7 Responses

1. The Proof Is In The Pudding

   December 14th, 2009 at 6:16 pm

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   Read lots of poker books, watch poker tutorial videos (Howard Lederer’s series is excellent!) and play lots and lots of poker. You can start out playing online for free to get a grasp on the basics. After you think you have the basics nailed down pretty good, have some friends over for a poker game or mini-tourney at your house. Once you are able to routinely kick your friends butts, then you are ready to try your hand at a real table or tournament, but even then you should start small. Play a $1-$2 cash game or a relatively low buy-in tourney (Less than $50) just to see how you do against a field of regular players. If you do alright, then you are where you should be and the only thing left to do is play, play, play! The more hours spent playing, the more experience you gain. The more experience you have, the better you are.

2. joaquim m

   December 14th, 2009 at 8:56 pm

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   best tips go to
   https://www.ladbrokes.com/ast?action=asset_req&new=1&aff_id=9225&asset_id=79
   open account start to play freerolls
   you can win real cash when you
   ready deposit some money and play
   they give you up $500 bonus
   a maybe i see u there in the freeroll
   last week i finish 2nd place i get $420
   gl

3. arturo r

   December 15th, 2009 at 1:01 am

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   start playingonline … its a good way to learn for free without the embarassment … fulltiltpoker.net or partypoker.net or somethinglike that. make sure its a “.net” and not “.com” cuz the .coms are paying sites. .. then go to a casino and play tournament or play with friends… theyre all good ways to learn little by little and youll get good !

4. epic_lay

   December 15th, 2009 at 1:44 am

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   yea any beginner can get lucky and win, but if you want to win regularly on a consistent basis, you need to get a lot of experience. There is a significant amount of luck involved in poker, and even if you are the best player, some player could get luckky and beat you at a pot.
   If you want to get good, then i’d read lots of poker books, get lots of experience, and learn while you play. good luck.

5. ZCT

   December 15th, 2009 at 8:24 am

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   Play online, play often, study, read books, join a local pub poker league, play more, study more, practice more.
   Becoming a good poker player is like anything else. It is worth the effort, and is not something that you can instantly achieve.

6. Anonymous

   December 15th, 2009 at 2:38 pm

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   There are some good games for Play Station sor X Box. That’s how I learned and practiced blackjack.

7. Anonymous

   December 15th, 2009 at 7:23 pm

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   You can watch poker, play poker, read poker books and tips.. and generally, have fun!