Sit-And-Go Online Poker Strategy
Sit-And-Go Online Poker Strategy
Sit-and-go poker tournemants are very popular, at any given time there are thousands of sit-and-go's being played online, for a wide range of stakes. They are great fun and prove to be very profitable, if played the correct way. These posts will outline everything the average poker player must consider if he is to go from sit-and-go rookie to steady, profitable sit-and-go winner.
Part one will focus on low-blind play.
I think it is safe to say we have all seen a Texas Holdem starting hand chart, some memorise it, some take it to bed and some throw in the bin. Although a Texas Hold'em starting hand chart as an important aspect in poker, you will still need to include many factors on weather you are going to play a hand
One of the keys to being a winning Texas Holdem Poker player is to know which hands are playable and which are not.
The following is a list of my top 10 starting hands in Texas Holdem. I have placed them in the order that I value them, number 1 being the best.
This is sure to be a great topic for debate. Indeed many of you will value these starting hands differently based on your skill level and style of play.
Remember, any poker player can be dealt a great starting hand, its how you play the hand which seperates the good from the bad.
1. Ace-Ace
A pair of aces, also known as "pocket rockets" (and sometimes "American Airlines") is the best starting hand for Texas Hold 'Em. Think we will all be agreed on this one.
As a general rule the average poker player in today's game is much more skilled, or at least more knowledgeable, than they were as little as three years ago.
Texas Holdem has become the most popular of all poker games online. At any given time 24 hours a day thousands upon thousands of real money Texas Holdem games are being played online.
Although Texas Holdem looks and plays very simply, many poker experts belive it is the most complex of poker games. Many top poker pro's have been quoted as saying "Texas Holdem takes minutes to learn, but a lifetime to master"
