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Take               a               look               at               the               poker               section               of               any               large               bookstore               near               you.

There               are               shelves               and               shelves               of               ï¿½how               to               play               poker'               books               written               by               the               best               player's               in               the               world.

Some               of               these               vary               from               each               other               but               for               the               most               part               they               promise               to               tell               you               how               become               successful               by               playing               Texas               Hold'em,               Stud               Poker,               Draw               Poker               and               every               variation               of               poker               correctly.

You               can               read               any               of               these               books               and               learn               what               to               do               in               most               situations               on               a               poker               table.

The               more               you               read               the               better               you               are               schooled               in               these               games               of               luck               and               skill.

I               would               not               try               to               tell               you               ï¿½how               to               play               poker'               since               just               about               everything               on               the               subject               has               been               said               by               better               players               than               I               and               many               times               over.

What               I               can               do               to               increase               your               level               of               success               is               to               tell               you               the               five               golden               rules               of               ï¿½how               not               to               play               poker'.

If               you               break               even               one               of               these               rules,               you               have               no               chance               of               playing               winning               poker               unless               lady               luck               has               taken               a               personal               interest               in               you               for               that               day.
               Golden               Rule               1:               Never               Drink               Alcohol               And               Play               Poker
               Would               you               get               into               a               car               with               an               open               beer               after               already               downing               a               six               pack               or               more?

If               your               answer               is               yes               you               are               a               looser               and               have               more               to               worry               about               than               playing               poker               with               a               reasonable               expectation               of               winning.

Even               one               drink               will               lessen               your               disciple               and               concentration,               two               essential               elements               of               the               game.

In               fact               I               would               not               have               a               drink               within               6               hours               of               playing               or               two               or               more               drinks               within               12               hours               of               playing.

Some               good               poker               players               have               a               drink               next               to               them               with               ice               and               even               a               cherry.

You               can               be               sure               though               it               has               no               alcohol.

My               favorite               drink               at               a               poker               table               is               diet               coke               with               a               cherry               or               cranberry               juice               on               the               rocks.
               If               you               can               find               a               table               with               one               or               more               alcohol               drinkers,               get               on               that               table.

Of               course               the               same               goes               for               drugs               of               any               kind.

I               have               seen               good               cash               players               drink               alcoholic               looking               beverages               and               even               fake               an               alcoholic               drawl               to               make               other               players               go               in               against               them               when               they               have               a               good               hand,               since               the               other               players               think               they               are               drunk               and               bluffing.

This               form               of               acting               is               called               ï¿½Hollywood'.

Don't               be               fooled               by               a               Drama               King               or               Queen!
               Movies               like               The               Cincinnati               Kid               with               Steve               McQueen               and               The               Hustler               with               Jackie               Gleason               (even               though               the               later               is               about               Pool)               make               it               seem               macho               and               cool               to               drink               and               play               a               game               of               skill.

These               are               only               movies.

It               is               not               cool!
               Golden               Rule               2:               Never               Get               Angry               With               A               Player               And               Stay               On               That               Table
               One               of               the               best               poker               players               I               have               ever               known               was               a               woman               from               Montana,               who               made               millions               playing               in               the               highest               stake               cash               games.

She               was               not               a               tournament               player               and               liked               her               identity               to               be               kept               private.

However,               winning               that               much               money,               she               was               interviewed               on               a               famous               news               magazine               television               show.

One               of               the               questions               she               was               asked               was               ï¿½what               would               an               ideal               table               be               composed               of?'               Her               answer               was               ï¿½a               table               full               of               drunks'               and               of               course               this               was               not               unexpected               so               they               next               asked               her               ï¿½what               would               your               second               most               ideal               table               be               composed               of?'               To               this               she               answered               ï¿½a               table               full               of               people               that               hated               me               and               are               out               to               get               me.'               This               was               a               much               more               unexpected               answer.
               The               fact               is               if               you               get               angry               with               a               player               there               is               a               tendency               to               want               to               beat               them.

This               emotional               response               will               mean               you               will               probably               loose               two               hands               to               that               player               just               to               beat               them               once.

