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  2011/03/15 admin Beginners Poker Theory

  Advanced Poker Strategies for the Aspiring Player
  Unlike many other stakes games that can be played online, poker is a game in which players can really grow and develop their skills with the possibility of continuously improving their game. The beauty of online poker is that it really is an inclusive medium allowing those who might otherwise never have tried their hand at the game to get in there and have a go.
  

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  2010/04/07 Aaron Hendrix Beginners Poker Theory

  Become A Better Player In A Week
  Have you ever found yourself in a rut or making the same mistakes over and over again and not knowing what you can do to correct it? It is not uncommon for an experienced poker player to get into predictable patterns and play. They find their bankroll slowly dwindling without understanding why it is happening. Sometimes the best things we, as poker players, can do is to go back to the basics, to change gears so to speak, and force ourselves to either relearn old ideas or learn new ones.
  

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  2009/12/23 Aaron Hendrix Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips No Limit Holdem – Part V - Playing After the Flop
  Unlike Limit Hold’em, No Limit Hold’em is not considered a ‘drawing game.’ Because of the fact that there is no-limit to the amount that can be bet, much of the action in NLH is pre-flop and on the flop betting.
     
  When you are playing a hand and are not all in before the flop, how you play the flop depends on how you hit the community cards. If you hit a big hand, how you play is easy – you go all-in. But what if you don’t hit a big hand?
  
  

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  2009/12/21 admin Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips No Limit Holdem – Part IV - Betting Before the Flop
  The biggest question for new No Limit Hold’em players is which hands to play and how much they should bet.
  
  As we said before, when playing the Short Stack Strategy, you never just call, when you decide to play a hand, you always raise. But the question is, how much should you raise?

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  2009/12/18 Aaron Hendrix Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips No Limit Holdem - Part III- Game Selection and Position
  Now that you have found a table and bought in with 20 Big Blinds, when you are dealt in, you have to decide - should you play the hand or not? Now we will discuss Short Stack Strategy and what hands to play in what positions.

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  2009/12/17 admin Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips No Limit Hold ‘em - Part II - Moving Up in Limits
  Now it is time to map out your route to be a successful poker player.
  
  When you first sit down in a game, never post a blind out of turn. Usually when you first enter the game, you won't be in the Big Blind position. Therefore you will be given the option of posting a Big Blind (BB) out of turn and being dealt in, or waiting for the BB to reach you. Never post the BB out of turn, a single BB may not seem like much money, but over time it adds up to quite a bit and needlessly damages your Bankroll.
  
  

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  2009/12/16 admin Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips No Limit Hold ‘em – Part I
  

  Short Stack Strategy and Bankroll Management

  
  Our tips for No Limit Hold'em (NLH) will be based on the Short Stack Strategy. By using probability and poker theory, these methods have been proven to be a successful winning method in No Limit Poker. The 'stack' refers to the chips you have in front of you at the table, a short stack is a player with few chips, or fewer chips than most other players at the table.

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  2009/11/23 admin Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips Fixed Limit Holdem – Part III - The Turn and The River
  

  The Turn and The River

  
  Now that we have covered the strategy for the first two betting rounds, we will explore the options for the last two betting rounds – the Turn and the River. How you play in these rounds largely depends on how you have played your hand so far, before and after the flop.

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  2009/11/20 seemas Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips Fixed Limit Holdem – Part II - Betting The Flop
  

  Betting The Flop

  
  The first betting round happens before the flop. Assuming you are playing hands according to the rules of what constitutes a premium, strong, or mediocre, etc., hand, the way you play these hands in what position is very important. If you have one of the hands you should be playing, now what do you do after you see the first three community cards (the flop)?
  

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  2009/11/20 seemas Beginners Poker Theory

  ONLINE POKER TOP10 Beginner’s Tips Fixed Limit Holdem – Part I - Position
  

  Position

  
  Welcome to the ONLINE POKER Top 10 beginners course for strategy for Fixed Limit Texas Hold'em. Our basic but comprehensive Holdem tips will help you on your way to earning money while having fun playing Holdem poker online.
  
  Even if you aren't aspiring to be a professional player and prefer to play poker for fun as a hobby, our articles on Texas Holdem will show you how to win at the poker table. And winning will keep you in the game and guarantee you many years of enjoyment playing the great game of Texas Holdem poker.
  

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