Poker hands are rated according to the likelihood that a player will receive them. Equivalent poker hands are rated according to which player holds cards of the highest values, called the stronger hand. You can learn poker hands for most poker games using a memory device called a mnemonic. It's important to memorize the rankings…
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Omaha poker is rapidly gaining fans worldwide and is now easily the second-most played poker variation in the world. It's easy to see why. It's an awesome game filled with tons of action and high-level strategy. There's also a very natural similarity to Texas Hold'em which makes learning how to play Omaha easy for most…
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In the world of poker the popularity of No-Limit games is a relatively recent development. For many years, in fact, poker was predominantly a Limit or Pot-Limit game. No-Limit poker only really took off once Doyle Brunson and his crew of Texas Road Gamblers introduced the game to Las Vegas casinos. Ever since then No-Limit…
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Thanks to the action and excitement of Pot-Limit Omaha, Omaha has become the second most popular form of poker in the world. Omaha can be played with a variety of betting structures, but only two are used with any regularity: Pot-Limit Fixed Limit The Rules of Omaha Although it's technically possible to play Omaha as…
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For the past two decades, No-Limit Texas Hold’Em (NLHE) has increased dramatically in popularity. In addition to being a relatively easy game to learn, there is also the potential for some huge pots and exciting games. To become a big winner, however, you must have a thorough understanding of the game and No-Limit Texas Hold’Em…
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Multiway pots can cause headaches, and it’s easy to see why. More players in a pot means there are more variables to consider, and the pot size tends to grow quickly. But if you want to crush live games or low stakes games online–where loose and passive preflop play is common–you’ll need a sound approach…
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