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Mzone Report - The Poker Tournament Strategy
Firstly, you need to get a handle on the cards you are playing. You need a plan of what cards you are going to play out of what positions. Having an idea of how you plan to play is a good start to playing to win.

When you come across these sort of players, the correct way to play is to value bet your strong hands as much as possible. Even if you're holding a mediocre pair, I'd suggest betting strongly (as long as the flop doesn't look dangerous) on each street if necessary. Have confidence in your hand, and don't feel yourself being put off by players who are continually calling you. It's perfectly normal at this level of the game.

Being able to correctly put another player on a hand and know what cards he has is what separates the winners from the losers. It's what makes the professionals the pros and the amateurs going home broke at the end of the day.

Beware of going all-in with a short stack of chips. You are far more likely to get called by a big stack because if you lose, you will be out of the tournament. You need to have an almost unbeatable hand in these circumstances.

If you are a strong chip leader you can bully your opponents into folding. You will lose some of your chips if you lose an all-in, they will lose them all and be out of the game.

poker betting strategy Don't start limping into the pot in the hope that you'll encourage more people to throw chips into the middle of the table. Fish don't need a second invitation to see a flop, so if they're going to see some cards, make sure they pay for the privilege.

Check Raise: This is also known as trapping. The check raise works by acting weak in hopes of hiding your strength. With any luck, this will encourage a bluff or at least a misinformed bet from your opponent to get him to put his chips to the pot.

In any poker tournament whether it is a live tournament or an online tournament some factors are the same. visit here will increase at set increments. Usually online you will see more hands then in a live game therefore it is not uncommon for the blinds structure to be shorter. For example live poker tournaments will range from 15 minutes to 60 minutes blinds. When the blinds increase slowly the structure will be more geared towards skill. The shorter the blinds the more luck will be needed or you will need to be more aggressive sooner to keep from being blinded out.
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