pokersites4all.com" target="_blank">poker</a> player.   What you need to do is keep your mouth shut and deal with the bad beat instead of giving a poker lesson at the table.</p>
<p>When someone makes a play like that, they more than likely  think that they have done the right thing and you need to applaud them for  their incredible play.  The reality of it  is that you want this guy to make that play each and every time.  Sheer odds dictate that you are going to come  out on top in this situation far more than you are going to lose.  He may have beaten you on this occasion, but  in the end, you are going to be the one holding the chips on him.</p>
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<p>If you give him the lecture, you are teaching your opponent  how to play the game.  Why would you ever  do that?  Not only that, but you are also  giving the entire table information on how you play the game and exposing  yourself to bluffs and getting outplayed in later hands.  This is one of the absolute no-no’s of poker.  Again, keep your mouth shut and take the  beat.  If you open it up at all, it  should be to tell him he made a great play.</p>
<p>Dealing with something like this is going to take some  discipline.  You were expecting to win a  huge hand and all of sudden someone else is taking down the pot.  Start thinking about the times that you  sucked out and put a smile on your face.   File the information away for later and eventually, that money will be  back in your stack.</p>
<p>When the hand presents itself again and he does not hit,  tell him how scared you were to play against him.  Tell him how lucky he has been and you  figured he would hit again.  All of this  will re-enforce his playing style and get him to continue to feed the pots and  help you get that stack back in the positive.   Dealing with a suckout is part of the game and you better learn how to  do it if you are going to get the most out of bad players.</p>
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<p>Ladbrokes are the oldest and the most prestigious  gambling providers with a rich history that goes down to 1887, when they  started off with horse race betting. With more than a century of experience the  world-renowned company has opened its doors to online gambling as well. Its  reputation as one of the finest bookmakers in the whole of Europe  stands guarantee to the fact that its online services will be as trustworthy  and efficient as its offline services.</p>
<p>It has a lot to offer in the form of games and promotions  with huge cash rewards for their esteemed players. These wonderful offers draw  a good amount of traffic to the website. There is a lot of cash to be won and  players wanting to make money will find this a very good place.</p>
<h3>Software</h3>
<p><a title="Ladbrokes Poker" href="http://www.best-poker-site-reviews.com/ladbrokes-poker.php" target="_blank">Ladbrokes Poker</a> has made a recent shift from its own  software to the vast MicroGaming software. The new software has added some  improvements to the earlier dull look that the website possessed. The graphics  are clear and offer 3D effects and the interface is user-friendly. The ‘My  Lobby’ option gives you access to all the information such as the various games  on offer and their variations and level, player statistics, real time hand  histories, average pot size, number of players at a table, flop percentages,  chip stack amounts and other necessities.</p>
<p>A chat facility is enabled where players can interact  with one another. Also available is a calendar that helps players organize  themselves for upcoming events so that they are given reminders as the date  approaches.</p>
<h3>Traffic</h3>
<p>Peak hour traffic can go high above 10,000 players  playing at various cash tables and tournaments simultaneously. The peak hour  here is generally calculated by the European peak time. The Microgaming  software is also the reason for an improved amount of traffic visiting the  Ladbrokes Poker website.</p>
<h3>Games</h3>
<p>The games offered at <a title="Ladbrokes Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokerroomrankings.com/ladbrokes-poker.php" target="_blank">Ladbrokes Poker</a> include Texas  Holdem, Omaha,  Omaha Hi-Lo, 5 Card Stud, 5 Card Draw, 7 Card Stud. The most popular as with  all <a title="poker sites" href="http://www.pokersites4all.com" target="_blank">poker sites</a>, are the Holdem games with more concentration of  traffic at the fixed limit levels. The games are juicy and loose, resulting in  a lot of action and huge amounts in forms of bets can be seen and won. Micro  limits starting at $0.05/$0.10 are available for players on low budgets while  high rollers can have their fun at the $200/$300 limits.</p>
<h3>Tournaments</h3>
<p>Ladbrokes promotes a lot of tournaments as they stand to  be the favorite among poker players. You can choose to play single or  multi-table tournaments, while Ladbrokes Poker offers satellite tournament  qualifiers that give players a chance to make it to big international events  such as the European Open Tour and World Satellite Open Poker Tournament.</p>
<p>Apart from this there are various other tournaments to  select from and these take place at intervals of ten minutes 24 hours a day.  Free rolls are offered so that players can accumulate points besides which  there are guaranteed tournaments and jackpots too.</p>
<h3>Promotions</h3>