This               is               obviously               a               loosing               strategy               and               if               you               find               yourself               angry               at               a               player,               just               get               up               and               change               tables.

Since               you               can't               do               this               in               a               tournament,               make               sure               you               do               not               try               to               confront               the               player               who               is               the               object               of               your               anger.

Many               players               purposely               try               to               make               you               angry               just               to               get               this               advantage               from               you.

Phil               (the               Poker               Brat)               Hellmuth               and               Mike               (The               Mouth)               Matusow               are               great               examples               of               professional               poker               players               who               purposely               try               to               get               you               angry               with               them               to               ensure               they               have               the               advantage               of               people               going               in               to               get               them               with               less               than               winning               hands.
               This               is               not               limited               to               men.

Many               women               have               perfected               this               technique               and               use               their               gender               to               emasculate,               insult,               belittle               and               anger               their               male               counterparts               in               order               to               maximize               their               financial               gains               on               the               poker               table.

This               is               all               ï¿½Hollywood'               or               their               ï¿½shtick'.

These               women               are               generally               nice               people               socially.
               Golden               Rule               3:               Don't               Tell               Other               Players               Your               Hands
               I               don't               mean               that               you               shouldn't               show               your               hand               to               the               other               player               after               the               game               is               over.

You               absolutely               should               not               but               that               is               not               what               I               mean.

What               I               do               mean               is               don't               through               action,               tone,               posture,               talk               or               any               other               signal               indicate               the               strength               or               weakness               of               your               current               hand.

This               is               called               having               a               ï¿½tell'               which               other               people               look               for               in               order               to               make               a               decision               whether               to               raise,               bluff               or               fold               depending               if               the               ï¿½tell'               indicates               you               have               a               strong,               weak               or               medium               hand.
               When               I               first               started               to               play               poker,               I               would               stroke               my               mustache               if               I               was               on               a               draw               and               did               not               yet               have               the               winning               hand.

It               sort               of               meant               that               I               was               debating               whether               to               continue               or               not.

Several               players               noticed               this               and               would               bet               high               to               get               me               to               go               out.

Luckily,               my               cousin,               who               was               an               excellent               poker               player               in               his               own               right,               let               me               know               about               this.

The               next               day               I               had               a               well               hidden               straight               flush               made               so               I               stroked               my               mustache               like               mad.

I               made               a               lot               of               money               in               this               hand               by               using               my               ï¿½tell'               to               mislead               the               other               players.

The               next               day               I               shaved               off               my               mustache               since               they               knew,               I               knew               about               this               playing               deficiency.
               Some               people               think               the               most               common               ï¿½tell'               comes               from               your               eyes.

That               is               why               players               wear               sun               glasses,               or               laser               image               glasses.

This               might               be               a               good               idea               for               you               as               well.

Other               ï¿½tells'               are               shaking               hands               or               face               flushing,               which               indicates               you               have               a               great               hand.

Looking               at               another               player               straight               in               the               eyes               means               you               are               bluffing               but               trying               to               look               like               you               have               a               good               hand.

If               you               have               great               eyes,               you               can               actually               see               the               carotid               artery               in               a               players               neck               speed               up               and               beat               harder               when               they               are               excited               or               slow               down               if               they               are               have               already               decided               to               go               out               and               the               pressure               is               off               them.
               Since               most               players               will               not               help               you               out               with               these               problems,               and               since               you               are               unaware               of               them               yourself.

You               must               work               to               keep               every               thing               you               do               consistent               for               every               type               of               hand               you               get.

This               takes               a               lot               of               practice               but               with               patience               and               disciple               you               can               do               it.

