In poker your position always affects the starting hands you should play. But in tournaments, the structure also alters optimal starting hand selection. The advice in […]
Position is a very strong factor in no limit hold’em tournaments, and here you will learn the basic strategy of position for fast multi-table no-limit hold’em […]
GROUP 1. (2%) AA KK QQ JJ AKs GROUP 2. 1010 AQs AJs KQs AK Group 3: 99 J10s QJs KJs A10s AQ Group 4: 109s, […]
Playing your first two cards out of the blinds is very different from the other positions because you will have terrible position for the next three […]
On the button, and in the position just to the button’s right (and sometimes in the position two to the button’s right), much of what is […]
Main difference playing from middle position vs early position – you can play a few more hands and you dont just call as the first one […]
Since you are out of position on all rounds, you need a superior starting hand to make it worth playing. Unraised Pot. Typical game – Group […]
Hold ’em has strict guidelines on the first two cards, because the number of possible combinations is not large. There are some exceptions to those guidelines. […]
“Psychology of poker” is getting into your opponents’ heads: Analyzing how they think Figuring out what they think you think Determining what they think you think […]
There are three techniques for reading hands in Texas hold ’em. You analyze the meaning of an opponent’s check, bet, or raise. You look at the […]
