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POKER STRATEGY
Mistake No. 1: Do not consider the hands of opponents

 Poker is a game of relative strength. No matter how strong your hand is, what matters is how strong your hand is in relation to what other people have. Many players concentrate only on the strength of their own hand and do not take into account what the other players may have. Breaking thought this process is essential to becoming a good poker player. Please note the play styles of your opponents and consider what your opponent might have.

MistakeNo. 2: Playing too many multi-table tournaments

 In multi-table tournaments the luck factor is often more important than in the traditional circle games. Often there will be more than 300 players competing in a tournament that lasts approximately 6 hours. Although it involves some skill, the luck factor is huge. Large portions of the prize often depend on hands thrown at random.

     Although the tournaments are entertaining, it is difficult to consistently win money. It is also more difficult to learn the skills necessary to succeed in poker. Given that people who participate in tournaments play very few hands after the flop, it takes more time to learn many of the more sophisticated aspects of the game.

     The ring games are available at low stakes. The players of these games are not usually so good, so it is possible to work your skills without risking much money. Obviously it is also fine to participate in tournaments, but I am against you just to concentrating on them.

Mistake No. 3: Do not keep track of statistics

 Some players, play very good poker but do not take the time to register their losses / gains. This is not only potentially necessary if you live in a country with income taxes, but it is also important to analyze your game.

     The good players generally do not perform well in all games and venues. People usually play much better in certain games, limits and poker rooms. Record statistics can help you concentrate on games that have a higher expected value for you.

 Many good players end up wasting money or entering into bankruptcy because they continue playing games that they cannot win. While nothing can stop some people from destroying their capital, the statistics often help people to smell the danger and improve the selection of the game.

Mistake No. 4: Playing in a very predictable manner

     This is more a problem for players of games with unlimited limits. Even at lower levels of gambling, it is likely that you are in the table with a couple of decent players. These players guess your model if you always bet the same way. Mix your style a bit to mislead these people. If you play online poker and often play in a very predictable manner, change tables often so you will meet new opponents.

Mistake No. 5: Play many different types of games

 There is an old saying that says: "He who grasps at too much loses everything". This is an accurate description of many of the intermediate-level players who constantly switch between ring games of no limit Hold'em, from Circle Limit Hold'em, tournaments Omaha hi-lo, etc..

     The players of this level should begin to focus on onea game before they start playing in different types of games. While testing different games is a good idea, this should be done to see what game we play better. Once you've identified your favorite game, concentrate on improving in this type of game.

Mistake No. 6: Raise the limit to escape major losses

 This is one of the most common mistakes in poker. People are tired of the big accounting losses are due to play at low limits, so they play higher limits in hope that this will help them win.

     The low limit poker involves a lot of change because people play with everything. However, this variation is the highest expected value, because your opponents make many mistakes. If you can take advantage of their mistakes by playing a good game bad common lower limits is an advantage for you.

     If you're losing because you have bad luck, then this can be balanced over time. No one is "more lucky "than someone else in the long term: everything is balanced.

     If you cannot beat players, bet low levels over time, then it's doubtful you can beat the higher stakes players. You make money at poker because other people make mistakes. If people make fewer mistakes, then you get less money. Want people to envy you your equal [[Qs 5d cards]]: it's that simple. Of course, sometimes win, but it's much more fun a person that matches you with [[Qs 5d cards]] than you matching with [[Ks Kd cards]]. You can be pissed when you lose or you can win, but that's poker.