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The problem I was having was predictability. I'd become super predictable, and therefore super exploitable, by c-betting every single flop but folding to any sign of resistance. It was the easiest thing in the world to call my c-bet and then pull a float play on me.

I once read an article that showed that a person could make nearly $25.00 an hour playing in a $150.00 buy-in, $1/$2 blinds, no-limit ring game by going All In with only the top four hands. The rationale was that you would double up once every two to three hours and this would make up for any hands where the top four hands were beat. It takes six to eight hours a day, over an extended period of time, to realize these profits, but it appears possible.

Once visit here are good at that, you'll learn what possible combinations your opponents could have considering the cards that are up. You'll learn how to pull out more chips from your opponents. You'll learn when to fold and when to fly. You can learn all of these no limit Texas hold em techniques online without putting down a dime.

In any poker tournament whether it is a live tournament or an online tournament some factors are the same. The blinds 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.

Often the answers to these questions will give you a better indication of whether or not you should call or not. It's better to just focus on winning money from worse/bad players than taking on better/more advanced players.

poker betting strategy Playing the player has 2 sides. In regard to your play you are trying to read the other players, read their play style, figure their emotions and drivers and from here play your cards optimally.

Some boards are good for c-bets and other boards are horrible. Think about the types of hands your opponents like to call raises with and then ask yourself if the board is friendly or scary to those hands.
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