http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/-t1.htm This is to discuss poker and tournament stragedy Tue, 17 Nov 2009 21:20:34 GMT 10 http://i63.servimg.com/u/f63/13/63/88/38/header13.jpg http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/-t1.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/screw-being-human-at-the-table-t622.htm SiresNme Screw being human at the table; To be a good person one must act with caring, compassion, respect, and be open to suggestion. All the traits we do not want at a poker table. So yes, am saying to be jeckle and hide. Make the personally switch to psycho killer when the cards are dealt. In fact, just flat out SCREW the other person! Why you ask? Because we play to win, not to make the money, not to just have a good game, we play to win! And if that includes pissing a few ... Poker Stragedy Tue, 17 Nov 2009 21:20:34 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/screw-being-human-at-the-table-t622.htm#2658 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/screw-being-human-at-the-table-t622.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tournament-play-question-t574.htm SiresNme Tournament play question: When in a large MTT game of low buy in level. ($5.50) I find myself playing my table. And what I have begun to notice is that sometimes it leaves me in the position of playing catch up when I am moved. Now the problem as I see it is that this happens when seated at a tight table. I watch my stats, and it becomes clear that I need to chip up to accomplish my long-term goal, but that requires more risk and looser play then I am comfortable with. So ... Poker Stragedy Sun, 20 Sep 2009 14:42:02 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tournament-play-question-t574.htm#2572 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tournament-play-question-t574.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/steaming-is-bad-but-pretending-to-steam-isnt-esther-rossi-t465.htm datsme53
http://www.fulltiltpoker.com/tip-email-189-deposit?utm_id=189]]> Poker Stragedy Fri, 12 Jun 2009 03:42:04 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/steaming-is-bad-but-pretending-to-steam-isnt-esther-rossi-t465.htm#2216 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/steaming-is-bad-but-pretending-to-steam-isnt-esther-rossi-t465.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tight-or-aggressive-play-in-limit-hold-em-t504.htm lewis b I was in a discussion yesterday with a player about tight or aggressive play in limit hold em.I believe tight play is the way to go especially if the table leans aggressive.The other player believes that aggressive play is best because you can pick up enough small pots to make up for the losses.I was just wondering what the felt fanatics thought about this subject. Poker Stragedy Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:10:40 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tight-or-aggressive-play-in-limit-hold-em-t504.htm#2364 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tight-or-aggressive-play-in-limit-hold-em-t504.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/playing-emotions-t260.htm Clibar Don't Play When Mad, Sad, or in a Generally Bad Mood When you play poker, you shouldn't do it to escape from being depressed or having a really bad day. You start out on tilt -- playing emotionally, not rationally -- and you won't play your best. Likewise, if during a poker game, you lose a big hand or get sucked out on and feel yourself going on tilt, stand up & take a break until you feel calm later on. Fellow players will sense your mood & take advantage of it. Good luck ... Poker Stragedy Sat, 25 Apr 2009 02:53:21 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/playing-emotions-t260.htm#1233 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/playing-emotions-t260.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/smaller-fields-and-my-insane-reasoning-t421.htm SiresNme An example of why I like the smaller fields, and my insane reasoning: I played a 45 player $5.50 SnG, and after a few hrs finished 6th for $13.50. But I place in the money less often in fields over 27. When I stick to 18, and a very few 27 player games I am placing at record numbers for me. The only adjustments I have made to my game are fundamental. I identified my greatest weakness as impatience that progresses at an alarming rate after playing for over 2, to 2 ½ hours. I also ... Poker Stragedy Tue, 02 Jun 2009 02:49:49 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/smaller-fields-and-my-insane-reasoning-t421.htm#2003 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/smaller-fields-and-my-insane-reasoning-t421.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/when-to-raise-in-poker-t332.htm beautylaura There is a common belief in poker that if you raise with the best hand you make a profit (over time) regardless of the outcome of that individual hand. It's a mathematical concept that top poker players rely on, and with good reason, but knowing when to raise isn't simply a question of numbers. Let's assume you're in a no-limit game with an absolute donk, and this poor player also happens to have a lot of cash in front of him. This guy is going to play badly because he has no other option, ... Poker Stragedy Wed, 13 May 2009 09:23:37 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/when-to-raise-in-poker-t332.htm#1587 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/when-to-raise-in-poker-t332.