The Ten Commandments of Poker

Nowadays, being able to play online poker is easy enough, you just have to know the rules of the chosen game mode, Texas Hold'em is the most popular right now and open a free account in one of the many poker rooms of The network to start.

The poker boom at the moment also means that we can find versions available in the form of applications on the most popular social networks, such as Zynga poker or the WSOP sponsored app itself, which rewards its players with bracelets Virtual.

• However there are a number of factors to bear in mind that will make the difference between those who only seek to play poker for fun and who, even though they are taking their first steps, are trying to make the game profitable.
• For this second group of players we have developed this decalogue of advice that will allow them to take their game to the next level.
• Start playing from below and go up gradually level.
• In all the poker rooms you can do it for free and you will also find tables in which to do it for cents.
• Always respect your bank.
• Never play at levels where you can not afford to lose several straight games.
• Reads a lot.
• Books, magazines, websites, forums, etc. Study and share your information with other players, comment hands, resolve doubts and find out.
• If you are starting to play, play tight.
• In other words, play with good hands and do not bluff the lanterns, in order to bluff correctly you will need a more advanced level.
• Be patient.
• Wait to get your hand, do not get angry if it takes time or if someone wins.
• Do not play with fear.
• So you must play at levels that you can afford. If you play with fear of losing these finishes.
• Always watch what happens around you.
• If you are playing good hands and do not come, spend that time waiting to observe the other players, how they behave, what hands play.
• Play with your position.
• Being the last to speak is a great advantage, since it allows you to play with more information than your rivals and that will help you define your hand).
• Play aggressively.
• It is better to bet than to pay to see a bet. Take the initiative hand in hand and let others adapt to your game.
• Poker is a game of skill.
• If you study, you review the plays, and you take it seriously you will be much more likely to win than if you just wait for chance to smile at you.