Here               are               some               things               to               do.
               •Keep               your               bets               consistent               
               •Keep               the               time               before               you               bet               consistent               
               •Do               not               look               a               player               in               the               eyes               
               •Do               not               look               at               your               hold               cards               as               soon               as               they               are               dealt               to               you               
               •Be               very               careful               with               your               hands,               to               me               they               tell               more               than               your               eyes               do               
               •Keep               your               posture               consistent,               don't               lean               forward               on               a               good               hand               or               backwards               on               a               hand               you               are               going               to               fold               
               •Keep               you               own               ï¿½Hollywood'               to               a               minimum,               it               tends               to               backfire               after               awhile               
               •Don't               smile               
               •Don't               talk               
               •Don't               grimace               when               you               get               bad               cards               
               •Keep               both               feet               on               the               ground               in               front               of               you               
               •Do               not               change               your               facial               expression               at               all               when               you               look               at               your               cards               
               •Remember               your               hold               cards               and               don't               look               at               them               again               
               •Don't               look               at               the               board               cards               too               long               (there               is               a               tendency               the               to               spend               more               time               looking               at               the               board               cards               if               you               either               have               or               are               drawing               for               a               straight               or               flush)
               Keep               every               move               you               make,               every               expression               on               your               face               and               every               position               of               your               body               they               same               for               every               hand.

This               is               just               a               good               use               of               discipline               and               patience.
               Golden               Rule               4:               Do               Not               Make               Winning               The               Most               HandsYour               Goal
               Televised               poker               tournaments               seem               to               give               people               the               impression               that               ï¿½stealing               the               blinds'               is               a               good               thing.

Some               even               praise               people               who               go               all               in               to               steal               the               blinds               and               succeed.

In               real               life               poker               this               tends               to               be               poor               play.

There               is               only               one               goal               of               a               great               poker               player               and               that               is               to               win               the               most               money.

Winning               the               most               hands               does               not               mean               you               will               win               the               most               money.

Often               the               latter               causes               a               player               to               take               big               risks               for               small               payoffs.

The               best               poker               players               take               the               smallest               risk               for               big               payoffs.
               If               you               are               playing               Texas               Hold'em               and               have               pocket               aces               how               much               should               you               bet               before               the               flop?

There               seems               to               be               three               major               choices:               1)               slow               play               and               call               but               don't               raise               until               later,               2)               make               an               average               raise               of               3               or               4               times               the               big               blind,               or               3)               bet               all               in.

What               should               you               do               to               make               the               most               money?

If               you               bet               all               in               before               the               flop               there               is               a               good               chance               that               everyone               will               fold.

You               have               definitely               won               the               hand               but               how               much               have               you               won?

The               answer               is               not               much.

You               have               just               wasted               the               bet               possible               first               two               cards               you               can               get               and               have               little               to               show               for               it.

But               say               you               are               called.

You               have               a               pair               of               aces,               the               average               winning               hand               in               9               player               Texas               Hold'em               is               a               high               three               of               a               kind.

If               you               go               all               in               and               are               called               you               are               giving               a               draw               hand               the               flop,               the               turn               and               the               river               cards               absolutely               free               since               you               have               shot               your               wad.

All               you               really               have               with               two               aces               is               a               pair,               the               highest               pair               but               a               pair               non-the-less.

Unless               you               get               another               ace,               four               card               to               a               flush               which               match               one               of               your               ace's               suit               or               four               card               to               a               straight               all               of               which               add               up               to               a               one               in               of               nine               long               shot,               all               you               will               end               up               with               is               a               pair.

If               two               people               call               you,               you               are               actually               the               under               dog               versus               the               other               two               players               combined               hands.

All               in               all               not               the               best               odds               and               outcome               you               might               get               with               that               hand.
               Option               2               is               a               modest               raise               of               3               or               4               times               the               big               blind.

In               most               tournaments               you               will               get               at               least               1               caller.

At               least               you               will               win               more               than               the               blind               if               you               win.

This               also               has               the               advantage               of               letting               you               see               the               flop               for               a               modest               price.

Your               two               cards               plus               the               three               from               the               flop               is               5/7               of               all               the               card               information               you               will               get               in               that               hand.

The               advantage               is               that               if               the               flop               improves               you,               say               gives               you               the               third               ace,               you               have               by               far               the               most               likely               hand               to               win               the               game               and               can               increase               your               bet               before               the               turn               and               river               card.