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tilt-and-self-control-t335.htm beautylaura Getting mad and betting and raising with nothing is called "tilt". For some reason, lots of players make dumb plays when they're mad. Why someone would reward an opponent they're mad at by giving them more money is amazingly stupid, but it happens all the time. When you're playing with a player on tilt, then you're in a profitable situation. When you're on tilt, you're going to probably lose money. "Tilt" is a bad habit, and you should stop tilting if that's a habit of ... Poker Stragedy Wed, 13 May 2009 09:30:12 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tilt-and-self-control-t335.htm#1590 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tilt-and-self-control-t335.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tight-play-vs-loose-play-t333.htm beautylaura One way to examine a person's tendencies playing poker is to look at how many hands they play. If a player plays lots of hands, that player is considered a "loose" player. On the other hand, a player who plays very few hands is considered "tight". There is a poker homily which says that "tight is right". I agree with this, based on my experiences at the table. If you get into a pot with better cards to begin with, in the long run, you'll win more money than you lose. Poker Stragedy Wed, 13 May 2009 09:27:20 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tight-play-vs-loose-play-t333.htm#1588 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/tight-play-vs-loose-play-t333.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/more-help-for-your-game-i-hope-t353.htm trucker103 wrote this post as somewhat of a checklist to keep in mind when playing MTTs, but the majority of the points can be used in any game: Ok, this post is meant sort of as a post to myself. This is crap I need to stop doing. It also might be useful for others and I can see others adding to this list. I also realize some of the entries are similar - but that's because a lot of my leaks are related. 1) Patience - read, and re-read AOK's post. MTTs are marathons, not races. 1/3 to 1/2 of ... Poker Stragedy Sat, 16 May 2009 19:44:02 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/more-help-for-your-game-i-hope-t353.htm#1693 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/more-help-for-your-game-i-hope-t353.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/reading-other-players-t334.htm beautylaura If you've determined that a player is a rock, and you have JJ preflop in a game of Texas Holdem with that person, you can alter your decision making process with that player. Suppose you raise preflop with JJ, and the rock raises you all-in. You might want to fold. On the other hand, if you're playing with a maniac who has been ramming and jamming with A nothing offsuit all night, you might want to call that all-in. (Circumstances might vary, but it's clear that getting at least a peripheral ... Poker Stragedy Wed, 13 May 2009 09:29:02 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/reading-other-players-t334.htm#1589 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/reading-other-players-t334.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/blocking-bets-t303.htm Admin A blocking bet is used when you think you might have the best hand after the river card, but you are not entirely sure. A blocking is usually made against a single opponent, when you are out of position so that after the river card is turned over, you are first to act. Even though being out of position is normally a disadvantage, by putting in a blocking bet here, you are actually negating your opponent’s positional advantage...read more here http://feltfanatics.blogspot.com/ Poker Stragedy Tue, 05 May 2009 17:37:15 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/blocking-bets-t303.htm#1450 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/blocking-bets-t303.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/bluffing-with-style-t203.htm sOgD So I am playing my regular site 3 patti a poker Host skin. I am at $1-$2 NL Hold em. Heads up. I am consistently making it $4.25 to go from the button and min raising out of position cause confusion/control the betting. I sat with $75 him with $50. 12 hands in hes down $10. He reloads back to 50. I make my standard raise from the button $4.25 with a 93 off in the pocket. He min raises me another $4.25. I decide to gamble. Flop comes Q88 he first to act and bets ... Poker Stragedy Fri, 17 Apr 2009 03:33:23 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/bluffing-with-style-t203.htm#940 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/bluffing-with-style-t203.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/some-mistakes-new-players-make-t219.htm trucker103 You play too many hands You ignore the size of the pot (including chasing with bad pot odds) You call 2+ small bets cold pre-flop with unpaired offsuit hands (AQo, AJo, QJo, KTo, etc.) You don't raise AKo,JJ,TT You don't 3-bet/cap AA,KK,QQ,AK You fold pretty good hands for 1 bet in big pots You open the pot for a limp outside of UTG/UTG+1 at a full table. You think you can push out a flush draw You play unsuited cards with one big card and a little one You play suited ... Poker Stragedy Sun, 19 Apr 2009 18:53:11 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/some-mistakes-new-players-make-t219.htm#1038 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/some-mistakes-new-players-make-t219.