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		<title>How to Play Poker and Be At the Winning Side</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 22 Oct 2010 14:31:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nearly everybody who gained even the slightest exposure to card games or who were able to see a James Bond film should be familiar with poker games.  The exact way you enjoy by participating with an actual poker game in a land-casino, now you can gain by playing a cyberspace poker game.  Though you are [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nearly everybody who gained even the slightest exposure to card games or who were able to see a James Bond film should be familiar with poker games.  The exact way you enjoy by participating with an actual poker game in a land-casino, now you can gain by playing a cyberspace poker game.  Though you are unable to play face-to-face online, the poker rules are the same to be successful.  When actual money is at stake, basic tips are invaluable for you to follow.</p>
<p><strong>Enlightening </strong></p>
<p>To start with, you should have a gut feeling of your strong and weak points equally.  Playing in unknown territories can make you worst at poker games.  While some are naturally not capable enough to play, others do not achieve their best unless they are in a real game.  The best way to learn the game well is to participate frequently in cyberspace game sites, so you can be aware of your strength in the game.  Then, you should keep the first step to the arena of the poker game.<br />
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Patience</strong></p>
<p>After learning the basics, what you need most to be successful in a cyberspace poker game is patience.  While everybody agrees with the luck playing a major role in poker as well, no one ever disagrees with the fact that a person’s ability to be calm and contemplate the game at hand plays a major part in getting either defeated or winning.</p>
<p><strong>Power of thinking</strong></p>
<p>Next, consider poker a game that mainly depends on one’s mental power.  Almost all the significant poker players have great concentration.  Every step you have taken in a game should be aimed at the best possible result or at one that you are aiming to be a future prospect.  The capability of making instant decisions and clarity in your thinking will give you good fortune in cyberspace poker playing.</p>
<p><strong>Validity of prior preparation</strong></p>
<p>Proper game planning is another valuable tip in online poker games, and that should not be differed from the actual playing.  The most vulnerable thing that can happen to a player is his not knowing the pros and cons therein and the ways he will win.</p>
<p><strong>Training</strong></p>
<p>The next piece of advice to succeed in poker playing is to play within the given time frame.  Act in accordance with both the end where 10 or 25 hours limit for a week will get your obedience to the rules equally well. Play all the hours in the given time frame, not exceeding them or finish before the assigned time.  If you exceed the timeframe, you take on an extra threat while threatening the solidity of your practice.</p>
<p>Keep in mind that in both online and land-casinos, poker game have no difference.  Those who train for poker well, become experts one day.</p>
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		<title>Bots in low limit games</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Mar 2010 19:00:36 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Whether poker players like it or not, poker bots are becoming very common in modern day poker playing meaning they are not about to go away. They are in fact getting better and significantly affecting low limit poker games. Using poker bots is cheating although some may beg to differ. Bots have generally changed the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Whether poker players like it or not, poker bots are becoming very common in modern day poker playing meaning they are not about to go away. They are in fact getting better and significantly affecting low limit poker games. Using poker bots is cheating although some may beg to differ. Bots have generally changed the manner in which the game is played. Whereas some legitimately made bots, with a team of people who are legitimately playing their bots against one another may be genuine, some bots in themselves are a scam. Take for example the Winholdem bot which colludes with other bots of the same programming to deceive other players or their bots. The Winholdem bots shares information with other bots on the tables which have the same design and show each other the cards at hand. With the cheating in poker coming this far, the game is constantly being put at risk of whether it can be fair.<br />
Bots are undoubtedly taking the fun out of poker for those who play the game for personal fun. This is because players who have their bots play on their behalf, no doubt have no interest in following the way the game goes and only wish to win money or design the best software to beat others in the game. Poker rooms should distinguish between tables with poker bots and those with real people playing. In this way, people who wish to play their bots against other bots can do so and those who wish to play against real players may also be given a chance to do so. Present situations do not give way for this. More often than not, real players find themselves playing against bots, thus making the game openly unfair.</p>
