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Tip #2 � Strategy to Maximize the Chance of Winning

Sat, 28 Aug 2010 07:15:00 -0700

Tip #2 � Strategy to Maximize the Chance of Winning

You should start every poker game that you are in with a strategy.
Do you want to play conservatively at first or do you want to bet a lot and try to build an early lead?
When you are considering these possibilities, take notice at what your opponents are doing.
I�ll give you an example. If you are playing online poker site at a sit & go tournament with 1 table and nine players, try to notice the following within

Starting Hands in Poker

Mon, 16 Aug 2010 03:17:00 -0700

Attachment 29When you move into any phase of a poker game, it is essential to make the right choice for your starting hands. There are roughly 3 phases of a poker game, the start of the game, the middle and the finish.
When the game starts, clever way to approach is to play tight. When you play tight, you keep you decisions to your self and let the others make the moves. This way, you wait to get an idea of your odds.
By the middle of the game, you mostly get in a position where you hands are stronger than what they were at the start. And at the finish, you should look to use your hand to get yourself

Poker Tip #1 Always play within your bankroll

Mon, 16 Aug 2010 00:00:00 -0700

Tip #1 � Always play within your bankroll
If you play sit and go poker tournaments, your bankroll should have 30 buy-ins.
If you play cash tables, you should have at least 200 big blinds.

Managing your bankroll is the biggest difference between being a winning player or going bust.
Poker is a very volatile game. Even the best players go on huge downswings. I have never went on more then a 30 buy in bender, and I have played in over 5,000 sit and gos. But I have had 28 buy in downswings, and if I wasn�t managing my money I would not have gotten to this point without busting.

I put $150 into a poker