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/adjusting-strategy-mid-hand-by-johann-storakers-t249.htm Admin Most of the time when you’re engaged in a poker hand, you’ll be thinking about what decisions you will make before you have to make them. For example, if you call a raise with K-Q, you’ll think to yourself: Okay, if I hit top pair, I’m going to play this hand. If I have a gut-shot and two over-cards, I’m going to play this hand. If I have an open-ender and two over-cards, I’m going to play this hand. Otherwise, I’m going to let it go. However, there will often be times when ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 23 Apr 2009 13:04:59 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/adjusting-strategy-mid-hand-by-johann-storakers-t249.htm#1193 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/adjusting-strategy-mid-hand-by-johann-storakers-t249.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/playing-small-pairs-t251.htm Clibar How to Play Small Pocket Pairs by Niche Poker Small pocket pairs can be very profitable starting hands in Texas Holdem poker. However, many people misplay these hands or play them in the wrong circumstances – ending up losing money with them. This article looks at how to play small pocket pairs both before and after the flop in order to maximize your profits. As always, proper Texas HoldEm strategy applies. We start by looking at the reason why small pocket pairs are so valuable ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 23 Apr 2009 20:32:07 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/playing-small-pairs-t251.htm#1199 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/playing-small-pairs-t251.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/poker-tip-4-all-t248.htm Clibar Hand Commited???? Don't Stay in a Hand Just Because You're Already In It Another common mistake beginners make is to think that "Well, I've already put that much in the pot, I have to stay in now." Nope. You can't win a pot just by throwing money at it. There may be cases when pot odds warrant a call, but if you're sure you're beaten, and there's no way your hand can improve to be the best hand, you should fold right away. The money you've already put in the pot isn't yours anymore, ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 23 Apr 2009 04:42:18 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/poker-tip-4-all-t248.htm#1185 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/poker-tip-4-all-t248.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/calculating-odds-howard-lederer-t226.htm sOgD This is me giving examples and trying to explain a odds calculating system taken from Howard Lederer> ( I do not know where he got it from but its basically solid math) This is Howard Lederer formula for percentages. First you take your outs, Lets get real outlandish. So the flop read 10hJh4c your holding A4 hearts. How many outs do you have? Well all depends what you think your opponent has. Say we think he has no better the a solitary pair of jacks. Well you have 14 outs with two cards ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 20 Apr 2009 19:53:12 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/calculating-odds-howard-lederer-t226.htm#1098 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/calculating-odds-howard-lederer-t226.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/made-it-into-doyles-100000-weekly-finally-t206.htm tukie Last nite I finally managed to make it into the tourney. You won't believe the hands I had to fold to get there. They take the top 100. There was 104 left. I called with q 10 and flopped a st8t. Guy bets 6800.00 but 2 diamonds on board. I called then a diamond hit he goes all in. If i call and he has it i'm out at 104 so I fold. He bet the 6800 with 4 card str8t flush draw. Good thing I folded. Prior to that I folded pocket 6's when someone raised pre-flop. Didn't even wait to see the flop. Feel ... Poker Stragedy Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:10:58 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/made-it-into-doyles-100000-weekly-finally-t206.htm#949 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/made-it-into-doyles-100000-weekly-finally-t206.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/thanks-guys-t197.htm Romulus1970 You are very nice,but I just learn poker! Poker Stragedy Thu, 16 Apr 2009 04:06:08 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/thanks-guys-t197.htm#889 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/thanks-guys-t197.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/chris-ferguson-style-t171.htm Romulus1970 Poker freerolls! Poker freerolls have to be one of the best promotional ideas to have ever come out of the poker industry. They give new players a chance to try the game out without risking anything - while at the same time giving them a chance to win real money. The poker sites win too because it’s a relatively cheap way to get players in the door and trying out their software. If you haven’t heard of poker freerolls before, they are just free online poker tournaments that give ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 13 Apr 2009 22:01:59 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/chris-ferguson-style-t171.htm#734 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/chris-ferguson-style-t171.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/how-did-i-play-this-hand-t160.htm Anonymous Well.... from what I've gathered from looking at the hand... I'd say all in all you played it most likely for about all you could have gotten out of it. Some might argue that you should have bet more after the flop or the turn since you hadn't hit anything to try to run the BB off the hand. Not knowing the BB player early in the tourney, that would have been risking too many chips. After the river, some might argue that you could have checked there to give BB a chance to trap himself, but not ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 13 Apr 2009 05:07:16 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/how-did-i-play-this-hand-t160.htm#691 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/how-did-i-play-this-hand-t160.