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We all get bored with Poker at times, especially if you are playing correctly and folding most of your hands. Rather than play bad poker, it is often better to take a break and do something else.
One idea is to release some steam with a completely different game such as Roulette. Here are some roulette strategie that will help you learn the game. If you enjoy the game you might try out one of the roulette system for experienced players.
The key is to enjoy yourself and clear your head before you start your next poker session.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
For a Change of Pace, Try Roulette
Saturday, February 05, 2011
My Top 7 Poker Posts from Betting for Value
Without any fresh inspiration on poker topics to cover, I thought I would provide you with a quick reference to some of the best posts that I written over the past couple of years. I know Top 7 is an odd number, but I could not limit it to Top 5, so you get two bonus posts. Hope you enjoy them:
My Top 10 Insights on Cash Games
In this post I provide my 10 most important tidbits for maximizing your winnings (and minimizing your losses) in cash games.
My Top 10 Insights on Tournament Poker
In the same vein, here are my top insights for winning in tournament poker.
On Keeping your Head
In cash games, we grind out small wins over time, but can quickly lose a month's worth of winnings by losing our head. This post was dedicated to keeping your cool.
Some Additional Hands to Avoid that can Lose a Lot of your Stack
As the title suggests avoiding these hands can improve your win rate.
Building a Big Stack in Rebuys
The advantages of rebuy tournaments are that you can build a big stack during the first hour that gives you more flexibility. But you have to know how to build that big stack.
Description of a Win in a PokerXfactor Tournament
I thought this was one of my better descriptions of the key hands in a online tournament win.
Having the Lead When All the Chips go in.
This is a post I wrote on the Dos and Don'ts of Bubble Aggression. Raising often but only calling all-ins when you think you are a likely winner.
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