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Tuesday, 2 July 2013

Poker for the Uninformed Addict

Posted on 18:31 by Unknown

The poker bug strikes when you least expect it, usually catching its victims as they watch a vigorous game of Hold'em on ESPN, or after having the opportunity to sit in briefly for their uncle at a family BBQ. It is at that moment that you realize, Wow, Ive got to get me a piece of this. And of course by this you are referring to the pile of nickels, dimes and quarters thats accumulated in the center of the table, in addition to the adrenaline rush associated with betting on a gut-shot straight draw; and while you may not know that because its only your first time, you know youre doing something cool.

So the next logical step is finding a way to feed the addiction, only problem is youre new to the game and unfamiliar where the big boys play. This is when online Poker Software becomes incredibly useful. Even if youre new to the game and hardly understand the concepts of checking, blinds and hand variations, you can play Poker Software.

First Time on the Table

Lets assume youve picked your favorite poker site, have downloaded the program, and have created an account and have still only played once in your life. No worries, this is a learning process. We suggest you pick your favorite game (for this purpose well say Holdem) and choose the option for Play Money. We suggest Play Money because 1) its free and therefore less likely to break you the first time on the table, and 2)it gives you the freedom to truly experiment with poker. While we dont suggest going all in on your first hand, you can try buying a pot or betting on a draw. And if you lose and get busted, no problem, just get more fake chips and go at it again.

We also recommend that you visit the Website of the Poker Software you chose and see if they have some sort of a poker education system. Some will have nothing more than a listing of articles while others will have full on poker academies. Most of these tools will help you more as you learn more. Knowing when to fold and A-K hand will have more relevance once youve been in the situation where it would have saved you money to do so.

After the Poker Bug has Taken Over

At this point you are a lost cause. Youve doubled your play money chip stack about a hundred times and feel youve got a better understanding of the game. It is at this time youll want to pull out the credit card, deposit $20 or so into your account, and hit the micro-stakes tables. Micro-stakes are penny tables and no real threat to your bank account. This will give you the idea of playing with real money, but youll learn quickly, the game doesnt really change. Once you feel a little more comfortable, move your way up to the low-stakes tables, then the medium-stakes tables, and before you know it, youll be playing with Phil Ivey and Chris Ferguson.

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