July 1st, 2010 by D. Enemark
Playing heads up poker may not be as popular as the other styles of the game but profits can also be good if you know how to play it right. Walking straight to a poker table and risking it all is not really a good idea if you are not sure of what you are doing.
Style of Play
While other poker game styles will recommend that you hold back playing aggressive a bit until the later stages of the game, heads up poker dictates that you play aggressively and use your stack to push out the other players of the game. When you have a good hand in heads up, play it aggressive.
Opponents
Like any other poker game, you need to read your opponents. You need to know who are tight, who are loose, who will give a good fight, and who will be vulnerable. Knowing these things will help you pick a good strategy so you take home some money.
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April 13th, 2010 by Tim
When you get an Ace King in a round of poker, what you have is a very strong hand to start with especially when they are suited in a no limit hold ‘em. Though you have excellent cards you need the right strategy to play them well and win some chips. It used to be called “Walking Back to Houston” – because as the story goes a lot of Texans would run into AA back in the days when they came to Las Vegas.
Basic Strategy
Ace-King can be a great hand but it will be the worst you can have if you miss the flop or caught on in a wrong position. It is a very difficult hand to play versus multiple opponents but remember that an Ace-King has a strong probability to be the best hand. Either of the card can give you the best pair or a very good kicker.
When you have an Ace-King you need to play strong and take control of the table before the flop. It will be best while there is no resistance. Make use of continuation bets after the flop and take advantage of your position to take away the pot.
Stack size
It is critical to know the stack size of your opponents when playing an Ace-King. The key is to do all in when playing against small stack opponents. This will allow you to take a shot of pot maybe against any other pre-flop raiser or caller.
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March 17th, 2010 by Tim
This cheating? No way! This guy is just an alias of Phil Hellmuth or Laurens De Smet, two pure poker geniusses nobody else can compete with.
CLEAR.
NO DISCUSSION;
NICE TOURNAMENT POTRIPPER!
In Las Vegas, tilting is expensive. I head over to the live roulette table and it costs me a lot of money betting
a minimum of $10 a number. Online, I play much smaller, and that saves me a huge load of money!
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February 11th, 2010 by Tim
Mark Seif giving a great opinion on the whole Absolute Poker scandal – and even though I think he’s still taking a way too positive stance towards Absolute Poker – I still think people coming out like this is GOOD.

SEE! ONLINE POKER IS RIGGED!
This site offers online poker games that everyone around the world can play live against each other.
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January 9th, 2010 by Tim
All the poker players especially beginners should know that each and every mistake committed by them on the poker table would cost them dearly. Beginners find themselves trapped with difficult situations while playing poker with professional on the poker table. A small mistake may cost them the entire stack of money.
Poker is a game which requires an easy blend of skill and luck. Instead of acting spontaneously poker players should think and plan their game play strategy which would help them sail difficult situations and opponents.
Players forget that their contribution of money in the last pot was only a miniscule of your bankroll. Beginners forget to analyse the situation in a holistic pattern. They tend to forget importance of their mistakes and move ahead on the poker table with their game.
Beginners should be aware about their blunders so that they can shape their game plan in a better and wiser manner the next time they play or else they would continue making the same blunders. Mistakes made on the poker table are very expensive in nature. If you spend the entire time in protecting yourself from the harsh attacks of the opponents you fail to examine the moves and playing style of the opponents on the poker table.
Beginners should spend quality time examining and studying articles and books written on poker. Just relying on video tutorials or watching tournaments online would not help. If beginners want to master the ancient but effective poker strategies reading is a must.
One of the most simple ways to prolong the participation in a game is coin flipping and this has been projected in a glamorous way. While you are playing a cash poker game it is not right to find a pre-flop coin-flip. Where some players are specialized in being hyper-aggressive, picking up a lot of pots and making a profit because of those and breaking even in the coinflips (Dario Minieri is a great example!) – the real cash game players like Barry Greenstein know better!
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January 2nd, 2010 by Tim
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November 1st, 2009 by Lyndsie
When you are first starting playing poker, it is really hard for you to break into the game and learn all about the rules. Well – in this blog, right now I am going to outline some of the most common mistakes that beginner players make so that you can avoid them.
To be honest, when I first started playing poker, I know that I made a heck of a lot of these mistakes and I wish that someone would have told me about them before hand!
Firstly, you need to understand the game. You’d be surprised just how many people do not know the rules of poker when they first start in the game. However, you want to make sure that you learn the rules before you even start playing the game. That is the first mistake. More in the next blog!
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October 24th, 2009 by Lyndsie
Poker has a lot of different trends going about right now, but honestly, I think the biggest trend that is coming about is people relying on the strict guidelines of the game. That is something that is not going to help you in the long run – after all if you are always following the guidelines, how are you supposed to think for yourself?
That is the question that a lot of poker players do not think about and it is something that they should think about! Poker is all about using your tactics and also using your brain and if you follow some guidelines, you are not really doing either one.
Poker is a fantastic game when played right and you can play it right – just use your head about it!
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October 15th, 2009 by Lyndsie
Blackjack is another game that can — if you are lucky and if you are skilled — offer up a big payout. However, in this case, the payout depends on several variations of the general rule. You have to think about how many decks are being used in the game. You also have to see whether or not the dealer peeks for the black jack before all the players do so. As well, you need to ask whether or not the player is allowed to still surrender if the card the dealer is showing is an ace.
Sadly, in most cases the odds on even online blackjack favor the house. Still, sometimes that is not the case, which may or may not be a marketing strategy designer to make the players think that they really can win big.
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