Category: Beginner Strategy
Posts dedicated to helping to teach or review some of the more basic strategy when learning how to play online poker or how to play a new poker game.
Badugi, Badeucy, and Badacy If you’ve only played Texas Hold’em for your entire poker career, you’re missing out. Different poker variants can provide a breath of fresh air from Hold’em, sporting all-new mechanics, and rules. Who knows, maybe you’ll even like variants like Omaha more than Hold’em if you give them a try! Now, if […]
There are a lot of different ways to play poker. Texas Hold’em is the most popular variant by a mile, but there are other alternatives like Seven Card Stud and Omaha. There are even options beyond those such as Razz, Badugi, and Pineapple. The sheer number of poker variants out there allows the game to […]
Omaha Poker is the second most popular poker variant in the world. While Texas Hold’em still reigns supreme, Omaha has proven to be a respectable alternative. A lot of Hold’em veterans play Omaha as main variant, as it’s a great way to spice things up with the depth of strategy and range of possibilities. If […]
It’s important to acknowledge that online poker stands as one of the most impartial games in the world. It continually captivates players, generation after generation, owing to its exceptional gameplay with a deck of cards. Any attempt to undermine the integrity of this game is universally frowned upon by poker enthusiasts. As many players are […]
In the fast-paced and high-stakes world of poker tournaments, every card dealt, every chip bet, and every passing minute contributes to the narrative of success or failure. Amidst the tension-filled rounds and intricate strategies, there is one often neglected factor that plays a crucial role: breaks. When utilized effectively, these intervals can become your secret […]
Understanding the Power of Your Breath Poker tells are the subtle, often unintentional, behaviors or patterns that players exhibit at the poker table, offering insights into the strength or nature of their hands. These cues can range from physical ticks, such as tapping fingers or dilating pupils, to patterns in betting, like hesitation or over-aggressiveness. […]
Ever looked across the poker table, trying to get a read on your opponent, and thought, “Why am I not in a tournament setting, doing this on a grander scale?” Heck, even if the thought didn’t cross your mind, let’s embark on this captivating journey from the world of cash games to the riveting arena […]
When you’re sitting around a poker table, the clinking of chips echoing in your ears, the tension palpable, do you ever think to yourself, “Wow, there are just too many folks here”? Maybe it’s time for you to venture into the world of short-handed poker. When it comes to shifting gears from full table poker, […]
Picture this: you’re sitting at a poker table, surrounded by a motley crew of players, each with their own unique strategies, ticks, and tales to tell. Beyond the chips and cards, there’s another powerful tool at your disposal—one that doesn’t come in a shiny deck or a stack of chips. It’s the power of self-reflection […]
Oh, the exhilarating world of poker, where a twitch of a nose or a flicker of hesitation can be the difference between a triumphant victory and a crushing defeat. Welcome, dear reader, to the grand stage where we unravel the mysteries of poker tells, those subtle cues that can make or break your game. In […]
Ah, the allure of the poker table, where kings and queens mingle, the jacks are wild, and the chips stack up like mini skyscrapers in a neon-lit Vegas skyline. But how, dear reader, do you stride into this world with pockets emptier than a politician’s promises and emerge with a stack of chips rivaling the […]
Ever found yourself gasping at a poker game, your palms sweaty, heart pounding, as you watched your fortune swept away by a seemingly mystical force of a cooler? If so, you’re not alone. Most poker enthusiasts have experienced this kind of high-stakes stress at some point. But what if I told you there’s a way […]
