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[barry fleming]

Hello All,

These are some Internet Poker Strategy for the people who plays online poker:--

Developing an Internet poker strategy can be a bit more difficult than playing in person. One of the benefits of playing Internet poker is that you have the freedom to make you decisions in a comfortable low-stress environment. However, even if you're a good in person player, you may not automatically be a good Internet poker player. The major difference in poker strategy is that you lose the ability to read your opponent's face and body language.

Even though you can't see your opponents, you can still read their moves. Watch how your opponents play, their betting style, the time they take to place their bet, calls and raises. When do your Internet opponents bluff? When do they fold? Be assured, they will be closely watching your moves as well.

Much like standard in person poker, the best strategy in Internet poker in to vary your betting style. Don't be consistent enough to allow your opponents to read your moves. You no longer need to worry about what your face and body are saying. You'll be speaking with your actions alone.

Hope it will help to Online Poker Player!

[larryalx09]

Hey Guys..... Thanks for this topic really helpful for new player but i like SnG .I understand how playing poker can feel. One moment you can be on top of the world,then with the turn of 1 card your whole bankroll is gone. Are you sick and tired of losing your bankroll online week after week..but if you have good strategy..than you won whatever you want.

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[allisa]

Sit and Go tournaments are really popular online with the buzz of tournament poker play without the need to invest hours to complete a single tournament. Tournament poker is where the big money is and is the only way to have a big payday with just one victory.

[Smith12]

can anyone tell me what are the strategy have to follow be a good poker player?

[alexa47]

Poker sharks are commonly described as tight and aggressive: "These poker pros do not play many hands, but when they play them, they play them like they have the nuts."

That's a nice general description, but it doesn't say much. In my opinion, a solid poker player is one who has mastered the four key skills of poker.

Skill #1: Mathematics

Skill #2: Discipline

Skill #3: Psychology

Skill #4: Understanding Risk vs. Reward

[barse]

Hi,

Normally, it's not even worth it to be tricky in a $5/10 game in real life. With internet poker, it's almost worthless to try and be creative in any of the low-limit tables until you are at the $3/6 game. Often, against an entire field of opponents who are willing to call you down, bluffing and other trick plays will backfire against you.

The biggest mistake is trying to get smart against dumb opponents. When your opponents are willing to showdown with down mid pair, low pair and sometimes even Ace high, you will naturally see why it's foolish to try and bluff against them. These are the types of players that you will see the most in low limit games, so save most of your neat plays for tournaments and for special situations.

[desogw]

psychology alone can break your opponents apart, especially when you're good at it.

[Thez]

Mind games can be a make or break situation when it comes to poker. Wear your opponent down mentally and the games in the bag.

[beaneddie0]

Great advice but I feel like online poker plays to the numbers more than in real life. I have had hundreds of bad beats. But obviously only playing great hands like Mike has suggested is a smart move. If you are looking to learn real poker strategy from real professionals, visit Deepstacks.com. They have hundreds of videos teaching you every different kind of strategy in a numerous amount of positions. Use the promo code PCKTACES to receive $50 off of sign up. Check it out, it definitely has improved my game and have been winning a lot more than losing.

[Samual]

This is a common question for a new poker player. A poker players' decision as to where he/she is going to play poker is perhaps the most important decision affecting the players' enjoyment of the game and his/her bankroll. Could anyone suggest me about such best venues to play poker.