Hold'em Strategy
Pre-Flop Strategy in Holdem![]() Upon calling a hand, it is a good idea to ask yourself the following question: Do you know what you will do before the flop comes? MORE
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Value Betting in Holdem![]() Getting as much money as you can is a crucial element to every players game. If you can't do this- you will never make much money. MORE
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Figuring Outs in Holdem![]() Outs matter a lot when you're trying to figure out what you should be doing in a hand. If you're holding a weak hand then consider folding. MORE
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Tips For Hold'em Beginners![]() Playing too many hands can destroy your chip stack. Keep it simple play your hands with the right starting cards. MORE
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Tips For Intermediate Holdem Players![]() The Fallacy of Sunken Cost: Learn to cut your losses that day and leave the table. Don't throw away anymore money- wait till a better day. MORE
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Head's Up Tips for Holdem![]() The chances for big hands are minimal. If you are playing heads-up then this reduces the chances for big hands dramatically. MORE
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Spotting a Bluff in Holdem![]() Spotting a bluff is an important skill in poker. It is important to be able to pick out a bluff, so that you can use it to your advantage. MORE
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Bluffing Successfully in Holdem![]() In poker, it is very important to bluff. If you never bluff when you are playing poker, then after time your style will become to easy to read. MORE
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Semi-Bluffing in Holdem![]() Semi-bluffing is like a bluff, but not entirely. A semi-bluff is basically a raise (bluff) when you don't have an actual hand yet- but you have outs. MORE
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When to go All-in?![]() Going all-in has the best advantage, opponents can't push or bully you around on the table. They are subsided to you. MORE
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Handling All-ins in Holdem![]() The first thing you should consider when someone puts you all-in is why? When you think about it, there are really only 3 situations. MORE
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All-in USA vs. European style![]() Americans play Hold'em very aggressively pre-flop. Europeans are quite soft pre-flop. They get very aggressive post-flop. Why is this so? MORE
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