http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com en-us http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com N/A editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com Sun, 07 Sep 2008 23:48:52 -0600 20 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/133/1/Poker-Sit-and-Go-Report-The-First-or-Third-Strategy/Poker-Sit-and-Go-Report-The-First-or-Third-Strategy.html If you place in the money (ITM) in sit and go tournaments it means that you have risen above the average and defeated six or seven other opponents to get to the final three. An above average performance means that you reach the money more than 30% of the time. This is a result of simple math. Ten players at a table, only three make the money. Therefore, if you can place more than 30% of the time, you are above average. support@pokercalculatorreport.com (Marty Smith) Thu, 18 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/132/1/3-Ways-to-Lose-Your-Shirt-at-Poker/3-Ways-to-Lose-Your-Shirt-at-Poker.html There are more than enough ways to lose at poker, but here are the three MAIN reasons. Increase your winnings by learning these simple techniques. jswarner_74@yahoo.com (Jay Warner) Sun, 10 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/130/1//Online-Texas-Holdem-Poker-for-Beginners.html There comes a time in everyones Texas Holdem Poker life that they consider playing poker online. The beginner Texas Holdem Poker player goes from reading about strategy, reading about online poker rooms until finally they make the ultimate decision to play Texas Holdem Poker online. Some beginners do quite nicely right from the start while others fail miserably and quit playing online altogether. So what separates the winning Texas Holdem Poker players from the losers? Well, just read on and find out crzylikafx@optonline.net (Michael Vall) Sat, 10 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0700 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/129/1//A-Quick-and-Easy-Texas-Holdem-Poker-Lesson-for-Beginners.html The great thing about Texas Holdem Poker is that it is easy to learn. Even a beginner can quickly develop into a winning player. By following a sound strategy and playing the best starting hands a Texas Holdem Poker newbie can dramatically shorten the learning curve. So what are the best hands that a beginner should play? crzylikafx@optonline.net (Michael Vall) Sat, 24 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0700 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/118/1/Poker-Calculator-Report-Becoming-too-reliant-on-software/Poker-Calculator-Report-Becoming-too-reliant-on-software.html I have had the pleasure and challenge of reviewing nearly all of the poker calculators available on the market today, and I can firmly inform you now, that the calculations served up in any one of them should rank quite low in your decision making process. support@pokercalculatorreport.com (Marty Smith) Tue, 05 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0700 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/113/1/Full-Tilt-Poker-Report-Sit-and-Go-Strategy/Full-Tilt-Poker-Report-Sit-and-Go-Strategy.html Now, if you know your players well, and have taken notes in this game or others, you may have opportunity to make position moves. When you are late in position, that's the time to re-raise players who may be over aggressive, maniacal, gun shy, or min-raising chumps who like to see flops. Watch for these rare spots to chip up, otherwise, stay out of the fray. support@pokercalculatorreport.com (Marty Smith) Mon, 27 Nov 2006 00:00:00 -0700 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/107/1/Master-Shorthanded-Texas-Hold-em-Poker-Games-and-Master-Tournaments/Master-Shorthanded-Texas-Hold-em-Poker-Games-and-Master-Tournaments.html Your progression from superior Texas Hold em Poker player to eventual tournament champion begins with mastering shorthanded games. Shorthanded games typically involve five or six players and are very common in online poker rooms. When you are playing in a shorthanded game the action can come to you fast and furious. Youll be playing in more hands more quickly than in your typical ring games. crzylikafx@optonline.net (Michael Vall) Fri, 22 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/105/1/The-Nuances-of-Becoming-a-Winning-Limit-Hold-em-Player/The-Nuances-of-Becoming-a-Winning-Limit-Hold-em-Player.html While we all dream of becoming a master Texas Hold em Poker player, the stark reality is that most players never progress to become an effective and consistent player. Those that do develop into consistent winners typically do so because they are able to understand and grasp the nuances of Texas Hold em Poker. crzylikafx@optonline.net (Michael Vall) Fri, 22 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/104/1/Poker-Strategy-Article-Managing-Your-Online-Poker-Bankroll/Poker-Strategy-Article-Managing-Your-Online-Poker-Bankroll.html By the incontestable laws of probabilities