Poker Strategies

Poker Strategies That Will Help Your Game

Poker is one of the most played games at online casinos. The reasons are not far-fetched. They are very fun to play and one of the easiest games to win. Yet, you can fail woefully at them if you are not armed with the right strategies. Let us take you through tips that could help you win eight times out of ten.

Play few hands and do so aggressively

Trying to play too many hands can put you in some trouble save if you have some luck on your side. Developing and implementing a solid poker strategy is one of the best ways of improving your bottom line. As earlier highlighted, it is one thing to develop such a strategy, and it is another to have the discipline to follow it through and through.

One of the best strategies to implement is playing a tight range of playable hands and doing so aggressively. By doing so, you can effectively disguise the strength of your actual hand. When you eventually raise, your opponent finds it difficult to predict your moves. This inadvertently makes you a tough player to play against.

Do not be too quick at limping.

For the first player to enter a pot, limping isn’t a recommended option. The following are some of the reasons why it isn’t.

  • Unlike if you raised, you could not win the pot before the flop
  • You bless players behind you with very attractive odds. This limits your chances of coming out tops and winning the pot.
  • There is only one exception where limping is allowed – when at least a player has already limped. This potentially great play is referred to as over-limping.

Fold when unsure

This is one of the greatest differences between a bad player and a successful one. A good player should be able to lay down a good hand when they think they have been outplayed. This might ring off as the simplest of things, but it is a tip very difficult to observe in practice. This is because our brains are wired to act differently. Naturally, we are curious and always looking to win at the slightest chance.

 

Written by: Roland Arum