http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/-t1.htm The world's most popular form of poker Thu, 02 Apr 2009 08:09:26 GMT 10 http://illiweb.com/fa/empty.gif http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/-t1.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/where-to-start-for-money-t191.htm goopxx Hold'em is a tricky game, and it's really difficult to gauge whether you're playing well, or not, simply because it has that "any crap hand can win" luck factor. On the subject of bonuses, there are differences between say, Pacific Poker Bones, which tend to encourage you to play at higher limits (bonuses are usually worked out on the amount you stake) and the Inter/Will Hill/Empire/Party which are paid on either the number of hours you play, or the number of hands completed. Clearly, ... Texas Hold'em Thu, 02 Apr 2009 08:09:26 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/where-to-start-for-money-t191.htm#958 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/where-to-start-for-money-t191.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/5-rookie-mistakes-good-reading-for-all-t82.htm rlg476 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Top 5 Rookie Mistakes Playing to many hands – you’ve got to be selective when playing poker. The old saying may go “you can’t win if you don’t play,” but it’s also true that you can’t lose what you don’t put in the pot. Playing mediocre hands that lose most of the time when up against premium hands will destroy your chip stack. By playing too many hands, you’re tipping the odds in your ... 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Texas Hold'em Sat, 20 Dec 2008 00:20:38 GMT http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/where-do-i-find-the-passwords-t117.htm#572 http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/where-do-i-find-the-passwords-t117.htm http://cardsinner.darkbb.com/texas-hold-em-f20/holdem-strategy-t60.htm penn_st_fan Here is a nice article i found on part time poker.com. it goes into a lot of detail on strategy. You hear a lot about gear switching in poker, but it’s a term that’s often tossed around unexplained. Basically, the concept is that you develop several ways of playing a given game, each way a complete entity unto itself, and that you switch between these games as the situation you’re in warrants. It’s different than just adapting to a situation with a specific strategy - it’s more ... 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