Poker Hand Rankings
Check out the Poker Hand Rankings
to see all of the possible poker hands in order from best to
worst. At the end of the poker hand, the player with the five
card combination ranked highest on the Poker Hand Ranking list
wins.
How to play Online Poker
There are more variations of Online Poker than any other game
I can think of, yet by far the most popular poker game in the
world is Texas Hold’em. I will concentrate on the rules
for Hold’em Poker in this lesson. They say this game takes
a minute to learn and a lifetime to master. Well, here is your
first minute of learning :)
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more Simple Pot Odds
One of the hardest things to learn in Hold’em Poker is
to not chase cards on the turn or the river, unless of course,
it is profitable for you to do so. Learning how to calculate
pot odds is your mathematical solution to making this decision.
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Poker strategies
Everyone plays poker differently. You are not going to be able
to find one page which tells you how to beat every poker player
because everybody has their own style. Frankly, if I had all
of the answers on how to beat everybody I would be in Vegas
and on TV winning millions and I would never have a bad poker
day. I have never seen what I am about to write in another advice
or strategy column anywhere, so maybe I will be able to teach
you something new.
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Bankroll Management
One of the biggest problems I have had personally is bankroll
management. I can’t tell you how many techniques I tried
over the first year of online poker play. Every one of those
techniques failed and every site ultimately took my entire roll.
What I have finally discovered is that only one technique works
and every good poker player has already mastered the skill,
most have just not applied it to their bankroll yet.
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more Badly played Poker Hands
Here are four hands you have to play carefully. All four of
these hands are regularly beaten, and all four are typically
over-played: Flush with four spades on the table and a low kicker,
Straight with cards on the low end in your hand, High pair and
Two Pair,
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