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Basic poker strategy

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Although different versions of Poker will have a certain specific strategy that applies solely to that game, certain basic themes and ideas are universal to them all.

A good understanding of the basic tips that follow will be useful no matter what variation is being played.

1. Be selective
When faced with a large number of players in a single game, there is good chance that at least one of them will hold an exceptional hand. If you decide to play every one of these hands do not expect to be a winner in the long run.

2. Play aggressively
Poker is not a game for the passive and indecisive and if you intend to play, play to win. If you consistently fail to bet, an opponent who may otherwise have thrown down their hand if you had have betted, may win with a lesser hand than that which you may have had. If you only bet when you receive a good hand, your opponents will recognise this and know not to bet against you.

3. Bluff (sometimes)
An expansion of the previous point, if you never bluff, your opponents will quickly realise your method of play i.e., that you are not prepared to bet unless you have a good hand.

4. Vary your strategy according to your opponents
The people you play against can make a critical difference in determining whether you emerge a winner. For instance, if you play against someone who you know to be a consistent bluffer, you should be prepared to call with relatively weak hands. Conversely, if you play against someone who bets only on a strong hand, you should be more inclined to throw down your cards.

 
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