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Poker tip of the day #4

Johnny Aces — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:48:38 +0000

Poker starting hands are key to beating the new Rush Poker game as seen on Full Tilt Poker. The key to beating this game is to tighten up and only play your premium hands. Why? Well, given its so easy to fold your hand and move on to the next hand, people are less likely to be playing their speculative hands, therefore, when you play a large pot, you need to have the goods. I will be doing a video ebook demonstrating how to beat rush poker, watch this space, its coming to this site soon!

Poker tip of the day #3

Johnny Aces — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 15:52:24 +0000

Poker starting hands are probably the best thing for a poker beginner to master. Simply by learning which hands to play and which hands to fold will drastically affect your results for the better. The most common beginner mistake is to play too many hands, which means often we have the 2nd best hand and go broke in the pot. To remedy this, I have produced a free Poker Starting Hands Guide and Quick Start Guide to Poker. Simply sign up to my free newsletter on the homepage and receive your complimentary reports.

Poker tip of the day #2

Johnny Aces — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:28:19 +0000

Your poker bankroll is the single most important thing you should look after. Poker beginners often make the mistake of playing in games too big for their bankroll, which in turn often means games too tough for their skill level. A useful poker tip to learn is the 30 buy-in rule. So if you are playing $5 tournaments, your bankroll should be $150. When you hit a bankroll of $300, you are probably ready to take a shot at the $10 tournaments. Conversely, if your bankroll drops, you should always be prepared to drop back down for a while. Solid bankroll management means you should never go broke.

Poker tip of the day #1

Johnny Aces — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 16:19:40 +0000

Poker beginners often make the mistake of bluffing too much. They see it on TV and get all excited, and believe that to succeed at poker all you need to do is bluff a lot. Well, the truth is, at low stakes poker, the key to being a winning player is to play tight and aggressive. What this means is that you should be playing only premium hands, and playing big pots with big hands. Yes you can bluff, but keep it to a minimum.