and mathematics, this is undeniable. It doesnt matter if you are playing with a hundred bucks or a million, the result is always the same. It has been widely reported that a certain multiple WPT champion has repeatedly played over his bankroll and blown his WPT winnings. It happens on any level, as the principle is the same. support@pokercalculatorreport.com (Marty Smith) Thu, 21 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/97/1/A-Quick-and-Easy-Lesson-in-Calculating-Outs-and-Pot-Odds-in-Poker/-A-Quick-and-Easy-Lesson-in-Calculating-Outs-and-Pot-Odds.html Calculating outs (the number of cards that could improve your hand) and pot odds (ratio of the money in the pot versus the amount required to make your next call) is often used as a basis for a Texas Holdem Poker player on whether to draw and try to make their hand. crzylikafx@optonline.net (Michael Vall) Sat, 05 Aug 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/96/1/How-Would-You-Like-A-Professional-Poker-Player-In-Your-Pocket/How-Would-You-Like-A-Professional-Poker-Player-In-Your-Pocket.html What if, every time you sat down to play online poker, Doyle Brunson sat down next to you? Would you win more often, be more profitable, and have more fun with a professional poker player sharing their deep expertise with you while you play? Of course you would! support@freepokerebook.co.uk (Andy Machin) Sat, 05 Aug 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/93/1/Poker-Strategy-Article-Why-Its-Good-To-Be-Unlucky-at-Party-Poker/Poker-Strategy-Article-Why-Its-Good-To-Be-Unlucky-at-Party-Poker.html As with many other players on Party Poker, I do feel that a lot of foolish plays and draws payoff frequently to those care-free players who either just dont know any better, or are dead bent on losing money. Luck has a way of keeping these players around with just enough hope that they can run through a whole tournament and win a big prize without the application of common poker sense. support@pokercalculatorreport.com (Lyla Duke) Sun, 30 Jul 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/75/1/Do-You-Know-How-to-Play-Poker/Do-You-Know-How-to-Play-Poker.html For many to play poker is to take a long time training in order to perfect the game and its rules. This is in fact true in all cases especially to those who are just beginning to enter into the world of poker and even to the veterans of the poker game. So for those who wanted to learn the principle behind this latest gambling fad, this article is for you. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (david mclauchlan) Sun, 25 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/74/1/The-Texas-Holdem-Poker-Rule/The-Texas-Holdem-Poker-Rule.html Have you seen Texas Holdem Poker? If not yet, then you better try to watch Texas Holdem Poker on the ESPN and the Travel Channel. But if you have some interested in joining such game, then you better read this article about the Texas Holdem Poker rules for your advantage. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (david mclauchlan) Sun, 25 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/66/1/What-Are-the-Odds---Big-Slick-Suited/What-Are-the-Odds---Big-Slick-Suited.html Against any pair, even a lowly pair of twos, Big Slick at best a coin flip. Sometimes it is a slight underdog because if you do not create a hand with the board cards, Ace high will lose to a pair. Against hands like AQ or KQ where you have the higher of the cards in the opposing hand covered, AKs is roughly a 7 to 3 favorite. Thats about as good as it gets pre-flop with this hand. Its as good as taking AKs up against 72 offsuit. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (R Mongoose) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/65/1/Reading-Poker-Shorthand/Reading-Poker-Shorthand.html The ranks of the cards are given, followed by a letter indicating their suit. So the King of Clubs is written, Kc. The two of Hearts is written as 2h. Tens are written as the letter T. You may see a flop described as Ac 4d Th. The Ace of Clubs, Four of Diamonds, and Ten of Hearts. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (R Mongoose) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/64/1/Home-Poker-Tournaments---Chip-Races/Home-Poker-Tournaments---Chip-Races.html The first way to deal with this situation is to ignore it. It won't go away, but those leftover 10 chips will only be put into play when a player is going all-in. At that time you can sort out any situations as they occur. Eventually one player will gather enough of the small chips to cash them in. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (R Mongoose) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/61/1/Freeroll-Poker-Tournaments---The-Greatest-Deal-Of-All/Freeroll-Poker-Tournaments---The-Greatest-Deal-Of-All.html Freeroll poker tournaments are daily events that happen on a lot of the best online poker websites. Freerolls are much loved by the poker playing community as they offer the poker players the chance to win some real money without losing any. The entry to these freerolls is as the name suggests free and prize money can range from a few dollars for a placing to hundreds of dollars for winning the big freeroll Texas Holdem poker tournaments. