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Our TOP 10 Texas Hold'em Do's and
Don'ts
The Top 10 Texas Hold'em No No's, in our
opinion the most important part of
winning at Texas Hold'em poker. We feel
someone can win a few
 hands
by pure luck and put themselves in
position to win a few... but if you do
some of the following... your bound to
lose and lose Big! Use your best
judgement... but you should always check
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#1
Do
Not chase GutShot or Closed ended Straights
One of the most common error's in Texas
Hold'em poker is chasing a closed ended
straight. A Closed ended straight or
commonly known as GutShot Straights is
when you have, say the 5 6 8 9. You need
the 7 to make the straight yet the Flop
and Turn cards didn't produce the result
you were looking for. Your opponent
Raised on the Flop then on the Turn.
Chasing this GutShot or Closed ended straight is
NOT in your best odds and will likely
result in you losing the hand and more
money than you should have.
Editors revision: From my
experience, chasing these with High
Blinds leads to you giving up a lot of
your chips for a low percentage play. If your Gutshot
straight is the AKJT... we would risk a
large bet to get the Nut straight. But I
wouln't bet on the River if it didn't
come.
#2
Do
Not Play face cards with Low kickers
Many many players think
playing "Face cards" will set them up to
be in most hands in Texas Hold'em.
Although I can't deny that if you played
a K4 and the Flop produced KK7 that you
made a good choice... I will say that
most of the time the odds are against
you and your luck will run
out.
Here's the reason. The odds are best
when you play High Face cards with High
Kicker cards. A kicker card is your 2nd
hole card that will play in a hand and
will determine who wins in a tie. (i.e.,
you have a pair of Kings, your opponent
has a pair of Kings... if your second
hole card determines the winner, is it
higher than your opponents?)
Because the odds are in your favor with
"Higher" cards, many players will call
the Big Blind and play you in a hand.
Your chances of winning are much greater
if your playing AK, KJ, QT and so on
versus K4, Q3, J5. Plus, people that
play K4 type hands miss out on the added
"Outs" of a hand because the 2 hole
cards they have won't connect for a
straight.
Let me explain. If your playing KT, you
have a chance to not only get KK or TT
or better... but you have the added
"outs" of a possible straight. (i.e.,
KQJT9 so on) If your playing K4, then
your hoping for KK, TT or better...
maybe a Flush.
If your going to play "face cards", just
make sure your kicker is high and not
low.
Editors revision: If your playing
with 8,9 even 10 players and you get a
Face card... chances are if 5 or 6... or
even more players that Call the Blind
will have a Face in their hand. Heck,
some may have 2 face cards Decreasing
your chances of matching your face card
for a pair and pretty much it impossible
to grab a Set. With so many players,
playing middle spotted connector cards
become good plays.
#3
Do
Not go ALL IN
with a pair of spotted cards
I know, I know... you see the pro's do
it on the World Series of Poker, but you
should not. Pocket hole cards that have
paired (i.e., 44, 55, 66, 88 so on) are
likely to loose.
Why? Most players that call the blind
bet to play have Face cards in their
hands. Now, I can't say for sure that
the person your going heads up with has
a face card or that he/she will even
pair those face cards once the flop
begins... but what I am saying is that
the odds are NOT in your favor when
doing this.
Their is a reason spotted pairs are not
ranked in the Top 10 hands. Only the 99
combo is ranked near the top and that is
because the 9 allows for a K high
straight... NOT that the 99 can win on
it's own.
Bet Spotted pairs, but do not wager your
entire stack unless you truly feel it. (i.e.,
Poker tells and the situation) I never
do it and I win tournaments. I see
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Tip #1
It's bound to happen. You get pocket 88
and the FLOP is something like Q7A
Our Tip with pocket pairs is: No Set,
you can't bet!
With that said, you might pull a rabbit
out of the hand and get an 8 on the Turn
or the River... but with the Over cards
on the board... it's likely you will
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#4
Do
Not bet Bottom
pair
Say you're dealt 87 and the Flop is Q97
The board checks and your in the
position to bet. Do Not raise the bet.
Why? Most skilled Texas Hold'em players
will check a paired hand to at least the
Turn card.
Say I'm dealt AQ. I will check the Flop
because ANY sign of strength will cause
the board to fold and I will lose the
chance for others to bet on the Turn or
River as others start to make their
hands.
So, you bet the 7 thinking that everyone
else has nothing... yet I checked the Qs
because I want to trap some players
later in the hand with a heavy re-raise.
