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How To Win At Heads-Up Poker
When I'm in late position, I'll throw out a continuation bet against two people if they both check to me. Against 3 or more opponents, I won't c-bet at all unless I have a strong hand.

Some people feel the "opener" is a reckless move because most people that do it are bluffing and thus calm to read. The "opener" helter-skelter when the first person to act raises the big blind. click here of the time this type of bet is placed being how you want to drop all the lady-killers and people cheerful to see a cheap flop. Sometime it even works as a backwards steal-raise insomuch as you may get everyone to fold and you can steal the indecisives so-to-speak.

Just like aggression is a little counter-intuitive, that is, betting more out actually wins more back in, playing better cards can actually win you more pots.

B folds, because, indeed, he has nothing, and if he calls, he will be committed to continue. Had B moved all-in then it will be a good all-in, for A could still be guessing at this point what B's hand was. But B's cards were not strong enough.

This is more of an advanced tactic however is very successful if implemented properly. Incorporated with ruthless aggression it can be super-profitable.

After 3 to 4 blind levels, watch out for the loose players trying to take down the pot. You've been playing very tight, so you have the image as someone who plays only premium hands. Now it's time to start betting the marginal hands as people are starting to tighten up as the paid positions close in. If you have a premium hand, and someone else is betting before you, either make a big raise or move all in, you don't want to be in the position where you have to make a call. If you make the big raise you'll intimidate the other players at the table, giving you creditability at the poker table.

poker betting strategy "What does he have?" is what you should be thinking. You may draw this conclusion: if the opponent has an ace he has a weak ace, because he only checked after the initial raise before the flop. If he had an A-K or A-Q he would have most definitely re-raised.

I suggest you go and learn a bit of ABC Texas Holdem Poker strategy or check out pre-flop odds and statistics to get a good idea of which pocket cards are the best to play.
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