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
The players include:
The players include: Dr. Watson, an above average, rather emotional poker player, who’s been losing, and now has £10,000 in chips. Next, is Mr. Sherlock Holmes, the world’s greatest detective; a highly unpredictable and cunning player, he’s been winning and now has £34,000 in chips in front of him. Your host, Professor Moriarty; an evil, highly skilled player, who has been winning with lucky cards and now has stacked up £24,000 in chips. And, you, a thoughtful analytical player, who loves to play poker and is honored to be playing in a poker game with the likes of Mr. Sherlock Holmes. However, playing with Professor Moriarty is making you very uneasy. However, with Sherlock Holmes is in the game, you feel safe. You’ve been losing and now have only £12,000 in chips left.
Poker Stories with Winning Lessons
Poker Stories with Winning Lessons Card progression: (Hidden Cards) (Open Card) Dr. Watson: X X 2. Sherlock Holmes: X X A. Moriarty: X X 5. You: 4. 8. Q. Hidden Thought: You’ve a very poor hand and plan to fold if anyone bets.