Verdict: You end up chasing my Qs or you
end up folding on the River when I
re-raise you double or triple the Big
Blind if the board shows no "Over card".
Editors note: I think most
players will bet pairs. Problem is, if
someone has the Q you may be trapped.
The Trap typically comes After the Turn.
Most holdem players will bet the Turn to
make up for not placing that bet on the
Flop... Good/Excellent holdem players
will wait until the final bet to try to
shake you of your money. Play with
caution, resist betting bottom pairs
because of their weak percentage status
on the table. Hey, if you win... it's a
win. If you chase Over cards, your going
feel the pitch and wish you hadn't.
Remember, how many times do bottom win
at the table? Not many.
#5
Do
Not chase
Middle pair with Big Bets
Using the example above, say you were
dealt 97 and the Flop was Q97. You have
middle pair and the board has checked to
you.
Again, I might bet the Big Blind but
with the Over card of the Q out there...
ANY raise has to result in a Fold on
your part. Running with a middle pair
and ultimately chasing an Over Card (i.e.,
the Q on the Flop) will result in
heartbreak.
Suggestion: If you have middle pair, I
would check/call any small bets. Any
large raises you must consider folding.
Editors note: The thinking here
is similar to the betting bottom pair...
middle pair is worth betting... and I
have chased with middle pair... but with
Big betting, chasing are your chasing
the Over cards. Play with caution.
#6
Do Not
miss the Over Cards that is on
the board!
I can not count the times I've heard
players say (after beating them
with an Over card)...
"I didn't even see
that Q or K on the River"
Emotions run high when you think you
have the best hand on the board... and
the obvious is so obvious when your
rushing to get the victory. SLOW down
and listen to what the cards and betting
is telling you.
Example:
Players will be dealt TJ and the Flop is
J87
Two things are at play here in the mind
of this player. #1 he has Top pair (J)
and #2 he has a closed ended straight
draw. He Only sees those 2 things as the
Turn card comes: 4
The board shows J874
Players may have checked back to him,
with him raising just enough to keep
everyone in the hand.
The Turn is a K
His hand is TJ J874K (pair
of Js)
I had KQ and called every bet thinking
he had a J high.
I bet, he calls and heartbreak happens.
I win with the KK
This player will say to me later... I
didn't even see the K come up.
NEVER Miss Over Cards and WONDER WHY Joe
or Sue is betting Heavy AFTER the K came
out.
CHECK YOURSELF BEFORE YOU WRECK
YOURSELF.
Editors note: I needed to follow
my own advise the other night. With a
pair of TTs and nothing Over on the
board... I bet heavy throughout... but
when the Q came on the River, it didn't
register as quickly as it should have
and I Called a small Re-Raise.... DUH!?!
That should have told me something. I
played the hand right... it's just I
missed lost track and it got me for a
couple hundred of my chips.
#7
Do
Not Play
(online or otherwise) at a High stakes
tables unless you're ready
Think you're ready to play with the big
boys online or at a high stakes table at
a casino?
Set your Ego aside... the Brutal truth
is you're probably not even CLOSE to
being ready.
Here's the measure... if you play with
real money online go to a 0.25/0.50 room
FIRST! If you can show some skills
there, move to the 0.50/1.00 room.
Players in the $3/$6 or $5/$10 rooms DO
NOT mess around. They will throw around
money with raises and re-raises that
will put your bankroll at risk if you
can't beat these guys. I've seen pots in
a $2/$4 room get up to $50 or more.
That's for 1 hand!
So... this is how I recommend new
players to do it.
Play Fixed Limit Hold'em. This limits
how much someone can bet and allows you
to play more. Let's face it, your new at
this and the shock of being raised ALL
IN with your 98s is not what you want to
feel on a Saturday night on the old
computer.
Yes, Fixed limit Hold'em allows for more
players to see the Flop and Turn... but
if your playing the right cards then
your chances of winning big pots is just
as likely.
Play Lower ante games first. Get your
feet wet with the cheaper limits. If you
find your having an off night, then
you've only lost a couple of bucks
instead of dropping $40 or $50 bills.
Play cheap tournaments. At $6 or so a
tournament... you can enjoy your game
and learn from players that have been
there before and know how to win. You
learn, don't risk much and gain the
needed skills to compete with these same
players in the cash game rooms later.
