Poker players tend to find games anywhere they go. They can find
them in the back rooms, in Vegas, or Atlantic City. Playing with
the 'big boy's excites them, as is the winning!. In this Internet
world, they only have to go as far as their computer to gain access
to Internet online poker games. Just playing is not what turns on
the gambler, its the winning that excites them. If you want to win,
learn the game, learn it inside and out, before you bet the big
bucks, and walk away broke.
- Practice and play for free while you learn the various games of
poker before ever attempting to play for actual cash.
- Read as many books or magazines about the game as possible, to
learn the ins and outs of the game. Learn the tricks, how to
bluff, when to hold and when to throw!
- Register for one of the free online poker sites. Check the
Internet for the better ones. You can learn by playing with the
bots, and then move on to play with other beginners. Remain with
the beginners until you learn the basics. When you feel comfortable
move on to the more advanced.
- Make notes as you learn, writing down the basic hands, the
higher paying hands, and the starting hands. Write down everything
you learn while playing the bots, and then the real people. Ask
them questions by chatting with them, as the game progresses. The
Internet site has a chat space by your seat.
- Keep practicing until you feel sure that you can play with
money and win! Sign up for the online paying games, and the
tournaments. Everything is there for you, without you ever leaving
your house.
- Make sure that your state allows online gambling for
money.
- Play sit-n-go poker tournaments to build your experience at
final table play.
- There are numerous books about poker written by some very well
known poker players (eg. Phil Hellmuth or Doyle Brunson). The top
poker magazine in the U.S. is Card Player. In Canada the best
magazine about poker is Canadian Poker Player.
- Beat the machine first. Practice with poker-training
software.
- Get your timing down.
- Try some online poker rooms before you make a decision. Only
after a few games in each room you'll be able to choose the best
poker room for you.
- always follow good bankroll management
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Warnings
- DO NOT copy anything you see on TV or YouTube!
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