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How To Spot A Dangerous Poker Player
Now, you need to know all your pot odds and outs. This way you can calculate how much probability you do in fact have of winning. Knowing your pure chance of winning is the best first step to being able to win.

With enough practice at the guessing game - continually guessing and checking, guessing and checking - you will be able to more and more accurately know what hands the other players have.

If you're at a group of inexperienced no limit Texas hold em players, you can usually stack quite a few chips by picking out the player who acts as if he has a big hand, and bets over the top of everyone else. More often than not, this fish has absolutely nothing and is trying his best to buy a pot. He almost never succeeds. I wonder why people like this even play, because they ALWAYS lose if there is anyone that knows halfway what they're doing.

visit here betting strategy One note of caution however. If and when people do call your "opener" raise you can put them on a long suit hand. Or at least you'll know ipso facto they are an aggressive player and you need to proceed with caution.

At that point, A gambled that B has nothing. He could also have assessed that if B had something and goes all in later then he can move out fast. So he raised to try B's strength.

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. Most 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.

OK, so you may have already known much of that but it always helps to see it written out in plain English. Anyways, let's talk about increasing your profits with the c-bet. One of the costliest mistakes poker players make with the c-bet is using it every single hand without thinking.
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