Editors note: Beware, mid level
players sandbag (playing in lower level
rooms to win more) So fixed limit rooms
at least protect you from losing a lot
of coin at once. Just be caution. Again,
cheap tournaments allow you to learn and
only lose the buy in. It's wonderful for
those that haven't picked up the speed
in the cash rooms yet.
#8
Do
Not chase Flush
Draws with Heavy betting
Chasing Flush's only seems to work when
they hit... which isn't too often. That
is the key. They don't hit that often so
don't put a lot of your chips at stake
chasing one.
Say your dealt 9A of hearts and the Flop
is 4K of hearts and the 8 of spades.
I MIGHT call a Big bet (>5% of my chips)
to chase this flush. Why? I have the Top
Heart Flush kicker. But if the betting
continues and the heart doesn't show on
the Turn, I will NOT pay to see the
River.
#9
Do
Not Assume your
Straight or Flush is the Nuts
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The Top 10 Do's really focus on
things outside of the actual cards
themselves. I mean, if you get pocket
Aces with 2 players playing... you have
an 85% chance of winning. It's important
to know how to play AA ... but you're
going to win or lose NOT solely based on
the cards your dealt... but rather the
little things that effect how players
play you and how you see others act in
certain similar situations.
It matters that you win. But HOW you won
the hand that matters MOST. Did you
Check to your opponent to entice a
larger bet? Did you sense weakness and
Raise in a late position? Did you go All
In after the board paired JJ and you
DIDN'T have a J in your hand (i.e.,
major Bluff)
This is what is truly important and why
the Top 10 are listed below. Read and
Learn them to be at the Top of your
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#1
Do Play Top 10 hands
Seems simple enough. Play the Best
possible hole cards in the deck. With 9
players at the tournament table, an AA
equals a 35% chance of winning. If 2
players at the table, your chances of
winning *jump* to 85%. Play the best
hands through the Flop. If the Flop
doesn't pan out, fold.
Note: Heavy betting pre flop could mean
that player has a pair... so if you
haven't paired then you need to call/bet
with caution. If no one has bet, then a
Top 10 hand is worthy of a bet.
Position is critical! Read #3 to fully
understand
IF the board has checked and the last or
second to last person bets... it could
mean they are trying to leverage their
position and *not* their cards. I would
call most bets to see if they are
bluffing. If they bet again at post
flop, use caution. If they check,
chances are you sniffed them out and you
can dictate the betting.
Top 10 would be: AA, KK, QQ, JJ, TT, AKs,
AQs, AJs, KQs, KJs
#2
Do Check good hands to entice betting
You have JJ and the Flop produced 84J
Your first impulse is to bet that J..
but *don't* Everyone at that table
knows... or should know your betting
that J. If everyone checks to you,
chances are they have *not* made their
hand and will fold on any bet.
Use the power of the Check.
Check quickly to show weakness. Do not
sit on a check. Players will think your
*thinking* about betting something and
will fold if they have nothing. To
hesitate is too say you have middle to
bottom pair.
Now, that might be good... but a quick
Check should have other players thinking
*you* have nothing. After the Turn
card... I would bet the Big Blind to
bring in 1 or 2 players. I see guys go
All In and just drive players out that
might have otherwise contributed to the
pot at least 1 or 2 times before folding
or losing.
Most players that have nothing will bet
after the River. They figure it'll drive
you out or at least they have only lost
a Big Blind bet and have seen all the
cards they can. With JJJ I would
re-raise and watch them fold. You get a
bet added to the pot and you live to
play another hand.
Remember, showing strength when everyone
has checked is not good. Show weakness
by checking. It brings more players in
the pot AND mixes up your play. Players
will not be able to know if you have JJ
or 82 because you Check on both.
The above is commonly called, The Trap.
Pro's do this 90% of the time when they
pull a go hand to entice betting. You
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#3
Do Use Position to your advantage
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Whether you see it or not, players use
their position at the table to weed out
the weak and present strength to the
others that remain.
Example... say everyone, including
yourself has checked the Flop. The
checking starts with you and starts
checking around the table to the last
guy. He bets!
You're exposed! Everyone knows you
checked your hands and didn't feel it
good enough to raise... so this guy who
bet is going to force you to make a
decision. Does he have the cards or is
he bluffing?
Position is critical!
Say the Flop is A84... everyone checks
the Flop and the last guy bets. Unless
you've got a pair and are trying to Trap
everyone else... your check has told
this guy that you have nothing. His bet,
regardless of his hand... tells everyone
at the table *he* has something worth
betting.
