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If you obey them you’ll immediately win! 1) Always play any hand and at least take a look at the flop especially if you are UTG. 2) If you receive big hole cards (AA, KK, QQ, AKs, etc) be cautious. If you flop a monster hand check the board and see if anyone else could have the nuts or draw the nuts. If there is a chance of someone getting a better hand it will probably happen. 3) Always chase flushes and straights. you will be surprised how many you will hit on the river. 4) If you flop a straight or a flush, fold immediately. If you flop a straight someone will get a flush and if you flop a flush someone will get a full house. 5) If your stack is getting a little short, just push all in. Chances are you will win regardless of what you have. You do have to keep in mind that someone with a smaller or equal stack may call you though. Good luck!!! On the subject of bonuses, there are differences between say, Pacific Poker Bones, which tend to encourage you to play at higher limits (bonuses are usually worked out on the amount you stake) and the Inter/Will Hill/Empire/Party which are paid on either the number of hours you play, or the number of hands completed. Clearly, as a novice, you need the latter. There's also a subtle, currency related difference in bonuses. If you play at William Hill's GB£ site, you get £5 an hour, but at the us$ site it's $5 an hour. This is a significant difference with the £ approaching $1.90 It's might be worth noting that the wager logic sites often email you re additional bonus on certain days of the month, like say, an extra $10 for pocket queens. They also give bad beat bones and royal flush hand-outs. It's unlikely that you'll ever get a royal, (I did once, but Murphy's law had me at another site that didn't pay the damn bonus.) Anyway, the best thing to do, is be patient, and wait until they're paying these special, date specific bonuses, and only play whilst you're getting your £5 per hour, and only play at the $1/$2 tables. This technique should ensure that you don't loose too much at hold'em, and you might win a bit, even if you're a novice. BTW, I don't follow my own advice. But it would be the most logical thing to do. -------------------- "I have enough money to last me the rest of my life unless I buy something." -Jackie Mason How much you can make of course depends on the "quality" of the competition, and how you win pots -- win several pots beating one opponent in a tight game, win one pot in a loose game against many opponents. In lower limit Los Angeles games you might only be dealt 20 hands an hour, with everybody playing ever hand. If you are playing right, you won't play very many (meaning you wouldn't win very many too) but when you win you win huge pots. In higher limit online games, it's not uncommon to face one opponent, where what you both basically do is split up the blinds. These different roads might even lead to the same profit an hour. Personally I never think about money wagered as long as I stay within my bankroll. Then you just decide which game is most profitable to you, or has other reasons to play (most player's brains and stomachs would be better off making $40.05 an hour in a passive game than $40.06 an hour in a wild game). www.sunrise-poker.com: They refuse to let players cash out. www.lonestarpoker.com: Refuse to let players cash out. www.propoker.com: A rigged game, programmed to deal you a losing hand every time. www.cccpoker.com: Affiliated with the land-based Concord Card Club in Austria (an excellent card room by all accounts), the online card room has zero player traffic, cs emails frequently contain viruses, & while cash outs do arrive they are a significant hassle www.rakefree.com: Not yet online, rake free is owned by the former CEO of pokerspot.com, a poker site that went bankrupt under very dubious circumstances a few years back. When poker spot went under, players lost all of the money in their accounts. www.worldpokercentral.com: I've seen 2 posts on B2G about these guys, and they've only been operative a few days. There is strong evidence that they are affiliated with Pro Poker (they share the same IP address among other things). Their "too good to be true" looking bonus and prop programs are also red flags. These are all the bad sites I know of. If you want to play poker online, stay away from these ones and stick to the ones with solid reputations. If you're getting short stacked and need to double up, a small pair is often the time to take your chances. If you can get heads up with your small pair then your only fear is a bigger pair, against everything else you're either a small fav or a big fav. You're dream opponent will be a big stack trying to take you out and calling with something like A5s, if you've got 66 in your hand you'll be a 2-1 fav You're actual point at the start of this thread about AK vs TT and the position of play when your on a full table is a lot more complicated. Is it a tourney or cash game? Is it limit, pot or NL holdem? If it's a tourney then what stage are you at, what's the blinds and what's the stack