| To consistently win at poker you must not make | | | | poker. This will give you an advantage and make |
| many mistakes, and exploit your opponents | | | | profitable decisions. Read about Odds and |
| mistakes and weaknesses. I know that No Limit | | | | Probabilities and look at the Odds Chart |
| Hold'em is the most popular form of poker, but if | | | | - Learn about table position - Learn about early, |
| you want to play cash games (ring games) online | | | | middle, and late positions at the poker table. You |
| I would suggest playing limit hold'em. Many people | | | | should play very few hands from early position |
| make mistakes at limit poker and it can be really | | | | and more hands from late position because you |
| profitable for you to take advantage of those | | | | are more apt to bet last in late position |
| mistakes. This isn't to say that you are going to | | | | - Don't play a lot of hands - You should roughly be |
| win money every session or even go on an | | | | playing 20%-25% of your hands depending on the |
| extended losing streak but you should be a long | | | | type of table you are playing. Check out the |
| term winner. Limit poker will also limit your | | | | starting hands guide |
| downside if your opponent hits a weak draw to | | | | - Find a loose table with weak players - Find a |
| beat you. In No Limit games you can get all your | | | | table with a high percentage of players seeing the |
| money in on a hand you have a high percentage | | | | flop and staying in hands on draws |
| of winning, but there are times that your | | | | - Find calling stations - Find people who will keep |
| opponent will hit a miracle card and really damage | | | | calling all the way to the river to a showdown. |
| your bankroll. | | | | These are players that make many mistakes |
| Here is a list of rules to play poker profitably | | | | - Stop playing if the table dynamics change - It's |
| - Learn the math behind poker - Learn about | | | | easy to change tables or stop playing online. |
| odds and probabilities and how to use them in | | | | |