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Review of best cards in poker::How Do You Play Omaha Poker








               Texas               Hold'em               is               by               far               the               most               popular               version               of               poker               being               played               in               the               United               States               today.

You               can               find               it               being               played               at               nearly               any               casino               that               has               a               poker               room               and               tournaments               are               being               featured               regularly               on               TV.

The               game               is               simple               to               learn               and               fun               to               play,               but               an               inexperienced               player               might               find               their               money               draining               away               faster               than               they               are               comfortable               with               when               playing               against               seasoned               vets.
               Becoming               a               professional               Texas               Hold'em               player               takes               a               lot               of               skill               and               practice,               and               there               are               many               fine               books               that               can               be               purchased               at               any               bookstore               that               can               teach               you               the               more               advanced               principles               of               the               game.

However,               in               this               article               we               are               going               to               focus               on               a               few               simple               core               principles               that               you               can               utilize               to               improve               your               game.

These               principles               will               give               you               a               solid               foundation               upon               which               you               can               build               your               poker               skill               and               perhaps               win               a               little               money               along               the               way.
               Never               Play               Scared               
               
               When               playing               Texas               Hold'em,               or               any               form               of               gambling               for               that               matter,               it               is               imperative               that               you               are               playing               only               with               money               that               you               can               afford               to               lose.

Nothing               will               strip               away               any               advantage               you               have               quicker               than               playing               with               "scared               money".

You               need               to               be               able               to               focus               on               making               correct               decisions               based               solely               on               the               cards               in               your               hand               and               the               situation               with               the               other               players.

Playing               with               money               that               you               really               shouldn't               be               playing               with               will               lead               to               anxiety,               and               that               anxiety               will               lead               to               you               making               the               wrong               decisions.

You               might               throw               away               winning               hands               because               you               are               scared               of               losing,               or               worse               you               might               call               hands               that               you               know               you               are               going               to               lose               because               you               are               desperately               trying               to               win               back               money               that               you               have               already               lost.
               Gambling               is               addictive               because               of               the               excitement               that               it               brings.

This               excitement               should               be               fun,               not               scary.

If               you               take               nothing               else               away               from               this               article,               take               this.
               Pay               Attention               To               Position
               In               Texas               Hold'em,               the               term               position               refers               to               your               place               in               the               betting               order.

The               player               to               the               left               of               the               dealer               always               bets               first               and               then               the               action               moves               clockwise               around               the               table.

Most               new               players               have               no               idea               how               important               position               is               and               what               the               advantage               is               in               being               the               last               person               to               bet.
               The               way               that               your               opponents               bet               can               tell               you               a               lot               about               their               hands.

If               someone               raises,               then               they               probably               have               a               strong               hand.

If               someone               calls               or               checks,               their               hand               is               probably               only               so-so.

The               person               in               last               position               gets               to               see               what               everyone               else               at               the               table               is               going               to               do               before               making               their               decision               to               raise,               call,               or               fold               their               hand.

If               your               hand               is               mediocre,               and               several               people               before               you               raised               the               bet               or               called               the               raised               bet,               then               you               know               that               they               think               their               hands               are               pretty               strong.

You               know               your               hand               is               mediocre               so               you               can               fold               your               hand               since               you               are               most               likely               the               underdog.
               The               player               in               first               position               is               the               worst               off.

He               has               to               make               his               bet               before               anyone               else.

If               he               has               a               strong               hand               and               bets               big,               he               might               cause               other               players               to               fold,               depriving               himself               of               their               money.

If               his               hand               is               mediocre,               he               has               to               decide               whether               to               bet               in               order               to               pretend               that               he               has               a               bigger               hand               than               he               does,               or               he               can               check,               which               will               let               everyone               know               that               his               hand               is               probably               junk.

If               he               bets               just               a               small               amount,               then               other               people               with               mediocre               hands               will               stay               in               the               game,               and               the               next               card               that               comes               up               on               the               board               might               give               them               a               better               hand               than               his.
               Positional               play               is               a               huge               part               of               Texas               Hold'em,               and               detailing               how               to               play               various               hands               in               all               of               the               different               possible               positions               at               the               table               is               beyond               the               scope               of               the               article.

For               the               beginner               it               is               enough               to               remember               that               the               smaller               your               pocket               cards,               and               the               earlier               your               position,               the               weaker               your               hand               is.

A               pair               of               8's               in               last               position               is               good               because               you               can               see               how               everyone               else               is               going               to               bet               and               you               can               judge               whether               or               not               your               hand               is               beat.

