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alright there are many hands to play. i prefer playing suited hands the higher the better and the later the better (table position)(english is not my motherlanguage too -hope you know what i want to tell you)
if iam in late position and the players before dont bet or dont bet to heavy i nearly try to see most of the flops, but if them bet like madand my hand is not to strong i fold it. weak hand in early position i fold most of the time - when i dont bluff !but the best is to find out your own tactics and read books about poker! -there are some very good! first of all learn the %. |
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I highly recommend : Small stakes Hold'em by Miller, Sklansky and Malmuth for limit hold'em. Reasonably in-expensive and they have a series of books if you grow to a more advanced player or play in tournaments.
Otherwise stick to pairs and suited cards in later position until you get the basics down. Hope this helps. -Az |
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I'm from belgium to so I got absolutely no problems with understanding you
. I think you should start with the basics like the following. -What starting hands are good? - How to play position in NLHE -How to calculate odds and outs in NLHE -Poker bankroll management -Betting in NLHE The poker school on PKR - let's play. 3d online poker room. has alot of good tips to! |
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