sizes of the players? Are your opponents tight, aggressive, lose etc? Even with a lot more info about the hand you'll often still get the answer 'it depends' and that's what makes poker such a great game. Basically, in a long handed game, say 7 or more players, you really don't need to bluff. This is because with so many players, someone is almost bound to have a hand that beats yours, and is also prepared to call your bluff. So only play strong hands. This is incredibly boring, as it means you play about one hand in 12, and on a bad day, you might not play a hand for well over half an hour at a time. This only play good hands strategy isn't original or interesting, but it is effective because for some reason I can't understand, few other players stick to it, and few adjust their play to allow for your rock-like credentials. It's still a good idea to bluff sometimes, the idea isn't really to win anything out of it, but almost to get caught bluffing. If you do this people will say "Ah, that C.M. , he's a bit of a bluffer". This means that the next time you play a hand, even if its a pair of AAs, people will say "Ah, that C.M. , he's a bit of a bluffer" etc. Hopefully they will raise against your bet on your impossibly strong hand, & you clean up. Well that's the idea anyway. I think it's probably best not to bluff more often that once in every 10 or so hands that you play. That's a guess. I don't know for sure. As you're only playing 1 in 12 hands, that means you bluff about once every blue moon. But you get the idea. In short handed games esp with 3 or less, then you need to bluff a lot. In this sense, it means raising loads in order to convince your opponent that you have a strong hand. Strangely, because there are only a few players, if you have almost any hand of any quality it probably is stronger anyway. This tendency to raise a lot in short handed games makes them very aggressive, so pref. should be avoided by the likes of us. They're difficult to win, unless you really have a feel for the game, which takes time. I'll give it another year for my ability LOL! Because of all this, when selecting tables, the thing I most look out for is full tables. They're easier for beginners. -------------------- "I have enough money to last me the rest of my life unless I buy something." -Jackie Mason I also have my own Rule set in place for playing, and that is to CASH OUT when i get ahead, have it sent to my Neteller, then it gives me money to deposit at other casino's (playing the same exact way), then repeat what I did at the 1st casino. Also, it gives me money to make more deals with to earn more GG's to play on. First, there is no such thing as a HIGH bet, and A Max bet per spin. NO-NO-NO !!!!!! Bet sensible, bet small, hit many more smaller wins, let them build up, then cash out- YES- CASH OUT. I play 99% of the time at Micro Gaming casino's because my way of playing goes very far, and I do cash out daily form #300 to 1k, sometimes more. The last 4 days, between deals done(2) and deposits at FL casino's, I spend only $50 of my own money to get started, All the rest was from winnings at the 1st casino. I cashed out over 4k in those 4 days, and still have $$ in 3 of the casino's to play more later this week. There is no special time to play, because I won and built these winnings during various times of the day/week/weekends. So, that is no way put into my way of play. The games I found that my way works best are: ISIS, Dolphins Tale, Dynamite, Loaded, Halo weenies, and Thunderstruck. (in that order) My Way. 1. Play all lines. (ie 15/20/25/30/40 lines depending on the slot). 2. Play at 1(one) cent per line. (or 2 cents if brave). Be in EXPERT Mode set at 100 or more spins in auto mode. 3. Coins per line: (I play 1 coin per line) sometimes when I double my deposit in winnings, then I go to 2 coins per line bet. NOTE: ISIS is a 25 line slot, so my bet per spin of the slot is only 25 cents x 100 or more spins. Here is the key for successful winning at these games. KEY= Free Spin Feature= In Dolphins Tale and Loaded, and the best results for getting better payouts are by choosing 25 spins in Dolphins Tale, and 25 spins in Loaded.. Why? I hit more wild symbols x5 or 5 of anything in these selections giving you an automatic win of anywhere from $25 up to $680 for just that 1 spin, then you have all the remaining spins to go and win more. When I finish all the free spins, if my total is over $200, I go to the bank and cash out 1/2 of what I won, then return to the same game. Casanova plays the same way. I'm looking at other games and trying this on, and it works with any of the games I have tried so far. Believe me when I say I have tried playing at Max bet, max $$, and I lost so fast, but the minute I went back to this way of playing, I won, and I built it back up to where I was. So, play smaller for longevity in play. This way can win from a Bonus of $10 won from here at , because I cashed out 1k from a $10 win from here... Playing this way I have played 3 days and cashed out over $500, and still left $152 to play on later. (its still in the casino). I HOPE THIS WILL