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» posted on Thursday, November 10th, 2011 at 1:11 am by Irene
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» posted on Thursday, December 24th, 2009 at 9:20 am by Irene
Betting Strategy in a Poker game
Betting is involved in a Poker game. The betting rounds are distinct for separate variants in a Poker game. There are four betting rounds in Texas Holdem, there are five betting rounds in Seven Card Stud and there are only two betting rounds in Five Card Draw. The betting goes on clockwise around the table in each betting round. In turn, each player must either match the bet of the earlier player (i.e. he must call) or he must get out of his hand (i.e. he must fold). Also, a player in turn can choose to bet more than the earlier bet (i.e. he can raise) instead of just calling. When the last raise has been called or all players have folded, the betting round is ended. During the betting round, all bets that have been made are added to the pot. Same amount has been placed in by all players who now continue to stay in the hand. All existing players have matched the biggest bet in that particular betting round. This can be taken as an agreement within the players on a set price to see another card. When the betting round is ended, if all players have folded expect one, the remaining player wins the pot. If everybody folds, the remaining player does not have to show up his cards to win. This element makes bluffing possible in a poker game.
A player can choose to check if no bets have been placed prior to his turn. Checking simply means that the turn is passed on to the next player without making a bet. Checking is like calling a zero bet. Now assume, the first player checks and the another player places a bet. When the turn for betting comes to the player who checked, he may fold or call or even raise. If the player raises here, his move is called a check-raise.
At the commencement of each poker hand, some players have to make a bet even before the cards are dealt. This ensures that there is a small pot to start with. If such type of “forced bets” does not exist, then all players could fold every hand without any cost making poker relatively a slower game.
In some variants of poker, the “forced bets” are called blinds. The player to the left of the dealer places the small blind, and the next player in turn places the big blind. In Texas Holdem and Omaha this is how it works. Blinds are counted as valid bets in the first betting round. Blinds are known as “live bets”. Once the cards are dealt with, the next player in turn after the big blind starts the betting (This player will be under great pressure). Hence, the player in turn must either match the big blind, raise or fold. As big blind is considered as a valid bet, there is no option to check. Also, “checking” as an option can only be utilized by a player, if no bets have been placed prior to his turn in that particular betting round.
There is another poker variant called as “Antes”. Antes are utilized instead of blinds. An ante is one type of forced bet that all players have to place in the pot before the cards are dealt with. Compared to blinds, antes are not live bets. They are just placed in the middle to encourage the betting, but will not count in betting for any one player.
After the completion of last betting round, there is a showdown if two or more players stay in the hand. Now, all players show down their cards and the player with the best hand wins the pot. If more than one hand is equally good, then the pot is divided equally between them.
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» posted on Saturday, October 31st, 2009 at 5:26 am by Irene
The Benefits of Online Texas Hold’em Poker
It did not take long for the phenomenon that is Texas Hold’em poker to make its way to the online gaming community. Today, there are dozens of sites offering the game in a variety of different settings. Playing poker online, specifically Texas Hold’em, actually offers benefits to new and experienced players alike. Most notably, there is the aspect that you can play from home- right in your living room. You do not have to travel to a casino or find a game with friends. Any time you want to play, you just log on. The tables are always clean, and the drinks are always cheap. There are always games going.
The online servers never close for the night. For new players, many of the more subtle (and possibly awkward) aspects of playing are removed and automated by the poker software. You do not have to worry about watching to see if it is your turn, your name will light up if it is time to act. You do not have to worry about where your cards are or where your hand is. You cannot accidentally fold in online poker. Likewise, there is no need to explain rules to newer players.
The software tells you the minimums to call or raise and restricts your options to only what you can do. For veteran players, the online experience provides a faster way to play. Real pros can sit at more than one table at a time, playing multiple hands at once. Some servers also provide speed-playing options, setting timers of as low as 5 seconds on players to decide whether they should raise, fold or call. Variations on traditional Hold’em are also easily implemented online. The software is the dealer, and it always knows all the rules. You can switch to a table playing another flavor of the game quickly and seamlessly. (And there are an ever-increasing variety of Texas Hold’em spin-offs!) As a learning tool for new players, online Texas Hold’em is invaluable. You can learn the mechanics easily and without ruining your reputation. Playing free tables for a few hours will get your into the game fast.
For casual players, the online tables offer a nicely structured environment with set rules and risks. If you’re at a $0.05 table, it will stay a $0.05 table until you leave. For the experienced players, online poker offers on-stop action. It is definitely different from offline poker, but no less exciting and rewarding. Poker robots ( poker bot programs ) can even play the game of poker.
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» posted on Thursday, October 29th, 2009 at 1:21 am by Irene
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» posted on Monday, October 26th, 2009 at 8:17 am by Irene
100 Essential Texas Holdem Poker Tips. Get The Right Mindset.
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