Remember, checking to see another card
on the board is typical. Getting to see
that card with only a check is rare.
Good players in late positions will not
let you see a card for free. They will
risk a small bet to see if you have what
it takes to call. If you don't have
anything... chances are you're *still*
going to be raised at every possible
corner to see if you have the cards...
so get out early if you can.
Editors update: Hold'em tournament
experience
In a recent Texas Hold'em tournament, I
used #3 to win... of all things, 3
straight hands to take the chip lead.
Mix in an All In Call and I was standing
tall in this tourny.
With 2 rows completed and the 3rd being
close to ending... I needed to make a
move to gain some chips. Although I
spotted 2 good players winning most of
the pots... I didn't worry that they
could beat me. I was checking the Big
Blinds, paying the Small Blinds and
Folding off bets... so my night wasn't
anything to shout about... until I
decided to take control.
While the Blinds were set at 25/50. By
using Late position with a combination
of All In or Triple the Big Blind bet I
began to shake my competetion out of
their Limped in bets. A player would
Call the Big Blind or in one case,
Raised it... I would then Re-raise him
Triple. I figured if he Called the
Triple bet... I was beat. He didn't...
they didn't and I raked some nice pots.
Also, one play I was sitting in on the
Button I acted Strong and
moved ALL my chips in and said
"All In" and Stood Up as if I were
preparing for go to Hold'em war with a
good hand. Everyone folded quickly
allowing me to rake yet another pot
without having cards worth playing. This
worked straight 3 times in a row and
grabbed a Dominating chip lead.
I also got Called on 1 of my Triple
bets... I did have a AQ
and went for it. I beat him with a pair
of QQ to his JJ... putting me in a
dominating chip lead position.
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#4
Do Play aggressively when blinds are
cheap!
Most information guides and web sites
suggest that you play "tight" or not
play many hands in the first hour of
two. Why they recommend this is for them
to detail... but I suggest that these is
time you can make a statement and grab
pots early to set you up for domination
when those "tight" players come betting.
I play as many hands as I can when the
blinds are $5/10 and $10/20. Why? unless
someone bets really heavy, you have a
chance to grab early pots and have a
chip lead going into the second hour of
a tournament. Plus, your tall stack and
can lean on people when they start
betting.
Example: You've been playing loose and
have a nice stack in front of you. The
tight players see you having the
advantage and start coming in on hands
they otherwise wouldn't to fend off your
attack. Because you have the tall
stack... you can bet heavier and weed
out the weak players easier.
Look, if your given $1000 in chips at
the beginning of a tournament.. it's
works on your emotions that your chip
stack is below that $1000 if you've been
playing tight and not winning.
On the other side... if your watching a
guy win a few hands and double his chip
stack ($2,000 to your $900 or $800) this
tight player isn't feeling to confident
about going heads up with you and is
perfect prey for your $200 raise (i.e.,
25% of their stack)
#5
Do Mix up your play! Don't become
predictable
Ok, you should know by now that if your
holding AA and no one has pressed you
during a hand and the board isn't
showing any signs of a better hand... that your Aces will hold. You also should know
that if you have the High Flush (or the Nut
Flush) or High Straight... chances are
your going to win as long as you don't
fold.
One thing I always do at a table (Online
or Felt) is to play them like you got
them. Mix up your play.
I typically spend the first hour
watching everyone around me... watching
their reaction to certain situations and
taking a mental note of what happened
and how they played it.
I'll give you an example or how you
should mix up your play. I was playing
once where this older gentleman ONLY
played when he had a pair. It truly
never failed... if he was betting, HE
had a pair or better.
Seeing this Poker Tell... every time I
went heads with him... I knew I had to
at least have top pair or I was drawing
dead in the hand. When he beat me...
sure enough, it was with top pair! The
draw back to this was that every time
was went heads up, I would fold if I had
nothing... limiting his chances to gain
maxium chips for a good hand.
Don't be a Poker Tell. Don't give away
your good hands by your actions on your
bad hands.
#1 Never show your winning! #2 Fold or
Concede the hand... and don't show your
losers.
#6
Do SLOW PLAY when you have a winner
What does this mean? If you get the Nut
winner (i.e., AK and the Flop is QJT)
you NEED to Slow play this hand to
entice more betting.
I can't count the times guys will go All
In after seeing the Flop only to see
everyone Fold around him. It's a given
that person will write in the chat
window... "Come on guys, let's play!"...
after he shows us his pocket AA.