HELP YOU PLAY LONGER AT MICRO GAMING CASINO'S, AND I REALLY WISH YOU LUCK IN GETTING MORE VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR WHILE PLAYING. Good LUCK to you WIN BIG, but more importantly, have fun... Scratchers2u/little john Now, I am testing ways of play at other casino's like Hot Pepper and others to find easy ways of winning there too. If you are playing at a Microgaming Casino that has instant payment, then here is what to do. (you must have made a deposit via Neteller and/or have Neteller as your preference for payment) You cash out and get the transaction number, then go to main lobby, click on banking, it will bring you back and show reverse- but, click on instant withdrawal, and follow the info it shows (you want neteller, acct, etc), then click finish and wait for it to process. Then it is instantly there in neteller for you to use. The minimum is $250 and the max is $2500 for instant, and the balance will follow into neteller the next day. I do it every day as I cash out. Good Luck to you. I play on a $50 deposit only. I play mostly Multi-Line slots, with feature bonus's and/or spins. (favorites are: Loaded, Moonshine, and Casanova). I will use Loaded as an example: I play 2 c (cents) per line, and play 3 coins per line for a total of 150 coins per spin. I go into expert and change it to 100 spins, then hit save and return to the game. I play 5 spins, just to see how the game is working on my computer, then when it finishes I hit auto, and go into my 100 spins. Usually before I get to 25 spins done I have get the bonus spin feature, and I always take the 24 spins because I win more in that one that the pother 2 choices. Just last night i was in the spins, had 19 spins to go and hit 24000 coins for $480, and still was spinning. This 24 spins ended up with $1123 so I went to cash out and cashed out $1000, and I am still playing on the balance. Yes, I will cash out another $500 before tonight is over.. Keep playing until you start cashing out, and usually it won't be long before you do cash out. I play the same way on all of the machines that show coins instead of $ amounts. I will do the next one on playing the slots where you see dollar and cents instead of coins. Note: You do not need to be a high roller to cash out, meaning wait for a single win of $5000 or so........no way, because i can have 10 or 15 $100 cash outs and still have that money .... A big win (to me) is like a bonus...Surprise me!!! (and it usually does) Good Luck and try this, it may help you get more play for your dollar. OK... Let's begin. 1. Texas Hold'Em is based on Regular Poker, except for a few minor variations. In Regular 5-Card Poker, You try to make the best hand possible out of your 5 cards that are dealt to you. Cards are in suits and numbers. Suits have no ranking, but the numbers and letters do. Suits: Diamonds Clubs Hearts Spades Numerical Rank (from lowest to highest): A 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 J(Jack) Q(Queen) K(King) A(Ace) (Aces may be used high or low). The possible hands are listed below (note that no two cards can be the exact same (value & suit) at any time in your hand): 1. High card (lowest hand in poker): No 2 cards alike, unsuited. Use the highest card in your hand. 2. Pair (Beats high card): 2 like cards, with 3 other unlike cards (i.e., A A 7 3 9). 3. Two Pair (Beats a pair): 2 sets of 2 like cards (each set different from the other), with one card unlike the other sets (i.e., 7 7 A A J). 4. 3 of a Kind (Beats two pair): 3 cards all alike, with two unlike cards (i.e., Q Q Q 8 3) 5. Straight (Beats 3 of a kind): 5 consecutive cards, unsuited. A suited straight is a straight flush. (i.e., 2H 3H 4D 5C 6S) 6. Flush (Beats straight): 5 cards all of the same suit, not consecutive. (i.e., 6 of Diamonds, 8 of Diamonds, 4 of Diamonds, A of Diamonds, J of Diamonds) 7. Full House (Beats flush): a 3 of a kind plus a pair. (i.e., 5 5 5 8 8) 8. 4 of a kind (Beats full house): 4 like cards plus one unlike card (i.e., 10 10 10 10 K) 9. Straight Flush (Beats 4 of a kind): 5 consecutive suited cards (i.e., 7 8 9 10 J, all of clubs). 10. Royal Flush (beats straight flush): Essentially the highest straight flush possible (i.e., A K Q J 10 of the same suit). In No-Limit Texas Hold'Em, there are some slight differences in the play of the game, however the hand rankings remain the same. Before any cards are dealt, 2 people are "forced" to make a bet. These people are called "blinds." The "small blind" must post one-half of the required minimum bet, while the "big blind" must post the entire minimum bet. Then, all players are dealt 2 cards face down, so that only the player may see them. A round of betting then occurs. Players at this time decide whether they're in or out. Each player must post a bet equal to the big blind in order to remain in the hand. If the player does not want to bet this hand, s/he folds his/her cards and sits out the hand. However, if a player wants to post a bet larger than the big blind, they may do so. This is called "raising." The raise must be equivalent to double the big blind or greater. All players