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/60/1/Be-Careful-or-Your-Poker-Nuts-Will-Get-Crushed/Be-Careful-or-Your-Poker-Nuts-Will-Get-Crushed.html If you have the nuts, you can't be beaten...at that point in the hand. This is the crucial factor that a lot of inexperienced players fail to take account of, the nuts can move from one player to another and your hand which was the nuts earlier on can end up being crushed! The following example should demonstrate the fickle nature of the cards in Texas Holdem poker and how your nuts can quickly turn to pulp! editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/59/1/Three-Ways-to-Play-Free-Online-Poker/Three-Ways-to-Play-Free-Online-Poker.html Getting to play poker online for free is the holy grail for a lot of poker players. You get to play your favourite poker games and it doesnt cost you anything. What could be better! There are three distinct ways that you can play poker free online; play money poker, poker freerolls and bonuses. Here are a few pointers on each of the ways to play free. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/57/1/Theres-More-to-Poker-than-Texas-Holdem/Theres-More-to-Poker-than-Texas-Holdem.html Texas Holdem By far the most popular poker game in the world today, probably because it is very simple to learn but extremely difficult to master. Two cards are dealt to each player, then three face up on the table (the flop), another face up on the table (the turn), then a final card face up on the table known as the river. Players use their own two (hole) cards and any three from the table to make the best five card hand. There is a round of betting before the flop then before the turn and river, and finally after the river card is dealt. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/54/1/How-to-Succeed-in-the-Poker-Freerolls-Part-2/How-to-Succeed-in-the-Poker-Freerolls-Part-2.html How to Succeed in the Poker Freerolls Part 1 looked mostly at what cards to play and when to play them, in Part 2 we take a look at other factors that you need to be aware of in order to succeed in the freerolls. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/53/1/How-to-Succeed-in-the-Poker-Freerolls-Part-1/100-Best-Poker-Freerolls-and-How-to-Make-Money-From-Them---Part-1.html Just in case youve never played one, a freeroll is a poker tournament with free entry that pays out prizes in real cash to the winning players. They are not to be confused with play money tournaments that you can also play for free but do not pay out cash prizes. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/52/1/8-Online-Poker-Danger-Signals/8-Online-Poker-Danger-Signals.html Don't be fooled by people checking. Usually it's because they don't have a decent hand and want to take a look at the next card for free in the hope that they make a hand, however it can also be a "slow-play". This is where the player is trying to hide the fact that he's got a good hand in the hope of getting somebody else to start the betting so beware. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/51/1/10-Tips-for-a-Successful-Poker-All-in-Strategy/10-Tips-for-a-Successful-Poker-All-in-Strategy.html This is what makes all-in such a powerful strategy in Texas Holdem poker, but also what makes it such a dangerous one. Go all-in and you can be finished on one turn of a card. Some poker players however miss the point a bit with their all in bets and lose out on opportunities to take advantage of a strategically placed bet. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/50/1/How-to-Win-at-Online-Poker-Tournaments/How-to-Win-at-Online-Poker-Tournaments.html If you want to win online at Texas Holdem or any other poker game for that matter, you need to be patient almost to the point of becoming bored. The players who win money at these tourneys are the ones who are prepared to sit it out and wait for the good hands, whilst letting the rest battle it out amongst themselves and knock each other out of the game. To be successful in the internet poker world, you should follow this simple strategy: editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/48/1/How-to-Start-Your-Own-Home-Poker-Game/How-to-Start-Your-Own-Home-Poker-Game.html Almost as important as having friends however is to make sure that what you are doing is legal. In some parts of the world gambling is illegal, even if you are doing it in the privacy of your own home so check it out before you start. You'll need to decide what game you are playing and for this I would look no further that Texas Holdem as it is the easiest game to learn and of course most people know how to play it as it has become the standard game for TV poker. