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When you have a strong hand, you want to get the most of it – so you don’t want to scare your opponents out of the pot. In this case, you call any bets that was made before you – letting the people behind you to make a raise. If they raise, you also call, and it’s good if you make them think you don’t like what you do. If nobody bets, you simply check. However when you get to the river, you turn on aggression. By that time, it’s likely some of your opponents are already invested in the pot, and it’s very much possible they would call your bets. So, when you are sure your cards are strong, you don’t want to make huge bets and raises immediately – wait till the river and then show aggression. |
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When playing against skilled players, you don’t want to be aggressive immediately. Otherwise they will eliminate you much faster than you would expect it. In the beginning you want to play only legitimately strong hands. Of course you will not play in many hands that way, but poker is a marathon, not a sprint. Soon your opponents will realize that you are in the pot only when you have the nuts, or something close to it. Now you can use it to your advantage and start bluffing. When your opponents understand what you do, you can switch back to playing only strong cards. The key is to zig when they are zagging. |
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Let's assume you hold Ah and 5h, and the flop comes as 10h 2s 2d. You need two more cards to hit your flush. The deck has a total of 13 hearts, which means you have 10 outs to get your flush. At this moment you are aware of 5 cards (your cards and the cards you see on the flop). In order to calculate your chance of hitting your flush, you would need to divide 10 by 47. This will give you a number of .21. Then assume that the turn goes your way, and another heart appears on the table. Now you would need to divide 9 (the number of outs you have) by 46 (the number of cards unknown to you). This equals .20. Then multiply .21 by .20. You will receive .042 – then move the decimal back two places and put a percent symbol next to the number. Now you see that you have a 4.2% chance of hitting your flush. The best decision now is to fold. |
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According to most eggheads, discovery channel shows, and the cartoon "Dexter’s Lab" the human body is seventy-five percent water. Considering how many cocktail waitresses are stalking the floors of casinos and dispensing free drinks one would think that the casino believed that people were made mostly of scotch. Of course from the standpoint of the people who run a gaming floor, sobriety and gambling don’t go well together. Even at the poker tables, a place where the house has no vested interest in who wins, the drinks still flow freely.
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There is a certain logical absurdity about the trying to keep a poker player honest. The sport of poker has lying to your opponents built right into the culture of the game, so trying to keep someone honest is at best a futile act. So why do so many players waste money at the end of a hand trying to do just that? Let’s say you are at the river and in a position where you are trying to decide whether or not to call someone’s bet or raise. There is a percentage of players out there who know they are beat at that point, but will still make the call in order to force their opponent to show their hand.
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Studying matters whether you are going for your master’s degree or starring in a Hollywood film. Very often that is the difference between overachieving and just getting by. This same standard works for those who want to get better playing poker. Trial and error can only get you so far. A player can dramatically speed up their development by making use of the wealth of books that are available. Why waste time and money learning from your own mistakes when you can simply learn from somebody else’s?
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