<p>Most people want to play against real people and bet their hard earned money against other people fairly and not an automated system which is pre-informed on how to react to certain moves. Bots, unlike people cannot make a mistake, for example in terms of counting the value of their own cards whereas real humans may confuse an AJ as being lower than a A10. People should therefore be given a chance to compete others who can make such mistakes too. Bots have led to a reduction in the number of people playing poker because it is very difficult to determine which websites have bots playing in them and which ones do not. Even though the number of worldwide players is still relatively large, use of bots has significantly reduced the rate at which online and casino players were getting hooked to the game.</p>
<p>Apart from people who have an interest in computer software, most people opt to avoid the game as they either have no interest in having a bot play for them, do not intend to purchase a bot or cannot design a bot by themselves. The fact of the matter is that a good number of players prefer not to play the game using poker bots.</p>
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		<title>Collusion in Poker</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Mar 2010 18:24:50 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Collusion, in poker, is a way of cheating that involves two or more players unfairly teaming up to share information or deceive other players. In the case of online poker, it may be so by opening up multiple accounts in the same site and playing them on the same tables. A website such as dailystarpoker.com [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Collusion, in poker, is a way of cheating that involves two or more players unfairly teaming up to share information or deceive other players. In the case of online poker, it may be so by opening up multiple accounts in the same site and playing them on the same tables. A website such as dailystarpoker.com strictly warns against collusion in the poker rooms. Their Terms and Conditions of Agreement indicate that they retain the right to collect your information, record your games and data and in the case that you are caught colluding, they reserve the right to eject you from the website without consulting you.<br />
The online poker site pokerstars.com also prohibits its players from colluding in its Terms and Conditions of Agreement. They do not allow players to open more than one account with them and warn of immediate removal from their database if found colluding with other players. They go on to add: ‘You further acknowledge and accept that we and/or the operator of the shared poker network, reserve the right, both at our sole discretion, to collect, process and record in both our databases any information in connection with your game patterns, personal data, depositing of funds and any other related information and inquiries that will help prevent any fraud, collusion or alike improper behaviors (pokerstars.com). The website Bodog.com indicates that if a person is caught colluding, he/she shall not be allowed under any circumstances to join the poker site again. Such strict rules have contributed greatly in ensuring that people maintain fair playing habits and are not lured into duping other and making money out of other in an unfair manner. Other online poker sites should follow suite and enforce strong laws which do not condone colluding and further bar perpetrators from being allowed into the poker rooms if at all they are caught colluding.</p>
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		<title>The way to cash out a poker bonus</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Dec 2009 13:38:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There are different kinds of tempting bonuses in online poker. These bonuses are like baits to entice you into playing. An online poker bonus is extra money offered to us poker player for choosing a particular poker website. In as much as the bonus does not legally tie you down to a specific poker website, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There are different kinds of tempting bonuses in online poker. These bonuses are like baits to entice you into playing. An online poker bonus is extra money offered to us poker player for choosing a particular poker website. In as much as the bonus does not legally tie you down to a specific poker website, the site will do every thing within their reach to make sure that you do not leave it for another poker site.</p>
<p>As I have earlier said, you have to play for certain amount of specified time before the bonus could be released into you account. The poker sites have made it like this to avoid that some people could just sign up and collect the sign up bonus and run away with fat <a title="Gambling Guru" href="http://www.gambling-guru.com/poker-betting/poker-bonuses" target="_blank">poker bonuses</a> without even attempting to play. So a sign up bonus could only be released after some period of play as specified by the poker site. This requirement is to make sure that the poker site gets the value for the money they dangled as bonus.</p>
<p>After sign up, and want to collect your first time sign up bonus, you may be astonished that the $140 sign up bonus had disappeared. Never mind if you did not see the money, it is still in the system for you to play.</p>