A               pair               of               8's               in               first               position               is               dangerous               because               you               are               left               with               the               choice               of               either               betting               big               to               try               and               drive               out               players,               or               betting               small               and               giving               everyone               else               a               chance               to               beat               you.

As               you               spend               your               time               at               the               table,               make               sure               to               watch               how               people               bet,               and               how               the               person               in               last               position               has               an               advantage,               and               how               the               people               in               early               positions               are               forced               to               behave.
               Betting               and               Raising               is               Better               than               Checking               and               Calling               
               
               Poker               is               an               aggressive               game.

Players               who               are               willing               to               play               more               boldly               will               win               more               than               a               player               who               just               tosses               money               into               the               pot               hoping               for               the               miracle               card               to               appear               on               the               river               that               will               win               them               the               hand.
               Unless               you               have               an               unbeatable               hand               right               off               the               bat,               you               want               to               get               to               the               showdown               with               as               few               players               remaining               in               the               pot               as               possible.

The               purpose               of               betting               and               raising               is               to               make               the               hand               too               expensive               for               players               with               mediocre               hands               to               stay               in.

A               lot               of               players               hope               for               the               bets               to               stay               as               cheap               as               possible               so               they               can               keep               drawing               cards,               hoping               that               the               turn               or               the               river               card               will               make               their               losing               hand               into               a               winner.

You               don't               want               this               to               happen.

When               you               have               a               hand               that               you               think               is               strong               enough               to               win               then               you               want               to               make               the               bets               more               expensive               to               encourage               the               weaker               hands               to               just               fold               and               try               again               next               hand.
               Betting               and               raising               is               sometimes               tough               for               new               players               to               do.

They               often               do               not               want               people               to               think               that               they               are               bluffing,               and               they               think               that               if               they               do               a               lot               of               raising               and               wind               up               losing               the               pot               that               they               will               look               foolish.

This               is               simply               not               the               case.

Raising               bets               is               a               normal               part               of               playing               poker               and               the               best               way               to               make               sure               that               you               win               more               often               and               win               more               money               when               you               do.
               Always               Know               the               Board               and               Try               to               Know               Your               Opponents               Hand               
               
               It's               easy               to               know               what               you               have,               but               not               so               easy               to               know               for               sure               what               your               opponents               might               have.

During               the               course               of               the               game,               it               is               highly               important               that               you               not               just               focus               on               what               you               have.

You               must               always               be               trying               to               figure               out               exactly               what               it               is               your               opponent               is               holding.
               Luckily,               there               are               more               cards               dealt               face               up               in               Hold'em               than               are               dealt               face               down,               so               you               already               know               most               of               what               your               opponent               has.

Look               at               whats               on               the               board               and               then               look               at               the               way               your               opponent               is               betting               and               try               to               determine               what               he               possibly               has.

Are               there               3               cards               of               the               same               suit               on               the               board,               making               it               a               possibility               that               your               opponent               has               a               flush?

Are               the               cards               on               the               board               close               enough               together               in               rank               that               your               opponent               might               have               a               straight?

Did               your               opponent               just               call               the               bet               before               the               flop,               and               then               come               out               swinging               after               the               flop?
               During               the               course               of               a               night               of               poker,               you               will               play               a               lot               of               hands               and               spend               a               lot               of               time               with               the               same               people.

You               have               plenty               of               opportunities               to               watch               the               other               players               and               learn               how               they               play.

Watch               every               hand,               even               the               ones               you               have               folded               out               of               early               on.

Try               to               find               the               player               at               the               table               who               seems               to               be               winning               most               often               and               keep               an               eye               on               what               he's               doing               so               you               can               be               prepared               should               it               ever               just               come               down               to               the               two               of               you.
               There's               No               Shame               in               Folding               
               
               When               you               realize               that               your               hand               is               very               weak               and               that               there               is               no               way               to               drive               out               everyone               else,               then               fold.

There's               nothing               wrong               with               throwing               your               cards               away.

There               will               always               be               another               hand               right               after               this               one               that               might               give               you               better               cards.

Holding               onto               losing               hands               is               probably               the               number               one               new               player               mistake.

Never               call               a               bet               just               to               keep               the               other               player               "honest".

If               you               think               you               have               lost,               then               most               likely               you               have               and               it's               better               to               just               get               on               with               it               than               to               throw               good               money               at               bad               cards.
               Conclusion               
               
               Texas               Hold'em               is               a               lot               of               fun,               and               you               can               play               a               few               hours               of               poker               for               a               lot               cheaper               than               slots               or               other               casino               games.

Armed               with               the               knowledge               that               you               learned               in               this               article,               the               next               time               you               sit               down               at               the               table               you               should               feel               more               confident               and               have               a               better               time.






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