<p>Ladbrokes Poker offers Player Points to all those players  who players who play at the cash tables. These points are accumulated and  exchanged for cash into your account or for buy-ins to live satellite  tournaments. The points you gather are also calculated and listed on the leader  board placing you at a certain rank on the board. The rake race leaderboard  promotion has been designed by Ladbrokes Poker in order to reward the top 3,000  players according to their rank on the leaderboard.</p>
<p>To be able to get yourself listed on this board, you need  to play a lot of raked hands. The more you play the higher you go on the  ranking board. This is a good way of rewarding those players who play at the  poker room with utmost dedication. The amount that is given out every month to  players on the leaderboard is a generous $1,000,000 distributed according to  the ranks of the players.</p>
<h3>Deposit/Withdrawal Options</h3>
<p>Deposit options as always are more than withdrawal  methods and include VISA, MasterCard, PayPal, Neteller, Solo. Switch, Delta,  Bank Transfers and check while for withdrawals you could make use of VISA,  MasterCard, PayPal, Bank Wire and Check.</p>
<h3>Support</h3>
<p>Ladbrokes Poker offers customer support 24 hours a day through toll free telephone numbers and via their email service. The staff is very supportive and comes up with immediate help and answers to queries.</p>
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<p>One of the most common tells in poker is the amount of time that it takes people to react to making their play.  This is especially true for beginner <a title="Poker Players" href="http://blog.best-poker-site-reviews.com/poker-personalities" target="_blank">players</a>.  Taking too long and acting quickly are the most common tells, but it is easy to get confused if you are not careful.</p>
<p>Check raising is something that you will see quite often, especially if you are in isolation against a player.  In order to make the right call when it comes time to make your play, you really need to watch at how the player reacted to each bet that was made.</p>
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<p>Assume you are on the button and it has folded around to you.  You place a 4x the blind raise and the sb folds, but the bb stays in the pot with you.  First take notice if he does a snap call or takes some time to think about it.  If he is taking his time, he could be on suited connectors or small pocket pair.  Any big hand here would have him throwing his chips in quickly.  If he is taking his time, he is more than likely trying to decide if the investment is worth it.</p>
<p>A flop comes and the board hits you with a pair, but also has two suited cards.  Now you are sitting on trips and have a huge opportunity to make some money depending upon what your opponent is holding.  More than likely, he will check the action over to you, but once again, see how long it takes for this to happen.  He checks and then you fire again.  His check happened immediately and how he is taking his time to decide what to do.  After taking the max time, he comers right back over the top of you.</p>
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<p>This gives you a ton of information when you put everything together.  His quick check followed by the long decision tells you that he has probably not hit the board, but has the possibility of a huge hand.  He may have an over pair to the board or may be sitting on a flush draw.  You are now going to be faced with the decision of calling him down or putting him in for all of his chips.</p>
<p>The best play for you in this case is to get them in and make him decide.  The thinking here is that he has suited connectors and is pushing on a flush draw.  This is a common move and gives the player a lot of outs.  In many cases, their opponent will fold the hand to the check raise, but by coming over the top, you now have him on  decision to risk his stack or tournament life on a draw.  In a cash game, you will probably get called because they can rebuy.  In a tournament, you can count on taking this pot down right here with an experienced player.  While the odds are in their favor, most players will not risk calling off their stack to a draw.</p>
<p>There are a lot more tells to look for when playing <a title="Online Poker Room" href="http://www.onlinepokerroomrankings.com" target="_blank">online poker</a>.  Remember, just because you are not in the same room with the person does not mean that they are not giving off information.</p>
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<h3 style="text-align: center;">Virgin Poker Review</h3>
<p>This is another of Virgin&#8217;s great ventures, which has turned out to be the best online poker gaming sites. Its exceptional quality information on poker playing techniques along with many other benefits has made it such a frequented website.</p>
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<p>Firstly you have to register, which hardly takes any time, before you can begin to play. Instructions are very easy to understand, so you will not have any problems handling it. If you have any questions, you can contact the 24 hour customer support team.</p>
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<p><a title="Virgin Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokerroomrankings.com/virgin-poker.php" target="_blank">Virgin Poker</a> also offers a vast amount of information on the gaming techniques, which can be useful for new players as well as the experienced ones. A Poker School is also organized every Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.</p>
