The most common misconception in poker
October 2, 2008 by trickyrock
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The most common misconception in poker
There is nothing that many poker players like more than a good debate. You will hear statements in cardrooms everywhere like “it’s never right to slow play aces,” and “I would never put all my money in with ace-king, it’s just ace high.” These kind of statements will cause a lot of debate, but are in some part true. Read more
Multi-Table Poker Play at 32Red Poker
September 5, 2008 by trickyrock
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The advantages of multi-tabling
The idea of multi-tabling has become increasingly popular in online poker. What is it, and is it a good idea? Multi-tabling embraces the idea that the correct way to play Hold’em is to fold most hands before the flop. Therefore, each one table is idle for much of the time, and it becomes possible to play on more than one table.
How many tables can you play?
If you are planning to add more tables, it is worth increasing steadily as some practice is required, but you will quickly be able to add more tables. I usually play 6 six-handed ring games at the same table, but the recent software improvements on the 32Red online poker site have allowed me to increase to eight tables with some ease. Read more
Dom Does Vegas and the WSOP – Part I
July 7, 2008 by Dominique_32Red
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From Freeroll to the WSOP, Dom recounts his first day at the biggest poker event in the world…
Hi everyone,
I made it throught day 1. 47850 chips after a full day of play. Could have been more but was playing really tight and didnt take any risks. I was all-in once with a caller early in the tourney. I was on Ace king and the board gave me 2 pair. He was small stack and when I went all-in he called me straight away. I got real scare but he turned a flush draw and the turn and river held and gave me the 12500 pot. Read more
The Value Bet
May 26, 2008 by trickyrock
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The Art of a Value Bet
As a good player, you know that it is crucial to try to squeeze the most out of your value bets when you hold the winning hand. Chips are lost not only every time you lose a pot, but every time you win a pot and do not get the maximum value out of your hand. Read more
Tournament Strategy – Part 1
February 9, 2008 by trickyrock
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Tournament strategy
“What’s the right way to play in a live tournament, or in an online poker tournament?”
There is no such thing as a correct way to play in a poker tournament. In fact, the most important thing to realise is that best strategy changes greatly with the different phases of the tournament. We’ll take a look in the next two articles at what opportunities the different phases bring:
At the start of the tournament
Early in a tournament, you will not have had time to feel out the play of the other players. Whilst this remains the case, it is best not to play too aggressively, and not to be too tricky. Read more