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/using-leverage-t159.htm Clibar Using Leverage in Poker Leverage in poker is most effective in a no limit game when you have a deep stack. When you make a bet at the pot, an opponent may be reluctant to call not because of the initial bet, but because he may be anticipating bets on future streets. Depending on the situation, you may win many pots on the flop or turn with minimal risk, simply because an opponent is not prepared to call bigger bets down the line. However, if you wish to gain leverage, you must be sure ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 13 Apr 2009 01:14:25 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/using-leverage-t159.htm#687 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/using-leverage-t159.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/the-small-ball-approach-t156.htm Anonymous Nice post El Donko. Lots of deep thinking triggered by that 1!! Poker Stragedy Mon, 13 Apr 2009 00:42:25 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/the-small-ball-approach-t156.htm#681 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/the-small-ball-approach-t156.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/a-dark-cloud-over-pokerstars-t151.htm Anonymous Although my gut turned sour towards poker stars june of last year. I still thought the reason my game suffered so bad, with suck outs. Was simply because of luck on top of, not being that good of a player back then. Did some reach search guys check this out, this comes from a confirmed source. "Microgaming Software Systems Ltd is a privately held Isle of Man based software development company which claims to have released the first genuine online casino in 1994." (These guys ... Poker Stragedy Sat, 11 Apr 2009 07:38:14 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/a-dark-cloud-over-pokerstars-t151.htm#648 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/a-dark-cloud-over-pokerstars-t151.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/muck-aces-here-is-the-proof-t140.htm Anonymous (This is a very interesting article, you guys have to read.) Although it is impractical to lay down aces preflop during regular tournament play, satellite tournaments are slightly different. Remember that in a satellite tournament, all of the winners receive the same exact prize, whether you finish as the chip leader or just barely survive the cut, holding only one single chip. Although aces are a huge favorite preflop (on average, they are an 80 percent favorite), if you have enough chips ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 09 Apr 2009 09:26:09 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/muck-aces-here-is-the-proof-t140.htm#596 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/muck-aces-here-is-the-proof-t140.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/poker-strategys-t142.htm dipstick2 that is some good insight,i live by some and others i will take in to account and study on.thanks for the good info Poker Stragedy Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:59:30 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/poker-strategys-t142.htm#615 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/poker-strategys-t142.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/the-most-important-stategy-of-poker-must-read-t139.htm Anonymous (I didn't write this, the best online pro Phil Galfond did however edited to fit this post I will post the link to the full article below, I know some people don't want to go to links.) I want to stress that the following concept is one of the most important in poker. You will not meet a great player who doesn't understand this idea. It involves some boring math, but it will be worth it for your game if you can get through it. In one or more of his many acclaimed books, David Sklansky introduced ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 09 Apr 2009 09:19:26 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/the-most-important-stategy-of-poker-must-read-t139.htm#595 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/the-most-important-stategy-of-poker-must-read-t139.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/4-poker-tips-t136.htm Clibar Skill #1: Mathematics • A solid poker player knows the general probabilities of the game. For example, they know that you have about 1 in 8.5 chance of hitting a set when holding a pocket pair, and that you have about a 1 in 3 chance of completing a flopped flush draw by the river. • Good players understand the importance of outs. Outs are simply the number of cards that will improve your hand. Count your outs, multiply them by two, and add one, and that's roughly the percentage ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 09 Apr 2009 02:41:37 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/4-poker-tips-t136.htm#585 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/4-poker-tips-t136.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/if-you-like-free-money-this-is-the-poker-site-for-you-t110.htm Anonymous I was reading Dats post, about Go hard poker. I was seeing how well he did on there, so I decided to check it out, well right off the bat there was a whole 400 players online. (Wonder what there peak hours are like lol) So I sat back and watched a 1/2 6 handed ring game, flop rate was 70% with 187 dollar pot average, which is insane. It was a combination of watching a play cash/micro limit game. I have seen tougher tables on full tilt micros and 0.2/0.5. I thought maybe "hey those crazy ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:34:03 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/if-you-like-free-money-this-is-the-poker-site-for-you-t110.htm#475 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/if-you-like-free-money-this-is-the-poker-site-for-you-t110.