<p>Also at the <a title="Virgin Poker" href="http://www.pokersites4all.com/virgin-poker.php" target="_blank">Virgin Poker</a> site there is a poker blog, a Poker Tales tab which brings you all that you wish to know about poker and the Virgin pro&#8217;s tab, which gives you a list of all its added benefits.</p>
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<p>I must say that a lot of <a title="Poker" href="http://www.best-poker-site-reviews.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> players find it hard to work on various formulas presented by mathematicians and poker experts around the world. But you don’t have to worry because I am here today to make it simpler. You can figure out pot odds through simple division and multiplication. This, I’m sure, will prove to be more effective than those that require advanced mathematics. We call this method as 4-2.<br />
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<p>To begin with, you have to compute the number of outs you have on <a title="Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokerroomrankings.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> hand. As you know, an out is a term for card which you can pick for a winning hand. Let’s make use of the clubs A-10. Can you count the outs you have on hand when the flop turns to Jc-9c-8h? Also, you have to ask yourself what is a winning move for this flop. You should remember that you actually have an open-ended straight draw and a nut flush draw. You can also get the chance of winning the hand when an ace hit the board. In other words, you have all queens, 9 clubs, all seven, and winning aces. Now can you express these in a 4-2 method? It will result to a 9+4+4+3=20. But it’s not yet over as there is problem that I see here. You have counted 2 outs twice.</p>
<p>Please do remember that the 9 outs flush include the 7 of clubs and the queen of clubs. Therefore, we can change your outs to be able to come up with 18 hitting outs, which we can express this way: 9+3+3+3=18.</p>
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<p>After you figured out the outs you have on hand, let’s come now to the percentage figures to hit your hand.  This is the best time to see clearly the gist of the 4-2 method. Multiply the total number of outs you have on hand by 4, add 2 to its result. Using this example, it can be expressed in this manner: 18×4=72+2=74. The end result will determine the percentage of hitting your hand through river pot after the flop. Just in case you have to turn, you will then have to multiply the total number of outs you have on hand and multiply by 2, and add 1. We can express it this way: 18×2=36+1=37. Since the end result is 37, therefore, the percentage of hitting your hand is 37% by the pot of river.</p>
<p>A tricky part, however, is when it’s time to learn the pot percentage before you make a call against a bet. Say for instance, a pot has $75 placed in there; a <a title="Online Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokeroomrankings.com" target="_blank">Online Poker</a> opponent placed a $50 bet. Now can you figure out how much percentage is the pot that you need to call?</p>
<p>Before you proceed, determine the amount present in the pot. $75+$50=$125. So $125 is the end result for the original pot size and your opponent’s bet. And to be able to come up with the calculation, you have to include your call into the pot. Then divide 50 from what is the amount in the pot. It will result to 175 when you decide to make a call. We can express this as: 50/175. You will know that its end result is in a decimal percentage form, .285. To get the real percentage form, you have to move the decimal over two spots which results to 28.5%.</p>
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</div><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~4/iFyD43D5m2U" height="1" width="1"/>]]></content:encoded><description>I received tons of questions on Poker from many poker players all over the world. Some seemed so simple, but others have asked me more on strategies. And there is a bunch of poker players who have always asked me the same question. It’s more on figuring out those complex calculations when it comes to [...]</description><wfw:commentRss xmlns:wfw="http://wellformedweb.org/CommentAPI/">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/texas-holdem/a-mathematician-player.html/feed</wfw:commentRss><slash:comments xmlns:slash="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/slash/">0</slash:comments><feedburner:origLink>http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/texas-holdem/a-mathematician-player.html</feedburner:origLink></item><item><title>A Turtle Play</title><link>http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/pokerstrategy4all/~3/7SYSCMjVPTU/aturtleplay.html</link><category>Texas Holdem</category><category>Bet</category><category>Online Poker</category><category>Poker</category><dc:creator xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">Dan</dc:creator><pubDate>Fri, 24 Oct 2008 01:17:32 PDT</pubDate><guid isPermaLink="false">http://www.pokerstrategy4all.net/?p=352</guid><content:encoded xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/"><![CDATA[<p>A growing number of <a title="Texas Holdem" href="http://www.texasholdempoker4u.com">Texas Holdem</a> poker players are confused about when to slow play in the game and when is the exact time to not slow play a big hand. Sure you always want to maximize the value when you flop a straight, a full house, or a top set. However, there’s this question that’s bothering most of these poker players. Is it always a wise option to slow play? Allow me to go through this issue for your convenience.</p>
