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Just How Important Is Poker Position?

Bill Kernow — Sat, 15 May 2010 13:58:51 +0000

When you finally come to appreciate the fundamental mechanics involved in the game of Texas Hold'em you will quickly appreciate that the position of a player will have a major effect on their success. However, before you decry the unfairness of a player being stuck with a bum position all the time, please be aware that the positions will change every turn. This is achieved by the dealer's button moving around the table in a clockwise manner. The end result? Every player will be adversely affected by the "blinds."

Just How Important Is Poker Position?

Poker Skills – Bankroll Management

Bill Kernow — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 18:19:44 +0000

How much do you need for your poker bankroll? A good benchmark is about 20 times the amount that you would need for a typical tournament or no limit cash table buy-in. So for example, if you want to learn on $10 tournament tables, your minimum bankroll should be two hundred dollars. If you put one hundred dollars down every time you sit at a no limit cash table, you're minimum bankroll should be TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS. So as you can see your selection of poker level, has a substantial wallop on how much you earmark for a single poker session.

Poker Skills – Bankroll Management

Playing Poker Against Weak Opponents

Bill Kernow — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 18:16:24 +0000

One of the biggest challenges for players struggling to improve is losing pots to adversaries who just do not know any better. You have taken the time to learn the right hands to play, but sorry players seem to often defeat you playing weak hands.

Playing Poker Against Weak Opponents

How To Profitably Multi-Table At Online Poker

Bill Kernow — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:10:55 +0000

This concise little guide is designed to enable any profitable poker player to be able to play several tables at the same time, and therefore increase their hourly profits.

How To Profitably Multi-Table At Online Poker

Improve Your Poker by Reading Opponent’s Hands

Bill Kernow — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 20:35:14 +0000

An essential skill of any poker player, whether you're playing online or offline, tournaments or ring games, is the ability to put your opponents on a range of hands. Your capacity to do this well in your game, will in large part establish your extended success in poker. However, qualifying your opponent's hand is one of the more complicated aspects of the game to master. These are a few tips to help you progress to being a good hand reader.

Improve Your Poker by Reading Opponent’s Hands

Poker Position – How To Play From Early Position

Bill Kernow — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 19:58:30 +0000

When you choose to play more repeatedly from early position in no limit holdem, it can present more obstacles to your opponents in distinguishing the nature of player you really are. However, it is frequently more pricey to do so, because of the intrinsic risks with having the maximum amount of players to act after you.

Poker Position – How To Play From Early Position

Why Should Should Avoid Limping In Poker Tournaments

Bill Kernow — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 23:46:38 +0000

Everybody limps now and then for one reason or another in tournaments. Limping appears week, because usually the act of calling releases control of the hand to someone else at the table. But is limping a viable strategy when all of the poker training you hear about these days always slants to play more aggressive?

Why Should Should Avoid Limping In Poker Tournaments

Poker Pot Size Management

Bill Kernow — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:30:08 +0000

Betting or raising in a hand is going to change the dynamics and pot size. It's imperative you remember this because a majority of the hands that you are involved in need to be small pots, not big ones. You are only looking to play deep pots when you have monster hands, and we all know how rare that can be.

Poker Pot Size Management

Play Poker With Fish, And Handle The Bad Beats

Bill Kernow — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:34:40 +0000

So you might be new yourself at poker, but you don't view yourself to be an sorry player. Maybe you aren't special but you're heading towards good and the biggest problem you face is losing to awful players who simply do not comprehend the game.

Play Poker With Fish, And Handle The Bad Beats