Tournament Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
What is card sense?
What is card sense? Of what is it made up? Well, its components are not so many. Card sense is knowing what to do and when. At Poker, should you drop out of the pot or play? Should you take your chance and try to raise on the first betting round or just play along and send it in at the last betting round? Should you break up a pair and try for a flush? Should you try a bluff against a winner or a loser? Is your opponent bluffing or not? To be a good Poker player, to have good card sense, you must have a reason for making any of these decisions and countless more. And reasoning is the application of intelligence.
Following are a collection of tips, hints, bits of strategy, subterfuges
Following are a collection of tips, hints, bits of strategy, subterfuges and warnings that, if practiced and put into action, are guaranteed to improve your Poker playing.