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With the recent launch of Rush Poker on Full Tilt Poker, players are discovering that they can play hundreds of more hands per hour than in the traditional cash games. Even though, this is a big difference between Rush poker and standard games, there are also other differences that distinguish it from other the regular game.

February 15, 2010 | Comments (1)

To understand what exactly rakeback is, I’ll need to firstly explain how poker rooms make their revenue and money in online poker. Every time you play a game of poker, whether it’s a cash game or tournament, the poker room will take a small percentage of the buy-in fee. In cash games, a poker room take 5% from the value of each pot. This is more commonly known as the “rake”, and most players don’t even notice it happening. The truth is, the amount poker rooms take from rake builds up to a staggering amount in the long run. The biggest online poker site, PokerStars, earns around $500 million in profit from the tables (not revenue, profit!).

February 15, 2010 | Comments

If you have ever sat down at a poker table, one fact must have been abundantly clear - everyone at the table is trying to abscond with your money, and to do so they are trying to trick you. Poker is, as many would attest, a game of skill. In order to be a top earner, or even sufficient, you will have to adapt to the psychology behind the game of poker. Simply knowing which hands win, which hands lose, and how the game flows is simply not enough. You will need to know when and how to psych out your opponents - as well as avoiding them doing the same to you.

January 4, 2010 | Comments (2)

Playing a winning hand in poker requires a lot of discipline and grace. There is no room for mistakes. A single oversight can kill. It’s not about math or reading your opponents. The most important skill for a winning player is self-control.

October 8, 2009 | Comments (2)

Making money playing poker, specifically No-Limit Texas Hold’em, usually comes down to a combination of skill with a small dose of luck thrown in. In fact, many consistent winners will tell you that the key to their success is playing aggressively using raises. However, not every situation or hand requires a raise and what separates the good poker players from the weak players or fish is knowing the difference.

September 30, 2009 | Comments

Poker tournament strategy is a complex affair and different players will offer different advice. There are a few things, however, which will remain consistent between the advice of any given player, no matter how skilled or unskilled they may be. You begin understanding the strategy related to poker tournament play by understanding how these tournaments are set up. Each player will buy into the tournament by paying for a certain amount of chips plus the fee demanded by the casino or the online establishment hosting the tournament. The fee is usually a percentage of the chips. For example, a $500 buy-in tournament may actually cost $520 once the cost of the casino or online service’s site is added.

September 22, 2009 | Comments

No limit poker, more specifically no limit Texas Holdem, is the most popular poker game in the world today. Millions of people play it every day for fun and for real money at both live games and at online poker sites.

August 6, 2009 | Comments

Have you ever wished that you were one of the poker players seen on television winning a large jackpot? If this is the case, then you should stop day dreaming and start honing your poker skills. This could be achieved by playing poker on a regular basis. So invite a few friends over for a friendly game of poker at least once a month. This would both enhance your poker skills as well as give you a chance to unwind with good friends after a stressful work month.

August 6, 2009 | Comments

The question as to whether one really needs the increasingly popular poker software is one that has been coming up often on various poker forums in recent times, with opinion among the various participants divided right in the middle - and with proponents and the critics of such poker strategy software offering equally cogent arguments for their positions.

July 28, 2009 | Comments (3)

Poker is one of most popular past-times in many parts of the world, and to help participants learn the basic of the game (for beginners) or to help the participants ‘up’ their game (for those who are through with the basics), various poker books have been written. And the outreach of these books has been quite successful, with many people who are getting into poker nowadays confessing that they were introduced to poker through books.

July 28, 2009 | Comments

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