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Take
a look at the top 10
pocket cards in Texas
Holdem, here and then
start forming a strategy.
S
=
suited (of the same
suit)
M = mismatched
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AA |
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KK |
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QQ |
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JJ |
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AK-S |
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10/10 |
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AK-M |
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AQ-S |
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KQ-S |
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AJ-S |
Take
the advise offered here,
at Texas
Holdem Poker
Directory: Always try to
identify the best possible
hand on the table, called
the 'nuts', which will
usually belong to one of
the players still involved
in heavy betting.
For example, if the board
is showing a K hearts, Q
diamonds, 10 spades, 8
clubs, and 7 hearts, then
the best possible hand
would be a high straight
Ace, K, Q, J, 10. This
means that if you have an
Ace, J, you have the
'nuts' and therefore
should play aggressively.
On the other hand, if you
have a J, 9, you should be
careful. Always try to
recognize as early as
possible if you have the
'nuts' so you can maximize
your betting.
Much
of the fun of poker comes
from developing successful
poker strategies. Learning
how to win poker games
requires patience and
practice. One of the most
important tips is to have
fun. If you enjoy
yourself, you will be able
to keep a level head, be
objective, and win games.
So, what is the best
strategy for betting on
Texas Holdem poker games?
Just overcards on the
flop: You can bet with an
ace or two minor overcards
on the flop, but in
general you should fold if
someone raises your bet.
If
someone bets before you on
the flop you can call with
two overcards, but fold
them at the turn unless
your hand improves at that
point. You can call with
two major overcards (ie
A-J) if someone raises
your bet on the flop. You
can also check-call a bet
on the turn with that kind
of hand, unless the board
looks threatening. A small
pair with an overcard
kicker is a strong hand
that you can (cold) call a
raise with on the flop.
However, you should
probably fold the hand on
the next round if it was
raised on the flop and you
haven't improved the hand
and someone bets before
you.
Sometimes
you can bluff-bet if the
flop contains an ace. Your
opponents will often fold
in such a situation if
they don't have any pairs
or an open ended straight,
because it's impossible
for them to have any
overcards when the flop
contains an ace. Please
note that this strategy
tends to only work if your
opponents are few and are
not too loose.
We
hope you have found this
basic strategy guide for
Texas Holdem helpful. Your
game will improve with
practice. Trying putting
this strategy to use in a
real game of poker.
Remember to have fun!
Much
of the fun of poker comes
with developing your own
playing strategies. Think
of the tips below as ways
to begin developing your
own method of playing.
This best advice we can
offer is have fun. You
will enjoy yourself and
keep a level head. These
are key to successful
Texas Holdem strategies.
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that players on free
tables may bluff their
play. But when it comes to
real money tables,
everyone tries to keep
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this is the place to watch
your opponents behavior.
If
you're having a bad time
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