In               fact               you               can               probably               greatly               increase               your               river               card               bet               since               the               other               player               has               pot               odds               which               favor               them               to               make               the               call,               pretty               good               strategy               with               maximum               return               on               investment.

Also               if               you               do               not               improve               on               the               flop,               you               can               check,               bet               modestly               again               or               with               a               nice               looking               flop,               bluff               and               still               have               good               odds               that               your               pair               of               aces               may               take               the               pot               if               the               adversary               does               not               fold.

I               think               this               is               in               the               long               run               the               best               strategy               to               make               the               most               money               with               your               aces.
               Option               3               is               to               slow               play               your               aces               and               just               limp               in               (a               bet               the               size               of               the               blind).

This               can               be               a               bad               mistake               if               no               one               else               raises.

There               is               less               money               in               the               pot               and               everyone               gets               to               outdraw               you               for               free.

The               key               here               is               you               don't               want               to               give               other               players               the               ability               to               outdraw               you               for               free               or               for               just               a               little               money.

If               they               bet               after               you               check               you               are               almost               forced               to               re-raise               even               if               you               don't               improve               your               hand.

Otherwise               expect               an               all               in               by               the               river               and               expect               a               hand               to               show               which               will               very               likely               be               better               than               your               pair.
               A               great               time               to               slow               play               is               with               a               middle               pair               which               becomes               a               set               after               the               flop,               or               flop               a               straight.

Notice               I               don't               include               a               flush               here               since               if               the               flop               is               3               cards               to               a               flush,               people               will               be               very               cautious               and               slow               playing               will               not               often               work               to               increase               the               size               of               the               pot.
               Of               course               betting               strategy               has               a               lot               to               do               with               player               position               and               that               is               covered               in               all               the               ï¿½How               To               Win'               books               and               I               will               not               cover               it               here               again.
               Golden               Rule               5:               Contrary               To               Everything               You               Have               Seen               On               TV               And               Everything               You               Have               Read,               Don't               Be               Overly               Aggressive
               I               know               that               Doyle               Brunson               and               most               other               professional               poker               players               you               hear               say               the               most               aggressive               players               are               the               ones               who               will               win.

This               is               just               not               true               unless               you               have               a               major               streak               of               luck               going               for               you               as               well.

The               key               word               here               is               ï¿½overly'.

I               have               seen               players               go               all               in               almost               every               hand.

That               works               great               until               the               first               time               they               loose.

They               are               among               the               first               people               out               of               the               game.
               The               truth               is               just               as               in               life               you               have               to               pick               your               battles               in               poker.

Go               in               when               you               think               you               have               the               winning               hand               and               get               out               when               you               think               you               have               the               loosing               hand.

Never               become               married               to               a               hand               that               you               feel               is               a               looser,               get               out               and               live               to               play               another               day.

Knowing               when               to               fold               your               hand               is               every               bit               as               important               as               knowing               when               to               bet               your               hand,               perhaps               more               so.
               A               few               days               ago               I               was               watching               Doyle               Brunson               play               on               the               final               table               of               a               tournament.

Only               two               players               were               left.

Doyle               was               dealt               a               pair               of               pocket               queens.

He               bet               about               4               times               the               size               of               the               big               blind               and               his               opponent               a               famous               cash               player,               raised               the               pot               to               all               in.

Doyle               had               to               make               a               decision               and               that               was               to               fight               another               game.

He               folded.

His               opponent               had               a               pocket               pair               of               Kings.

Doyle               Brunson,               the               biggest               advocate               of               aggressive               play               in               his               books,               knew               when               to               fold               his               cards.

He               won               the               tournament               a               few               hands               later.

My               hat               is               off               to               him.
               Play               poker               with               discipline               and               play               poker               with               patience.

Don't               be               aggressive               until               you               know               you               have               the               hand               won.

Then               be               aggressive,               be               very               aggressive.
               In               Conclusion
               I               hope               I               have               taught               you               a               little               more               about               poker               by               telling               you               what               not               to               do.