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/suited-and-connected-vs-aa-t30.htm Mad Clint Most ppl may think the are sure to win holding AA but your opp has 2 cards of the same suit and that can connect in a st8, connecters are better but not always the best in the out come. If they hit 2 pair, a st8 draw or a flush draw on the flop your chances of winning with AA is not to good. I see so many ppl go stupid with AA, beaware, is it worth risking all your chips? Poker Stragedy Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:15:54 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/suited-and-connected-vs-aa-t30.htm#66 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/suited-and-connected-vs-aa-t30.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/a-very-good-small-site-raider-poker-t127.htm Anonymous Here is another site to check out my buddy told be about. it's in the family of go hard poker, which is ran by everleaf gaming. I tried finding bad press on them, shit everyone loves them. 9 out of 10 is the lowest rating I saw from players only grip was traffic however they said they get plenty of action just not that much on reaper hours other than Eurodonks also there was one idiot who thought everyone was bots on there. lol. it's called www.raiderpoker.com it's even smaller than ... Poker Stragedy Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:55:22 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/a-very-good-small-site-raider-poker-t127.htm#540 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/a-very-good-small-site-raider-poker-t127.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/roi-the-hidden-truth-t109.htm Anonymous ROI.(return on investment) What it really means. With all the internet software out there, it's hard not to be put under the microscope by other players. You may have a horrible ROI (return on investment) or you could have a very decent one, The point is although you can gain insight on a decent number of players. However sometimes it is a horrible way to gauge your poker skill or chances on becoming a internet Pro. I know players who have a very very good ROI, 50% through 10% ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 06 Apr 2009 12:00:23 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/roi-the-hidden-truth-t109.htm#445 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/roi-the-hidden-truth-t109.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/take-some-help-t113.htm Clibar
Good luck on the felts


Clint B]]> Poker Stragedy Mon, 06 Apr 2009 18:33:10 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/take-some-help-t113.htm#485 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/take-some-help-t113.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/5-tips-that-will-make-you-a-better-poker-t108.htm Anonymous 1. AGGRESSION ISN’T EVERYTHING Aggression is important, but you don’t need to be aggro to win. I really think that nothing can replace pure intelligence and the ability to think on the fly. If you are a beginner you should focus on hand-reading. Always try to figure out why your opponent is playing his hand the way he is. It mostly comes down to deductive logic with a hint of math knowledge. 2. KEEP IT SIMPLE IN TOURNAMENTS In tournaments, on average, you will come up against ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:58:41 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/5-tips-that-will-make-you-a-better-poker-t108.htm#444 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/5-tips-that-will-make-you-a-better-poker-t108.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/keeping-your-game-fresh-t107.htm Anonymous “Staying fresh” and “avoiding burnout” are one in the same. To avoid burnout – an exhaustion of physical or emotional strength usually as a result of prolonged stress or frustration – we must find and implement different strategies that will allow us to be and remain confident and ambitious poker players. Some of these strategies we’ll use on a daily basis, while others may only have to be utilized when we’re going through the most difficult situations (i.e. a particularly ... Poker Stragedy Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:25:42 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/keeping-your-game-fresh-t107.htm#439 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/keeping-your-game-fresh-t107.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/what-is-a-donkey-t82.htm Mad Clint The Donkey (definition) The poker donkey has replaced the poker fish. In the olden days of poker (before 1999) the bad players were called fish. Now a days they are called a donkey. A poker donkey is a bad player, or is he? A poker donkey is a gambler. Not just any old gambler though. The poker donkey will hit their gut shot straight, seven high flush, and miracle full-house after a fourth street flush. The poker donkey is a terrible gambler. The poker donkey will gamble with incorrect ... Poker Stragedy Thu, 02 Apr 2009 09:00:52 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/what-is-a-donkey-t82.htm#318 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/what-is-a-donkey-t82.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/good-luck-to-ofc-players-t48.htm SiresNme
Good luck all!

