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Holdem Tips
In addition to advising
a player to fold, bet, raise, or simply stay in the game, a good
Texas Holdem strategy should also teach players about picking up on
bluffs and knowing when to bluff for themselves. Aside from
bluffing, the following information is designed to help guide
players make decisions that will ultimately help them beat the rake,
play more games, and win pots more often. Playing smart poker
calls for one to take a look at the big picture, rather than just a
single day of playing games. Just like in actual war, which is
in essence, what you are doing at the poker table with other
players, you need to be prepared to take both wins and losses, and
to bounce back at a later time to keep on charging forward.
For more information on
bluffing and beating the rake, please visit those independent pages
listed on our website (in the left-hand navigation menu). For
a good strategy that will guide you in making decisions whether to
fold, memorize the two tips below. They are fashioned in a way
that is accommodating for a generally tight hand - but one that
knows when to be aggressive too. These tips essentially guide
players to recognize situations that warrant a fold before the Flop,
and staying in the game after the Flop:
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Fold before the
Flop if you are holding anything other than a suited Face
Card/Ten, any Pair greater than 7, Face Card/Face Card, Face
Card/Ace, or 10/Ace. As for pairs lower than 7, use
discretion depending on you seat position. If you are last,
and all players act non-aggressively, stay in for the Flop.
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