<p>The methods required to clear online bonus, is by checking how close you are to clearing it. In order to find out how close you are, there is usually a link in the poker sites menu that can direct you to your account information which will show you how many raked hands you have left to clear the bonus. You can always check your performance in order to boost your effort. After clearing your bonus you can decide to do what ever you like with it because it is your money.</p>
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		<title>1-10 Poker Strategy Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Sep 2008 10:31:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[40 POKER STRATEGY TIPS 1 &#8211; 10 1. The button represents the dealer.  In home games, no button is needed, as the cards are passed around the table and each player deals in turn.  In the casino and in online poker tables, the dealer is a professional or a computer.  Hence, the necessity of a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>40 POKER STRATEGY TIPS</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: center"><strong>1 &#8211; 10</strong></p>
<p>1. The button represents the dealer.  In home games, no button is needed, as the cards are passed around the table and each player deals in turn.  In the casino and in online poker tables, the dealer is a professional or a computer.  Hence, the necessity of a “button”.  The button moves clockwise around the table after each hand, and the player “on the button” gets his cards last and bets last in each round.  Keeping up with the current location of the button is a huge consideration when determining positional strategy.</p>
<p>2. Texas Holdem has no <strong>ante</strong>.  To force the action without an ante, Holdem uses <strong>blind bets</strong>.  The first 2 players to the left of the <strong>button</strong> are forced to put in the blind bets.  Typically, the first player puts in the <strong>small blind</strong>, equal to half of the minimum bet, while the second player puts in the <strong>big blind</strong>, equal to a full minimum bet.  For example, in a game of $10/$20 limits, the small blind would be $5 and the big blind would be $10.</p>
<p>3. Starting with the first player to the left of the button, each player is dealt 2 cards, face down, called <strong>pocket cards.</strong>  The first two players to the left of the button posts the blinds, and the first round of betting ensues.  The first action after the deal is taken by the player to the left of the big blind.  He and subsequent players can choose to call the big blinds bet, fold or raise.  In most Texas Holdem games, the blinds are <strong>live</strong>, which means that in the first round of betting, they get a chance to call, check or raise when the action moves around to them.  In this sense, the big blind would be the last player to act after the dealing of the pocket cards.</p>
<p>4. The flop is 3 cards laid face up in the center of the table.  These cards serve as common cards.  Another round of betting ensues, with the first remaining player to the left of the button starting the action.</p>
<p>5. A single card is laid face up, next to the flop, for a total of 4 cards face up.  Another betting round occurs, starting with the first player remaining to the left of the button.</p>
<p>6. A final card is turned face up, bringing the total number of common cards face up on the board to 5.  A final round of betting occurs, starting with the first player remaining to the left of the button.</p>
<p>7. After betting is complete and if more than two players remain, a showdown occurs in which the winner is determined by the best five card hand possible using the 5 common cards and each players’ pocket cards.  It is entirely possible for the best hand to be completely “on the board,” in which case the remaining players split the pot.  It is also possible to have a “tie” in which the players with the same hand strengths split the pot. After the showdown, the button moves one person clockwise, and the next hand is dealt.</p>
<p>8. First off, this strategy is specific to a particular game – online low stakes <em>No Limit Holdem</em>. Because of the peculiar conditions in these games, I am going to question some of the traditional strategy advice you will read in books and on other strategy sites. Other strategies out there are technically superior and I make no apology for that. Where I believe this <a title="Poker Strategy Source" href="http://www.pokerstrategysource.com">strategy is better for you</a>, is that it acknowledges that we are not all perfect players, that we are prone to tilt when losing, and that many of us have limited bankrolls.</p>
<p>9. The strategy depends on the game being loose, both pre-flop and post-flop. Pre-flop this means there are a number of people (generally four or more) seeing each flop. Post-flop this means people will bet or call with hands that are not winning and which do not have correct drawing odds.</p>
<p>10. In addition, the aggression factor is also important. The strategy works best where the game is broadly passive, although a degree of aggression on the turn and river can actually improve results. Where the strategy needs significant adaptation is if there is aggression pre-flop. Then, some of the hands I promote become redundant, and you may have to increase the range of premium hands with which you will make or call a significant raise.</p>
<p style="text-align: center"><span style="color: #ffa20f"><strong><a title="Poker Strategy Tips" href="http://www.pokeregulations.com/2008/09/11-20-poker-strategy-tips-2/" target="_self">11 &#8211; 20</a></strong></span></p>
