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Ulfen [2480539]
Last night I played a hand in poker..

and I have also been practicing poker at home in my free time to familiarize myself more with the rules but one thing that I have noticed indefinitely lately is that Face cards and Aces tend to give you the upper hand way more that you would think. but it doesn't just stay there a good strategy I see alot of people do is this, when you are playing and the betting gets real rough you have two options have faith in your hand (if you have face cards and they show potential with the river ) and "bluff" with an all in or fold before the betting even starts.

Keep in mind i aint a pro but this little tiip has helped me with a few games
Ninja_Hacker [2198404]
Don't be afraid to bet a bit to get at least the first 3 shown, you never know when a straight, flush, etc. comes and you sweep the round, but don't bet high always, keep it gradually gaining so more people are willing to bet before folding

But in my experience, most people play severely differently and you can only get so far with strategy, start with low tier tables and get the hang of it
Peeps [2411283]
Only throwback in what you have won so you don't lose more than what you came in with.
so if you win 20000, put 10000 instead of going all in.
BillyDuke89 [2740391]
If you are new to poker, the first step is to thoroughly study the poker rules and basic poker terminology.
Now that you know the precedence of combinations and the meaning of poker terms, it is time to move on to a poker strategy.
Why learn a poker strategy? Without a clear game plan, you can never be a winning player. Knowing the poker rules alone is not enough to start making money with poker.
Beginners should start by playing on the Internet - it's easier and cheaper. Many of today's poker stars started with so-called freerolls - tournaments without contributions, but with cash prizes (most often symbolic, but there are also pleasant exceptions); and payments to paid online tournaments start from a few cents or dollars.