I               have               played               professionally               for               3               years               and               won               the               Mandalay               Bay               Hotel               And               Casino               Poker               Championship               in               Las               Vegas               last               year.

I               have               won               other               tournaments               and               been               ï¿½in               the               money'               in               many               more               both               online               and               in               brick               and               mortar               establishments.

Therefore               I               feel               I               am               qualified               to               give               you               some               advice.
               I               wish               you               the               best               of               luck               to               go               with               your               skill               level               and               hope               that               that               level               is               a               little               higher               after               reading               this.

Please               feel               free               to               give               me               feedback               in               the               way               of               comments.






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    Semi-recently,               'professional               poker               games'               were               televised,               including               brief               pre-commercial               briefings               on               how               to               play               the               game.

    Texas               Hold-em               Poker               swept               the               nation               and               become               a               common               hobby               for               many.

    It's               a               very               simple               poker               game               to               learn.

    In               fact,               I               was               able               to               teach               my               10               and               8               year               old               step-daughters               to               play.

    Everyone               has               2               cards               in               their               hands               (pocket)               and               5               shared               cards               (community)               on               the               table.

    There               are               4               rounds               of               betting,               whether               you               are               playing               for               fun               or               gambling.

    After               the               cards               are               dealt,               you               decide               if               your               hand               is               playable,               and               how               much               it               is               worth               playing               for.

    That               is               the               pre-flop               betting               round.

    Then,               the               flop               (first               3               community               cards)               is               turned,               and               another               round               of               betting               takes               place.

    One               more               card               is               turned               (known               as               either               'the               turn'               or               '4th               street'),               another               round               of               betting               and               then               the               final               card,               the               river.

    Then               everyone               bets               again               before               the               winning               hand,               or               the               winner,               rakes               its               profit.

    (It               takes               a               damn               good               player               to               convince               the               winning               hand               to               fold.)
                   Even               the               terminology               is               easy               to               learn.

    'Pocket               rockets',               'big               slick',               'sailboats',               and               even               'dead               man's               hand'               are               all               phrases               my               stepdaughters               understand.

    However,               I               can               not               teach               them               to               play               well.

    It's               okay               if               you               play               for               fun,               but               if               you               want               to               play               for               money               there               is               more               to               the               game               than               'the               basics'               you               learn               from               tv.

    Here               are               some               poker               tips               for               those               who               take               that               next               step               and               play               poker               for               money.
                   
                   1.)               Unlike               5               card               draw               poker,               a               pair               is               not               that               great               of               a               hand.

    Especially               if               you               have               a               low               pair,               like               deuces.

    Low               pocket               pairs               are               literally               worthless,               unless               you               actually               hit               a               third               on               the               flop.

    If               not,               it's               not               worth               playing               after               the               flop               unless               it's               free.
                   2.)               Pay               attention               to               the               cards               on               the               table.

    Not               just               what               you               have…               but               what               other               players               have               as               well.

    Even               if               you               have               a               good               hand,               like               a               straight,               you'd               be               a               fool               to               think               you               have               the               winning               hand               if               there               are               4               suited               cards               on               the               table               and               you               don't               hold               a               5th.

    Even               if               you               do               make               a               flush               by               holding,               say,               a               7…               there               are               6               cards               out               there               that               beat               you.

    I               can't               stress               this               poker               tip               enough….

    Pay               attention!
                   3.)               Fish               all               you               want…               but               not               at               the               poker               table.

    Even               for               all               the               times               you               do               catch,               it's               not               worth               it               for               all               the               times               you               won't.

    Open               ended               straight               draws               are               dangerous               and               foolish               to               play.
                   4.)               Patience               is               key               to               survival.

    Loose               players               may               win               big               in               the               beginning,               and               they               also               get               knocked               out               long               before               those               who               learn               to               only               play               good               hands.

    Train               yourself               to               watch               other               players               as               you               'sit               out'               for               a               long               consecutive               number               of               hands.

    You               may               learn               a               lot               that               will               help               you               in               those               hands               you               do               play.
                   5.)               If               you               want               to               win,               stay               away               from               alcohol.

