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Keith Londrie

Keith Londrie II is a well known author. For more information on Poker, please visit Texas Holdem Poker for a wealth of information. You may also want to visit keith's own web site at http://keithlondrie.com/
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» How To Spot Poker Tells
By Keith Londrie | Published 06/21/2006 | Poker Psychology , Beginner's Poker | Unrated
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.
» Going All-in
By Keith Londrie | Published 06/21/2006 | No Limit Cash Games - Hold'em , High Stakes Poker | Unrated
Though poker is known as a game of chance, there is a great deal of skill involved in playing a good game. The more you know, the more you develop your skill, and the more you practice, the more successful you'll be at winning. It is important to know and understand what to do in different situations. For example, knowing when to raise, fold, and check are important, as well as bluffing and spotting the poker tells of your opponents.
» Discerning Hand Strengths
By Keith Londrie | Published 06/21/2006 | Beginner's Poker | Unrated
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.
» Big Blind And Little Blind
By Keith Londrie | Published 06/21/2006 | Beginner's Poker | Unrated
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.
» Five Tips For Improving Your Low-Limit Game
By Keith Londrie | Published 06/21/2006 | Beginner's Poker , Limit Hold'em | Unrated
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.
» General Tips To Improve Your Game
By Keith Londrie | Published 06/21/2006 | Poker Psychology | Unrated
Even though the game is based on luck, there are tips you can use to help improve your hand and know how to play even the bad ones. Remember, it is a game of chance, so even if you have a bad hand, there is still a chance you could win should you implement a technique such as bluffing, or use a different strategy.
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