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		<title>11-20 Poker Strategy Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 30 Sep 2008 10:31:21 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[40 POKER STRATEGY TIPS 11- 20  11. The playing conditions are important to this strategy because you must be paid off for the big hands that you hit. If the game is too aggressive pre-flop then the price of many of the hands becomes too high, and if it is too tight post-flop then you [...]]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: center"><strong>11- 20</strong></p>
<p style="text-align: justify"> 11. The playing conditions are important to this strategy because you must be paid off for the big hands that you hit. If the game is too aggressive pre-flop then the price of many of the hands becomes too high, and if it is too tight post-flop then you will not get the return needed to make the hands worthwhile.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">12. “<strong>No Mistakes” &#8211; </strong>This is the major principle behind this strategy. In these games everyone else is going to be making Mistakes left, right and centre. Some Mistakes will cost them money, some Mistakes will make them money, but only in the short term. Over a sufficient number of hands all Mistakes cost money. Your job is to capitalise on the biggest of other peoples’</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">13. <strong>A Mistake</strong> is when you put money in the pot when you are behind, and you do not have correct drawing odds.</p>
<p style="text-align: left">14. <strong>A Bad Beat</strong> is when you put money in a pot while you are ahead but get beaten by an opponent(s) who did not have correct drawing odds. Bad Beats are OK. Well obviously they aren’t “OK”, they hurt like hell, but they are going to happen. Even 2-outers hit more than one time in 25 so you don’t have to play that long before one is going to hit you.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">15. Mistakes are most definitely not OK. You sit and watch other people get their premium hands beaten by rags and wheel straights, and its kind of amusing. But you have to learn from it. Just because you have AA, that doesn’t mean the three fish to your left have suddenly grown a brain. If there is a hand that can beat you, you have to seriously consider it is in play, however poor that play would be. This is especially true of people hitting straights and flushes without correct odds. They don’t care about odds. Don’t let your knowledge blind you!</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">16. <strong>Set or Above &#8211; </strong>This is your aim. Hands that are the nuts or likely to finish up being the nuts by the river. You are going to make most of your money from these hands. You are looking at pocket pairs, decent sized connectors or one-gaps, and good suited cards.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">17. <strong>Cheap Flops &#8211; </strong>You want to see as many flops as possible where if you hit you can be confident of winning, as per the Set and Above strategy. You also don’t want to invest too much up front in hands that you may be forced to walk away from.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">18. 7 Card Stud (High) has long been a casino table favorite, recently supplanted by Texas Hold ‘em as poker’s premier game.  7 Stud is still a very popular game, and is actually my favorite.  There are plenty of 7 card stud games to be found online as well.  Absolut Poker has active games from micro limits to $5/$10. Caribean Sun and the Poker Room network have a good base of 7 card stud players.  Finally, for you high limit players, you can toss $100 chips into the pot at Party Poker´s 7 Card Stud tables. </p>
<p style="text-align: justify">19. <strong>The Ante, Deal, and Bring In &#8211; </strong>Most 7 card stud tables require an ante of every player before being dealt any cards.  After everyone has “ante’d up”, each player is dealt 3 cards, 2 face down and one face up.  This is called <strong>third street.</strong>  The face up card is called your <strong>doorcard.  </strong>Unlike Hold ‘em, there is no <strong>button</strong>, rather, the player with the lowest <strong>doorcard</strong> posts what is referred to as the <strong>bring in.</strong>  If two or more players have the same value card, the <strong>bring in</strong> is determined by suit value.  Suit values from lowest to highest are: clubs, diamonds, hearts, spades.  Players to the left of the bring in then have the option of folding, calling or raising the bring in bet.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify">20. <strong>4th Street &#8211; 6th Street -</strong> These betting rounds are almost identical.  Each round, each player gets another card face up.  Unlike 3rd street however, it is the high hand showing that determines where the betting action starts.  As you can probably guess, position does not play as important a role in 7 stud, simply because your position in order of action can change every round!  The only other difference of note is that the limits go up on 5th street.  If you are playing a $5-$10 table, 3rd and 4th street’s max raise is $5 per bet.  5th, 6th and 7th street, the limit goes to $10 per bet.  The later streets of 7 stud can be expensive indeed.</p>
<p style="text-align: center"><strong> </strong><span style="color: #ffa20f"><strong><a title="Poker Strategy Tips" href="http://www.pokeregulations.com/2008/09/21-30-poker-strategy-tips/" target="_self">21-30</a></strong></span></p>
