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Double Barrelling in Texas Holdem Poker |
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Double barreling in poker refers to making a second betting attempt to win a pot when you have, well, nothing - or close to it. It is definitely a higher risk play so choosing who you double barrel against is one of the main factors in making such a play profitable long term for you. Generally high risk plays, like double barreling also mean to an extent that you are bluffing to win the pot, and you really don’t want the hand to go showdown.
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Rush Poker Tournaments at Full Tilt |
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So I have tried several poker tournaments at Full Tilt this week - RUSH style that is. JP in the forum got me to go in a freeroll and I also discovered these 135 player sit and go multi-table tournaments that have been filling up really fast. In fact if you thought the 4/180s at Stars fill up quickly, you can get into 3 of these in less time that the Stars poker tournament will fill. |
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Playing Ace King in Poker Tournaments. |
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Playing Ace King in no limit hold'em poker tournaments often requires some aggressive strategy, but you don't want to over-play it, especially when the flop does not hit your hand. This is one of those things that new players often get entirely wrong when they must realize they need to back off in order to stay alive. |
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Reading Hands in Poker Tournaments |
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The community cards or board cards in Texas hold'em play a huge role in the playing of most hands, and they can help you get a read on your opponents hold cards by simply knowing what's the best possible hand on any street is. Then you just simply figure how likely it is your opponent can have that hand, and if not start working backwards for the next possible hand strength, until you find some plausible holdings that can be matched to what your opponent has done in the hand. |
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Playing poker tournaments as a bankroll strategy |
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Since there have been a lot of new poker shows on television over the last couple of years that hi-light cash game action - and BIG action at that, a lot of players are getting more interested in playing no-limit holdem cash games. And you know what? That is great! There is surely money to be made in these games, but for new players, I still think that playing low buy-in poker tournaments is the way to go, especially for building a bankroll. |
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