be safe / be well

Sires]]> Poker Stragedy Sat, 28 Mar 2009 17:01:47 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/good-luck-to-ofc-players-t48.htm#134 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/good-luck-to-ofc-players-t48.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/free-poker-lessons-t33.htm Admin yes full tilt academy is open,its got tips,interactive lessons,video lessons,and a whole lot more..it even has a challenge buit into it..and with all those pros supporting it you,b be a fool not to take advantage of it.Full tilt is also where will play the 1st ever FeltFanatics ofc challenge,of which today is your last day to preregister..so sign up and represnt us and win loot!dont have a full tilt account yet klik a link on one of our pages and sign up.heres the link for the academy. http://academy.fulltiltpoker.com/ Poker Stragedy Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:40:08 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/free-poker-lessons-t33.htm#75 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/free-poker-lessons-t33.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/good-post-clibar-t32.htm Admin and i agree with it in many ways...though i find it very diffucult to fold those aces preflop. Poker Stragedy Wed, 25 Mar 2009 10:21:38 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/good-post-clibar-t32.htm#74 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/good-post-clibar-t32.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t14.htm Admin its late in a tournament 8 players remain and you are 3 from the money.your dealt A8 of clubs your under the gun with 175 chips left.a guy in middle position bets 25 and is called by another mid position..BB then raises to 50 what do you do?bet?>call?fold?or go all in? Poker Stragedy Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:42:41 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t14.htm#28 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t14.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t21.htm Admin Your short stacked in a 5-10c ring game,your on the button and hold a-j of hearts mid position raises 10c and its folded to you...you still have bb n sb in front of you what do you do. bet,ck,raise,or push all in? Poker Stragedy Sun, 15 Mar 2009 16:35:16 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t21.htm#44 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t21.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t9.htm Admin Your in a 25-50c cash game the plat has been fairly tight and your dealt QQ.You raise 4 blinds and are reraised and you call..only 2 of you are in the pot,the flop comes k94 rainbow,the bet is on you you bet pot and your opponent shoves all in immediately..what do you do?]]> Poker Stragedy Wed, 11 Mar 2009 12:59:39 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t9.htm#14 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/daily-quiz-t9.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/when-to-fold-t3.htm Clibar If you have 55 and your opp has KK, might be a good time to fold Poker Stragedy Mon, 09 Mar 2009 16:46:10 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/when-to-fold-t3.htm#4 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/when-to-fold-t3.htm http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/to-donk-or-not-to-donk-t11.htm Angel K My problem is that I fold too much when I don't have great down cards. So many times a flop or a series of flops come up that would go great with my crappy down cards and makes me think I should play crap cards next time around. I guess my question is, is this considered donking? If not, what are some examples of donking out? Poker Stragedy Thu, 12 Mar 2009 03:28:52 GMT http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/to-donk-or-not-to-donk-t11.htm#17 http://feltfanatics.forumotion.com/poker-stragedy-f5/to-donk-or-not-to-donk-t11.htm