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Top 10 limit poker cash game strategy tips

Sunday, July 4th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games, Poker Strategy | 1 Comment

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to Poker Cash Games series. In this article series, Cory sums up the top 10 most important limit poker cash game strategy tips. Enjoy! In the last article we talked about learning limit hold ‘em cash games before jumping in to no limit cash games.  I hope you all understand why this is really a good idea and are ready to start the min-bet craziness.  If so, here are ten tips I’ve gather to get you started on a successful journey to beating low stakes Read more [...]

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Learning Limit Texas Hold’em

Monday, June 28th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games | No Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belong to the Poker Cash Games series. Cory wrote a great article on why it's a good idea to start by learning limit Texas Hold'em if you're a cash game poker beginner. If you’re just beginning to learn cash game poker, you should start by getting a solid grasp of limit games.  Sure, limit poker isn’t as exciting as no limit, it’s not as glamorous and they don’t show it on TV, but before you jump in to no limit cash games, you’ll want to have a strong Read more [...]

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How to play poker best

Wednesday, June 16th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Bankroll Building, Poker Cash Games | 2 Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Bankroll Building series. How to play poker best is an article written by Cory where he gives advice on how to determine your poker A game. Obviously, the best way to play poker is when you're beating the game and winning in the long run. Read on to learn more with regards to identifying your best poker game. Finding your best poker game can be a little tricky, but it’s something you need to work on and be honest with yourself about.  Read more [...]

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Observing poker opponents

Thursday, May 27th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games, Poker Strategy | 1 Comment

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Cash Games series. Observing opponents is one of the key skills to hone as a poker player.  You need to notice what hands your opponents are showing down from which positions, how they bet, and their standard bet size etcetera.  The best time to make these observations is when you’re not in the hand. When you’re in a pot, you have a personal vested interest on what you want the results to be.  If you’re trying to make a read in Read more [...]

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Beating the rake in cash games

Friday, May 21st, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games, Poker Rakeback | 2 Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Cash Games series. If you play in low stakes games, you need to be more aware of how the rake effects how you should play.  My bread and butter game is currently $1-$2 no limit.  One of the major reasons I’m able to come out ahead consistently in this game is because I’m always cognizant of how I need to adjust my strategy with the rake as a factor.  Rooms vary significantly on how they get their cut, but if you’re playing in a low Read more [...]

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How to deal with poker fish

Saturday, May 15th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games | No Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Cash Games series. Cory wrote this great article on how to deal with poker fish in order to maximize your winnings against them. Basically it's all about treating poker as your business and the poker fish as your customers. Great stuff Cory!! A few of the biggest super stars in poker have made a name for themselves by insulting other players at the table during televised tournaments.  Unfortunately the general public who gets in to poker Read more [...]

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Folding in cash games

Thursday, May 13th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games | No Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Cash Games series. The thoughts behind folding in cash games are very different to folding in tournaments because of the missing element of the ever increasing blinds. In this article, Cory takes us through the basics thoughts behind folding in deep stack cash games. Deep stacked cash games are all about post flop playing. You rarely need to play a huge pot pre-flop because your real money is made on the later betting rounds. Here’s an Read more [...]

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Live poker cash game selection

Thursday, May 6th, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games | 2 Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Cash Games series. Playing online poker makes certain things much easier than live poker.  Anything from hand history data bases to game selection.  To find good games on the internet, I just need to open my Full Tilt client and look at the tables for whatever stake I want to play, find the best average pot size with too many players going to the flop and get myself on the waiting list for that table.  Live it’s just not that easy.  Here Read more [...]

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Goals in Poker; adjusting your expectations

Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 | Poker and Life, Poker Articles, Poker Bankroll Management, Poker Cash Games, Poker Strategy, Poker Tournament | No Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker and Life series. It's every poker players goal and dream to drag the million dollar pots in the biggest cash games or to be sitting at the final table of the World Series with the TV lights shining.  While this is a cool goal and the dream is possible, you can't expect to go from novice player to big time winner all in one night, one year, or probably your entire lifetime.  It is important to set goals for yourself in poker, but you want to Read more [...]

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Poker betting strategy in cash games

Saturday, May 1st, 2010 | Poker Articles, Poker Cash Games | No Comments

Submitted by Cory, this article belongs to the Poker Cash Games series. In small stakes games where I’m not bluffing a very large percentage of the time, I have three primary principles that determine whether and how much I should bet.  Am I betting for value, to protect my hand, or am I controlling the size of the pot? Most beginning players might hear something about protecting top pair on a flush draw flop and end up betting pot and a half to price out the flush draw.  So they end up Read more [...]

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