<p>Before you make any decision, ask yourself first what <a title="Poker" href="http://www.top10pokerbonuses.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> hand type do you intend to slow play. But don’t forget that there are poker opponents who are a bit trickier. Let’s say you got a top two pair, would you prefer slow playing this hand? Also, when you got a flush draw or straight potential, would you slow play the potential?</p>
<p>In some cases getting a hand which you can outdraw hinders you from slow playing. Sire, you’d want to move and begin catching value as you push out any possible <a title="Poker" href="http://www.best-poker-site-reviews.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> draws. For instance, you got to pick pocket deuces and you limp with it then the flop becomes 2-J-10. And since you already have a set of deuces, would you slow play the hand now? And should any of my opponents call a bet, I will surely go for a raise, and it will definitely be a strong raise. If I got the chance to act first, then I will more likely make a bet of pot sized. It may look like a counterintuitive scene for those who wish to disguise his hand strength. But missing this chance may end up to a waste of set should you not bet your hand in pushing the draws.<br />
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<p>Next thing you have to prepare for is facing a <a title="Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokerroomrankings.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> player who plays as a rock. What makes him a rock? Well, he simply makes a raise with only a big pair, which is A-K suited. The moment he hits hard a flop, he will bet on it so you have to be ready. In the later part, you are expected to hold a K-Q set on hand while the rock player will raise a pre-flop and you have to decide by then to speculate what he’s holding in his hand. If the flop falls to a K-K-Q set, then you have successfully hit the nuts against the poker rock. It is right then that you have to decide whether or not you slow play the hand. You must also be ready when the rock player calls you a bet. If he hit hard the flop, it’s given that he is probably holding a Q-Q pair. It’s until then when <a title="Online Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokeroomrankings.com" target="_blank">Online Poker</a> players will try to make raise on him.</p>
<p>The flop falls K-K-Q.  You have hit the current nuts against the rock.  Now you must decide if you will slow play this hand.  If the rock bets into you, what will you do?  First, the rock bet into you which mean that he probably hit this flop hard, probably with Q-Q.  Some people would try and raise him here.</p>
<p>If I were you, should this rock player begins playing comfortably to the point that he makes a bet, then I would willing to accept his bet. He might be holding an A-K set or Aces to outdraw me, but what he got is an A-A then I doubt it if he would still continue calling a bet.</p>
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<p>Here’s the scenario. I was sitting to her left on the second half of the <a title="Poker" href="http://www.best-poker-site-reviews.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> tournament. And so I can see the way she play the game. I saw her making rounds of raises which seemed to be an unchallenged pre-flop. Should there be any challenged past flop, she could have always won the river pot. It’s not only how the play went on that I got to witness. I was also able to witness her flirting with anyone making a bet into her.</p>
<p>An instance was when one <a title="Poker" href="http://www.onlinepokerroomrankings.com" target="_blank">Poker</a> player was trying to reach for chips, what she did then was to look at the man and looked down while squeezing her breast and then threw a sly look to that man. It made him laughed and decided to just check. As expected, she completed her draw on the river card and won the big hand without too much effort.</p>
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<p>After a while I got the chance to play with her in a hand. A potential flush draw was on the board, but I flop a straight. So what she did was to bet out while I made a raise. Right then, I was surprised when she tried touching my arm and said, “Would you still want to go for a raise?” Perhaps, she was confident that I would give in to her trick so she decided to call a bet. It was just unfortunate for her that I got to check the bet, thus, I potted again while she stayed folded.</p>
<p>After a few minutes break, I got back early at the table so with that woman who grabbed the chance of flirting with me. But since she’s way older than me, I never had that urge to flirt with her. I mentioned earlier about her squeezing of the boobs against her poker opponent. She frankly said that it didn’t work on me. While everybody is already on the table, I responded to her statement to tell her that her tricks won’t work on me because no woman is on a poker table as soon as she sits on it.</p>
<p>The other men looked at me as if they want to yell at me of being a fool. But that woman knew it all along what I mean when I said that. I focused my attention for I know that she’s not just an ordinary player. She must be playing regularly at various casinos in the states. But she can’t do her tricks on me because I knew it right then what type of player she is, a tricky one I should say.</p>
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