Originally posted by alonohara
new game:4. [ ] Aussie Holdem.
As a boy the uncles would play 5 card draw: deuces and one eyed jacks were wild
There were extra rules like if 5 Aces were split 2 ways the hand with the most natural cards won :-) !
Originally posted by alonohara
new game:4. [ ] Aussie Holdem.
As a boy the uncles would play 5 card draw: deuces and one eyed jacks were wild
There were extra rules like if 5 Aces were split 2 ways the hand with the most natural cards won :-) !
Originally posted by Marlena13
Yes it's very easy ♦
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VS
Originally posted by LyToLV
Hi i wanted to ask for a beginer is beter to play what STG or MTT or freerolss?
Hi, LyToLV
My opinion is that beginners should start with cash games, then move to SNGs to see if you like them or not. MTTs pay well, but have a small chance of success until you get reasonably good at putting players on ranges.
Freerolls, of course are good practice. Play all you can!
There is a strategy article specifically on how to play freerolls.
Enjoy,
VS
Originally posted by LyToLV
Thx u wery much but wich cash games u mean? Like in PKR Ring games?
Hi, LyToLV,
Yes, by "cash games" I mean "ring games"
In other words -- "not tournaments"
Cheers,
VS
And a noder question. Is it inof whyt like sidekick prog or what caind of programms i need to beter learn poker? I will gona read books and read atricls whach videos but i defenetli need a program like equilab?
Hi, LyToLV,
I don't know about Sidekick -- I don't use it.
I use Equilab a fair bit to see if I *really* had the equity I though I did when I made that bet that lost ♠_cry:
I use both Pokertracker 4 and HoldemManager 2 for NLHE play, and I use yet another tracker for 5-Card Draw and other variants.
These aren't much help for learning how to play poker, but they do provide feedback on how well you're learning it ♠_biggrin:
Cheers,
--VS
What i need to change in my game? When i call whyt god hand nothing coms on flop when i wold a bad hand its all the time flop coms good. Like i had AK and flop vas 23910and 7 but when i folded J 3 in flop came 6JJ and after thet a noder one J. what im doing wrong or all is in luck? Just a bad day?
Originally posted by LyToLV
What i need to change in my game? When i call whyt god hand nothing coms on flop when i wold a bad hand its all the time flop coms good. Like i had AK and flop vas 23910and 7 but when i folded J 3 in flop came 6JJ and after thet a noder one J. what im doing wrong or all is in luck? Just a bad day?
why do you need anything on flop if you ahve gods hand?
Originally posted by LyToLV
What i need to change in my game? When i call whyt god hand nothing coms on flop when i wold a bad hand its all the time flop coms good. Like i had AK and flop vas 23910and 7 but when i folded J 3 in flop came 6JJ and after thet a noder one J. what im doing wrong or all is in luck? Just a bad day?
Hi LyToLV,
in all seriousness, you shouldn't worry too much about the board runout. This is all down to luck, and there is nothing you can do about it. All you should care about is how you play your own hand - nothing more, nothing less. Keep in mind that both you and your opponent's will get your fair share of good hands in the long run.
In the end, this is what being successful at poker is all about. Not getting better hands than your opponents, but playing them in a better way than they do.
Hey StabaSvk,
Welcome to PokerStrategy.com
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Laz
Originally posted by bonecore
try limping every hand ♠_thumbsup:
he's probably not gonna know youre joking which is why its quite F'd up to say this kinda thing.
Originally posted by Noname81
Chess is similar to NL Holdem. They are both easy to learn but requires countless hours days years at the chess board or poker table to master.
Bingo! That's exactly it