who wish to stay in must bet again or fold their cards. Once the bet gets around to the big blind, they may choose to bet again or "check," which means they do not want to raise their bet, however, they want to stay in the hand. At this time, all chips are collected and placed in the center of the table. In a regular game at an online poker room (player-vs-player), the house at this time will take a percentage of the pot, known as a "rake", as payment for its services of hosting the game (explained in further detail below). Now, the top card on the deck is "burned" (placed face-down and out of play) and 3 "community" cards (cards that can be used by everyone) are dealt face-up. This is known as the "Flop." Another round of betting then occurs. Players may check if no bet is on the table, bet at least the big blind, raise, or fold. After the completion of betting, the chips are collected, the house will take its rake, the top card is burned, and the fourth community card will be dealt, known as the "Turn." Another round of betting occurs. After all bets are complete, the rake is taken, another card is burned and the fifth and final community card is dealt, known as the "river." A final round of betting then occurs. When all bets are complete, the players remaining in the hand reveal their cards. However, if a player reveals their cards before another and the player decides not to show what they had, they may "muck" (leave the cards face-down and pass them to the dealer) and let the other player take the pot. If two or more players have the same hand that cannot be improved by their hole cards (a community hand), then those players shall split the pot. If players' hands are equal, but not by a community hand, the tie shall be broken by using the players' highest hole card. If these are also equal, then both players will split the pot. At first I played, won a little, cashed out, then thought to myself that "gee, i have $800 now, so if I reverse it, I can make it $1600, then I have more money. WRONG! My very 1st win was $750 and I cashed it out without reversing it. Boy, was that Great to feel I got $700 above the $50 i had deposited, and how easy it was to get it. WRONG AGAIN ! Yes, it was easy, but, it was Luck shining on me. The second win was $4000, the very next day ! WOW, so, so, easy on another $50 deposit...WOW, I can quit working and just gamble to make wages and pay bills...WRONG! The 3rd win (my favorite one) was another $50 deposit, and because BIG JOHN here at Gone Gambling kept showing his great wins playing Gopher Gold slot, I played that one @ $2 bet and auto spin for 100 spins. I won $24000 hitting all 5 eagles !!!! WOWOWEEEEE, that's almost $30000 in less than a week ! For sure, time to quit working. WRONG. OK, there are allot more I could tell of, and all but 2 or 3 were total cash outs without any reversals what so ever. 99% of my wins have been on Micro gaming software, no special time of day/week/ etc. The casino's have no control over the software once it is installed and everybody has downloaded it. Here are a few tips on when to cash out, and if you feel you will want to reverse it and play more, then there is also a fail safe way to do that too. #1. Always go play in a positive mood, and never think or say that you must win.....That will be a down fall for you to lose for sure. #2. Always play for entertainment, and to relax, have some fun. Winning is a Bonus! #3. Play within your means, not betting over your set limits for play. #4. When playing, start with a deposit you are comfortable with. (for me it is $50 max). #5. Play at a conservative amount: 1c,2c,5c,10c,etc and per line bet, and stay with that bet. When you change bets from 2c, then go to 10c, then the games seem to change against you (but they really haven't), because you are betting more, losing faster than you were at 1c. (longevity of play) #6. With a deposit of $50, when you reach $150, then go to Banking, withdraw $100, then return to the same game and play on your $50 you started with. Keep doing this every time you add $100 or more to your start money. After an hour or 2, you will have cashed out over $500 and you are still playing.... #7. When you lose that first $50, and (by now should have at least $100 pending-or more), dis connect from the casino and DO NOT go back for 2 days... #8. The casino will put a hold of 24 to 48 hours from the time you hit withdraw before they pay you. Thay do this because they know that 98% of the players do reversals and lose it all back to them.. These are just a few pointers that i use. I hope they will help you cash out and forget they have a reverse button.. I will do the next post on how to play on $25 or $50 and cash out while playing for hours.... Note: Here is the fail safe way to ensure you do not reverse any cash out until you learn not to go back to the casino. After you have lost, and have any cash out pending, just uninstall the casino until you get the money paid. Then, log back into gone gambling, use a link above the forum and download the casino again, start playing..
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