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Reverse Implied Odds

Reverse implied odds is in fact when a hand has less value than it would seem because should an opponent hit their draw, they will be able to get more money from you, but you will not be able to get money from them if they miss. It is usually hard to avoid and recognize reverse implied odds situations . They often stem from a call on an earlier street, usually with a dominated hand. If you find yourself calling rather than betting, that is probably a good indication you are in a reverse implied odds situation. When making decisions on earlier streets, you need to think about whether or not you will be in a reverse implied odds situation.

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[5 Nov 2008 | No Comment | 48 views]
Top 10 ways to win at Online Poker

 
The following should provide you with a good framework to launch your online poker career. Like anything in life there is no easy route to success, only a lot of passion and time.
1 Learn how to play ABC poker.
   “ABC Poker” is the term used for a basic, straight-forward poker strategy; nothing fancy or complex, just good, solid poker. It’s the type of strategy I recommend for any beginning player wanting to learn the game. 
 The main points are simple: 

Play tight preflop. Play only solid hands (with position).
Bet/Raise …

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[9 Sep 2008 | Comments Off | 26 views]
Hold’em Poker For Advanced Players

In The Theory of Poker, David Sklansky defines a semi-bluff as "a bet with a hand which, if called, does not figure to be the best hand at the moment, but has a reasonable chance of outdrawing those hands that initially called it." Notice that when you are semibluffing, there are two ways that you might win the pot. First, no one may call and you will win the pot immediately. Second, if you do get customers, you still may improve to the best hand. It is the combination of …

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Online Poker (August O’ Meara)

What You Will Learn

Define the differences between No-Limit and Limit Hold’em for the beginning player.
Getting started with your online experience
Commonly used Poker Definitions
How to play with the odds in your favor.
How to play Online Poker and more specifically Online Holdem Poker.
Specific hands, and how to play them.
Poker Odds Chart, and a couple of Starting Hands Charts.
Playing in Position
Bluffing
Bad Beats
End Game

Limit vs. No-Limit

The only things that Online Limit Poker and Online No-Limit Hold’em Poker  have in common are the number of cards and how they are dealt. That’s it. After that, …

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[10 Jul 2008 | One Comment | 24 views]
Playing Texas Holdem Online | Theodore Cage | Food chain Theory of Poker

 

Introduction

Everybody we have talked to about Texas Hold’em has said that what they really want is more than just a book that tells them the rules to the game. They want something new. Something fresh that will give them an edge over the other players. Something exciting.
In Poker, we can use math to better understand the odds of certain combinations occurring in your game. Really understanding the odds in Poker is one of the keys to success; not only because it helps you to better understand the possibilities but because …

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[29 Jun 2008 | One Comment | 63 views]
Super System | A Course in Power Poker (Doyle Brunson) | Best texas holdem poker book

 

What you will learn from this book

Poker in General
Poker Strategy
Tournament Poker
No Limit Holdem (The Cadillac of Poker games)
Table Image
Big Pairs (AA/KK)
How to Play a Pair of Queens
How to Play Any Pair other than Aces,Kings or Queens
How to Play Small Connecting Cards Before the Flop
Borderline or Trouble Hands
Trash Hands
Short-Handed Play

Poker in General

Poker is a game of people. That’s the most important lesson you should learn from Brunson’s book.

This is one of the best poker books written. It is probably the best texas holdem poker book written.

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