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		<title>Beneficial effects on playing online</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 29 Sep 2008 11:55:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The online poker will give you a marvelous time while gaining more experience than going to the card room which is far more expensive. The dealers is given some tips by poker winners if they are winning in this brick n mortar room for poker cards, also the servers will be given some cash tips [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">The online poker will give you a marvelous time while gaining more experience than going to the card room which is far more expensive. The dealers is given some tips by <a title="Doubts about Rakeback" href="www.pokerdevelop.com" target="_self">poker</a> winners if they are winning in this brick n mortar room for poker cards, also the servers will be given some cash tips as they give foods. When you play online you will not need to give tips. This some of the expenses while traveling will not be done anymore when you play online.</span></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.49cm;margin-bottom: 0.49cm" align="justify"><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">Additionally, you will be able to play more in hands on an hourly basis due to the fact that dealers don’t have time in shuffling; this play becomes faster, mostly on a website of poker gives time limits to the players.</span></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.49cm;margin-bottom: 0.49cm" align="justify"><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">The players who starts learning <a title="Beneficial Effects" href="http://www.freepokerolls.com" target="_self">poker online</a>, or learns newer poker games with little experience, the online site is offering excellent benefits on increasing your skills, the knowledge on poker and to possibly create the bankroll too. Several website are offering chances in playing poker free of charge, they use fake money. There are those sites too with free roll, this are tournament that you could go free of charge yet paying real cash to their winners. Additionally, they are offering limited real cash for only 1 to 2 cent. Their entry limits on websites are only up to 1 or 2.</span></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.49cm;margin-bottom: 0.49cm" align="justify"><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">Their plays in the tables are not so excellent, this game is highly recommended when you just want to get the feel in their software’s or learning new games. There are also smaller type games, the .01 or the .02 then the .25 or .50, its offering a very realistic game of poker due to real cash prices, although its very dreadful. When your climbing on different levels, it keeps on improving yet those games higher than 3/6 or 5/10 will already have newbie players, same in the live card room.</span></p>
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		<title>The Offered Bonuses for Poker Players</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">The players for the <a title="MarginalPoker" href="http://www.marginalpoker.com" target="_self">internet poker </a>are very competitive. Like that stated above, the card room is making so much money from each players due to rakes, this is the cash price in the poker room taken in everyone’s pots as well the entrance fee. So having more gamers in the website, gain or increased of revenues will be for them too. So for this reasons there are many websites who is offering an appealing bonuses for catching players.</span></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.49cm;margin-bottom: 0.49cm" align="justify"><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">For every website, they are offering bonuses for players during their first deposits, it range from 20 up to 100 percentage bonus, every player will get some $20-100 from this rooms. The bonuses will typically be attached to requirements of playing this minimal amount to get some. Before you deposit some cash in this sites you need to be sure that you’ve read their terms or conditions, it will give you plans as to how to get this bonuses. </span></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.49cm;margin-bottom: 0.49cm" align="justify"><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">Lots of websites give some periodic reloading bonus; they require another type of deposit with similar terms like on the first type of bonus, to the <a title="Poker Businnes " href="http://www.worldserieslife.com" target="_self">players</a> so they will be lured on playing for this website. Lots of players do continue on moving from one website to another in order to collect this type of bonus, they are sometimes called the hunting bonuses, they can be a very excellent technique in increasing players cash profit in hourly basis while playing poker. Additionally, when your able to play the break even type of poker, the bonus will give you profits when your improving the game.</span></p>
<p style="margin-top: 0.49cm;margin-bottom: 0.49cm" align="justify"><span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif">When your playing the online poker, its really exciting but it has pitfalls you need to look out. There are several laws while playing poker online and their strategies are needed to be followed for successful game of online poker.</span></p>
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