Polarizing your range just basically means confusing the hell out of your online poker opponents. All it means is that the way you bet your hand will either make it look really strong, or really weak. “The Nuts or Napkins” they say. Now, why would this be useful?
Well, if you [...]
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Polarizing Your Range
Friday, October 9th, 2009Posted in Cheats + Games, The Funny Farm, Web Of Gambling | Comments Off
Peeking at Pockets
Friday, August 7th, 2009Texas Hold ‘Em poker games always feature two down-facing “pocket” cards. While you are sitting at a live casino online table, you’ll notice that some players rush to look at their cards, often as soon as each is dealt. Some players, however, don’t look at their cards at all until it [...]
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Settling up Sides
Monday, February 2nd, 2009When a online poker game has several players with varying amounts of chips, more than one side pot can develop. For instance, a player may bet out 1,000 chips, and is called by a player with 700 chips, who is now all-in. Another player calls and matches the 1,000 bet, and is now also [...]
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Poker Term: Rakeback
Tuesday, November 25th, 2008Online, many poker sites let you sign up via a third party to enter a rakeback program. Rake is the amount the site takes out of each game you play. In poker tournaments you will often see something like $10+$1. The tournament costs you $11, but only $10 is entered into [...]
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The Online Poker Environment
Monday, September 15th, 2008
Internet poker is a different animal from the game we grew up playing around the table with family and friends. There is decreased sensory input, while at the same time, a faster paced game unfolds in front of you.
You can use the lack of sensory information needed to [...]
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