Slow Play means to CHECK the bet to
others. Let THEM dictate the betting.
Yes, you may become discouraged that no
one will bet... but what would you
rather see... you bet, they fold OR you
check... they see another card... maybe
get middle pair... they bet, you
Raise... Trap Set, you Got Them!
The Pro's do this on almost Every hand.
Watch WSOP and you'll notice one of the
Biggest Poker Tells and when those guys
CHECK! It's when the Raise would I
figure they are trying to Buy a pot.
Pro's set Traps... you can too.
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#7
Do Play smaller single-table tournaments
Why? Smaller table offer better odds and
faster play.
If you play Multi-table tournaments, it
can take hours before you're even in the
money. The table shift players at most
breaks, so any good poker tells you have
on a player are lost when you move to
another table.
Odds are better on smaller tables
because you will typically have fewer
players playing... but as players
lose... the table shrinks. Multi-table
tournaments will move players in and out
to keep all tables even... with 8 or 9
players playing.
AA with 9 players = 35% winner... AA
with 4 players = 65% winner. Take the
Odds when they are in your favor.
Remember, with more players playing...
Flushes and Straights become major
players.
#8
Do Know your Outs in a hand
You NEED to know your outs when it comes
to betting your hands. Typically, the
person with the most Outs in a show down
will win the hand.
Give an example... say you have 98s and
the Flop is TJ8 with 2 board cards
suited in your favor. Your Outs are
increased by #1 You have a Straight Draw
#2 You have a Flush Draw #3 You have a
bottom pair.
What does this mean... if a player is
betting the J... his Out is MORE
Jacks... 2
You on the other hand have 2 for the
Straight (Q or 7) which equal 8 total
Your Flush Draw give you 8 more chances.
Your bottom pair gives you 2 more.
Then you have the other LESS likely Outs
if pairing Tripping you 9 which equal 3
more Outs.
In Total, you have 21 Outs... or
possible chances of making your hand vs
his 5 Outs.
His 5 Outs??? Thought he only had 2? His
other hole card has 3 outs.
With 21 Outs... you can bet and feel
like you have a Good chance of making
you hand in the end.
Not knowing your Outs could cost you a
good chip grab if you fold too early.
#9
Do Bluff... but Bluff it RIGHT!
Bluffing in Texas Holdem poker is an
automatic. You need to
bluff to win in some of the longer Texas
Holdem tournaments to stand a chance.
Why? Your competition is... and it's
only be a matter of time before you run
out of good cards to bet and your left
wishing you had learned bluffing. See,
Bluffing in poker is like sand to the
beach. The 2 of them have to exist
together... You need to
bluff and you need to
bluff right to win pots in No Limit
Holdem.
With that said, how do you bluff
right?
The standard bluff
Your hand has nothing... you
should have folded on the
deal but you elected to bluff your way
into some cards or others out
of their cards. You place Big bets
hoping, at some point the others will
fold. Some times they all fold... you
get lucky and win a pot or two.
The above example only works if
the moons are aligned in
your favor... because the minute someone
calls your bluff... your done!
We like the "Pick your spots bluff"
much better... read below.
The pick your spot bluff
Pick your spots right... say the
Flop is A94 and you have J2 Clearing
pocket cards you should have folded...
but maybe your in the Big Blind... so
you got to see the Flop for Free... The
A comes on the board and no one bets. By
placing a nice bluff bet (say double the
Big Blind) you will tell the table that
only Serious players need apply. If no
one pulled an A... the board should fold
and you will have bluffed your way in
the win.
I love bluffing when the board shows a
Flush draw (3 suited cards on the board)
Say the board has a Flush draw happening
39Qs5 with 3 cards suited, any
Strong bet should shake the
other players. If your in a No Limit
game... and your truly committed to the
bluff (say your chips are getting low) a
Re-Raise of a Raise can even shake a
player with a real Flush. But in the
end, if the board bets moderatly and you
bluff a nice sized bet, chances are the
players will fold... leaving you with
the pot on a bluff.
Same with Straight draw on the board...
use the same stratagy when a 245Q on the
board... the Straight draw will bring a
bluff bet and shake the weaker hands.
You win by bluffing.
Betting Large on the River. Say the
board shows 498K2: Bluffing here works
great when the Flop has checked, the
Turn card has checked and someone has
small bet the River card. A Strong
Re-Raise will shake out the real
hands... typically exposing that "River
bet" for middle to bottom pair. You
should win considering most will assume
you Slow played the K.
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