    Similar               to               driving,               it               can               alter               your               perception.

    You               may               think               you               have               a               good               hand,               but               be               very               wrong               and               lose               a               lot               of               money               this               way.

    Drinking               also               makes               you               a               loose               player.

    If               playing               in               a               casino,               order               a               non-alcoholic               drink               that               looks               alcoholic.

    It               helps               if               other               good               players               think               you               are               drinking,               they               may               misjudge               you.

    If               playing               with               friends,               have               one               beer               and               nurse               it               for               the               same               effect.

    Never               get               a               buzz               at               a               poker               table               though,               or               your               chances               of               winning               will               be               severely               affected.
                   6.)               Let               it               go!

    This               applies               to               a               number               of               things.

    In               one               case,               you               will               fold               a               hand               before               the               flop               because               it               is               a               bad               hand               and               should               not               be               played.

    It               could               be               7               and               2               off               suit,               it               could               be               5               and               10               suited…               it               doesn't               matter.

    You               are               your               own               judge               of               what's               worth               playing.

    However,               I               can               promise               you               that               at               least               once               you               will               see               an               amazing               disappointment.

    Using               7/2               as               an               example,               you               may               see               the               flop               turn               out               7,               2,               7.

    I               can               almost               guarantee               this               will               happen               more               than               once,               depending               on               how               many               poker               games               you               play.

    It               is               important               to               let               it               go,               unless               you               want               to               play               every               bad               hand               you're               dealt,               in               which               case               1               out               of               20               times               there's               a               chance               of               something               similar               happening,               while               the               rest               will               turn               out               as               expected…               a               waste               of               money.

    The               other               thing               you               need               to               let               go               of               is               a               bad               beat.

    For               example,               once               I               had               pocket               aces,               and               the               flop               was               ace,               king,               king.

    Naturally,               I               thought               I               had               an               unbeatable               hand…               and               I               went               in               against               somebody               who               actually               had               pocket               kings.

    That               loss               on               my               behalf               gave               him               what               he               needed               to               beat               me               in               the               long               run               at               the               game               as               well.

    Not               just               in               stack               size,               but               after               that               hand               I               just               played               so               awful.

    I               couldn't               clear               my               mind               of               the               beating               I'd               taken,               and               I               wasn't               able               to               focus               on               anything               after               that               hand.

    If               I               had               just               let               it               go,               I               would               have               been               able               to               win               easily,               because               while               I               was               hanging               on               to               a               bad               beat,               my               opponent               was               hanging               on               to               a               very,               very               lucky               win.

    Full               tilt               can               work               either               way…               it               is               helpful               to               use               that               to               your               advantage               and               not               let               it               affect               your               concentration.
                   7.)               If               you               choose               to               gamble,               the               most               important               tip               I               can               give               you               is               contradictory.

    Whether               or               not               you               are               playing               for               pocket               change,               or               a               cash               value               buy-in…               play               as               though               you               are               playing               for               a               big               pot.

    Play               as               though               you               invested               $50+               in               this               game,               and               you               refuse               to               leave               with               less               than               double               what               you               paid.
                   At               the               same               time,               play               as               though               it               is               just               a               game.

    Some               days               you               will               lose,               some               days               you               will               win.

    No               matter               how               skillful               a               player               you               are,               a               large               percentage               of               the               game               is               luck.

    Nobody               should               gamble               money               if               they               can't               afford               or               handle               the               loss.
                   In               summary,               knowing               how               to               play               poker               does               not…               and               I               mean               it               does               not               make               you               a               poker               player.

    There               is               a               common               sense               so               many               players               lack,               and               although               it               benefits               my               pocket               I               almost               pity               those               who               make               the               same               stupid               mistakes.

    If               you               still               find               it               wise               to               raise               all               in               after               the               river               with               a               hand               no               better               than               2               pair,               despite               there               being               4               suited               cards               on               the               board…               well               I               have               an               open               seat               for               you               at               my               table               this               Friday…               buy               ins               are               $50.









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