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/47/1/How-to-Reach-the-Money-Stages-of-the-Poker-Room-Lucky-Dollar/How-to-Reach-the-Money-Stages-of-the-Poker-Room-Lucky-Dollar.html The Lucky Dollar is a multi-table poker tournament run by Poker Room. It takes place at 4:00pm EST every day except Saturday, when it is at 3:00pm. Saturday is the big one with 2500 added to the prize money giving a total prize fund of 4500 if all of the 200 places are filled - which they usually are. To win money at the Lucky Dollar, there is one playing style that you need to adopt. Throw out all your preconceived ideas, forget everything you've learned up till now and play TIGHT-AGGRESSIVE poker. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/46/1/5-Reasons-Why-Online-Poker-Is-Better-than-quotReal-Lifequot-Poker/5-Reasons-Why-Online-Poker-Is-Better-than-quotReal-Lifequot-Poker.html You don't need to do any organizing. If you are having a poker game round at your house, there is a lot of organizing to be done. You can play any time you choose. When you are trying to organize a real life poker game, one of the biggest obstacles is getting all of your friends available at the same time. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/42/1/The-History-of-Poker/The-Origins-of-Poker.html The origins of the game are shrouded in mystery, no one seems to know when or where it was first played. There are of course many theories, the most popular of which are that it was invented by the Chinese around a thousand years ago or originated in Persia as a descendant of the game As Nas. Nobody seems to know for sure and unless theres a major archaeological find with players frozen solid in the act of playing, the answer is destined to remain a mystery forever. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/41/1/The-Origins-of-Poker/The-Origins-of-Poker.html The origins of the game are shrouded in mystery, no one seems to know when or where it was first played. There are of course many theories, the most popular of which are that it was invented by the Chinese around a thousand years ago or originated in Persia as a descendant of the game As Nas. Nobody seems to know for sure and unless theres a major archaeological find with players frozen solid in the act of playing, the answer is destined to remain a mystery forever. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/40/1/When-You-Need-To-Stop-Playing-The-Poker-Freerolls/When-You-Need-To-Stop-Playing-The-Poker-Freerolls.html The next step up in your poker ladder is to move on to the paid entry tournaments, even if you are only paying a dollar or two to enter. Heres the difference between them in a nutshell. Poker freerolls typically have a total prize fund of anything from 50 to 500, this is money put up by the poker website itself so that you go there and play, brand recognition in other words. There are up to 2400 people playing in every freeroll tournament so the money per player is very small, typically 0.20 or less. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/39/1/Dont-Slow-Play-Your-Way-Out-Of-Big-Pots/Dont-Slow-Play-Your-Way-Out-Of-Big-Pots.html It is a classic poker manouever and one which has won a lot of money for poker players down through the ages, but it has lost it's effectiveness. The simple reason for this is that everybody is now slow playing their big hands so it is almost expected. So how do you use this situation to your advantage? editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/37/1/Chasing-A-Flush-Online/Chasing-A-Flush-Online.html Chasing anything in Texas Holdem poker is the practice of betting to stay in a hand in the hope that you will make a better hand, even although you might have absolutely nothing at the time. So chasing a flush means betting that you will get the card or card that you need to complete your flush hand on the turn or river. You can't chase a flush before the flop because at that time you only have two cards so the flush isn't on. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/36/1/How-to-Choose-the-Right-Poker-Table-for-Your-Home-Game/How-to-Choose-the-Right-Poker-Table-for-Your-Home-Game.html All tables are generally around 84" x 42" (7ft x 3 1/2ft or 2100mm x 1050mm) and come with place settings for either eight or ten players. The playing surface is generally made of MDF with high density foam, covered with either vinyl, rubber or faux gaming suede. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/35/1/Poker-Strategy---Avoiding-the-Tilt/Poker-Strategy---Avoiding-the-Tilt.html The main reason, in fact the reason in the overwhelming amount of times a poker player goes on tilt, is that he has just suffered a bad loss when he had expected to win the hand, in other words a "bad beat". This causes a massive surge in emotion in the poker player which cannot be controlled by the average person. Emotions are far more powerful than our powers of reasoning and logic, they will always win the battle of thought processes. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Ian McIntosh) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/33/1/Poker-Slow-Playing---Master-It-For-Huge-Gains/Poker-Slow-Playing---Master-It-For-Huge-Gains.html Playing poker is a game of psychology and its a dog eat dog scenario as you battle against your opponents. Unlike any other casino game poker is a game where the best hand does not always win. How you play your hands and the way other players perceive how you play them is therefore vital to your poker plating success. Slow playing in poker is a very effective strategy if used correctly. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Sacha Tarkovsky) Thu, 22 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/31/1/Poker-Playing-Errors--5-Common-Ones-Which-Will-See-You-Lose/Poker-Playing-Errors--5-Common-Ones-Which-Will-See-You-Lose.html They believe winning at online poker is easy and these errors are caused by the fact they are trying to hard to win and the poker playing errors they make guarantee they lose. These poker playing errors are very common so make sure your not making them! Here are the five common poker mistakes to avoid: editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Sacha Tarkovsky) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/30/1/Texas-Holdem-Tournament-Strategy---Poker-Tournament-Fundamentals/Part-1-of-3.html In this article, well examine the techniques that were used more closely to best these players, along with stitching a Texas Holdem tournament poker strategy together with some good poker tournament fundamentals. Lets begin with some foundational elements of any winning tournament poker strategy clearly understanding our priorities. In poker tournaments, each player's primary objectives are: editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Rick Braddy) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/28/1/Texas-Holdem-Tournament-Strategy---Poker-Tournament-Betting-Basics/Part-1-of-3.html No limit Texas Holdem is the game of choice these days - and for good reason. The fact that anyone can decide to push a large raise or all of their chips into the pot by going "all-in" at any moment, adds an exciting dimension to the game. Unlike limit Texas Holdem, where each round of betting takes place in prescribed, fixed increments, no limit Texas Holdem is as varied as the players at the table, since everyone chooses their own betting style and approach. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Rick Braddy) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/22/1/How-To-Spot-Poker-Tells/How-To-Spot-Poker-Tells.html habits is also very important to your game. Often times, players have certain expressions and gestures they use, usually without noticing them, that occur when certain things happen. For instance, someone who is bluffing may bring their hand to their face every time they do this. After a while, people learn to recognize this gesture and know it signifies the player is bluffing. These types of expressions and gestures are known as poker tells. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Keith Londrie) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/20/1/Discerning-Hand-Strengths.html The game of poker has several different variants that can be played. Understanding what hand you have and just how to play that hand is crucial to your winning the game. Though poker is predominantly a game of chance, and you are only as lucky as the hand you play, how you play that hand can make all the difference. For example, if you have a bad hand, but are able to bluff successfully, you were able to turn your projected bad luck into better luck. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Keith Londrie) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/19/1/Big-Blind-And-Little-Blind/Big-Blind-And-Little-Blind.html The big blind and small blind are the automatic bets that must be made in any single hand of a poker game. The higher the stakes you are playing, the higher the blinds. When you are on either one of the blinds, you aren't in a positional advantage. Remember, acting last gives you positional advantage because it means you get to see what your opponents do before you act. This is why where you sit at the table during a poker game is very important to your game. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Keith Londrie) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.pokerstrategyarticles.com/articles/18/1/Five-Tips-For-Improving-Your-Low-Limit-Game/Five-Tips-For-Improving-Your-Low-Limit-Game.html In Low-Limit poker the strategy is much different from that of the higher stakes games seen on television or played in the casinos because the game is played differently, you must incorporate a different strategy when playing. First, find a way to pay close attention. Stay alert at all times so that you are fully aware of what your opponents are doing, as well as yourself. editor@pokerstrategyarticles.com (Keith Londrie) Wed, 21 Jun 2006 00:00:00 -0600