http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/feed/? Latest topics Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:35:07 GMT 10 http://i88.servimg.com/u/f88/11/78/16/37/header11.jpg http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/feed/? http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/choose-the-right-time-for-continuation-betting-jon-turner-t19.htm ATLAS Jon 'Pearljammed' Turner Continuation betting has become so common in No-Limit Hold 'em tournaments that many players no longer give it any respect. They will often call your bet on the flop, whether or not they actually have anything, just to see what you'll do on the turn. Because continuation bets have lost so much value, you should be wary of making this bet if you don't have much of a hand, and, even if you do have a hand, you should occasionally check behind just to mix up your ... PROS & Poker strategys Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:35:07 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/choose-the-right-time-for-continuation-betting-jon-turner-t19.htm#20 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/choose-the-right-time-for-continuation-betting-jon-turner-t19.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/pre-game-online-tells-taylor-caby-t18.htm ATLAS Taylor Caby When most poker players think about tells, they visualize physical actions that occur at the table. For example, the way an opponent’s hands start shaking whenever he has the nuts or the way he handles his chips in certain situations. Online players don’t have this sort of information to work with, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t tells in online play. There’s actually a great deal of information that an observant player can pick up on, and much of it can ... PROS & Poker strategys Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:33:04 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/pre-game-online-tells-taylor-caby-t18.htm#19 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/pre-game-online-tells-taylor-caby-t18.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/adjusting-strategy-mid-hand-johan-storakers-t17.htm ATLAS Johan Storakers 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 ... PROS & Poker strategys Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:31:14 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/adjusting-strategy-mid-hand-johan-storakers-t17.htm#18 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/pros-poker-strategys-f12/adjusting-strategy-mid-hand-johan-storakers-t17.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/omaha-hi-omaha-hi-lo-t4.htm ATLAS Omaha HI Omaha Poker, or Omaha Hi, is a variation of Hold 'em played with four hole cards instead of two. At showdown, the best five-card hand using exactly two of your hole cards and three cards from the board wins. Unlike Hold 'em, you may not use more than three cards from the board. The betting and blinds are exactly the same as in Hold 'em. At the beginning of each hand, each player is dealt four hole cards. There is a small blind, a big blind, and a round of betting. In Pot ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:45:03 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/omaha-hi-omaha-hi-lo-t4.htm#4 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/omaha-hi-omaha-hi-lo-t4.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/badugi-t9.htm ATLAS Badugi originated in Asia and is a variant of draw poker. It shares many similarities with Lowball, as it’s the lowest hand that wins. It differs significantly from most popular poker variants however, as the hand ranking system is different. The strongest hands are those that have no pairs and four low cards, one of each suit. This is known as a Badugi. How to Play Blinds Badugi is played using forced bets known as blinds, with the player sitting to the left of the dealer button ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:48:10 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/badugi-t9.htm#9 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/badugi-t9.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/2-7-single-triple-draw-t8.htm ATLAS Lowball is a form of draw poker. It’s been played in card rooms across the world for years, and has become more popular in recent years, as people look to explore games other than Hold’em. Lowball games reward the best low hand, making it the opposite of games likes Hold’em and Stud, in which the highest hand wins. PokerStars offers the variant of Lowball known as Deuce to Seven Lowball (Single Draw), also sometimes referred to as Kansas City Lowball. How to Play Blinds Lowball ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:47:53 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/2-7-single-triple-draw-t8.htm#8 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/2-7-single-triple-draw-t8.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/razz-t7.htm ATLAS Razz (Seven Card Stud, played for low only) is a poker game in which the best Ace to Five low poker hand wins the pot at showdown. In Razz poker, players are dealt seven cards throughout the course of the hand, but only the best five-card hand possible for each player is used to determine the winner. Note that unlike Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo or Omaha Hi/Lo, there is no "eight or better" requirement to win the pot in Razz. Razz uses the ‘Ace to Five’ or ‘California’ system for ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:47:06 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/razz-t7.htm#7 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/razz-t7.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/horse-t6.htm ATLAS HORSE is actually an acronym describing a combination of poker games: Hold'em Omaha high-low Razz (Seven card stud low) Stud (Seven card stud high) Eight-or-better (Seven card stud high-low) The background of HORSE In large cash games in brick-and-mortar casinos, the players often agree to play a mix of poker games rather than a single game. This reduces the edge that a single-game specialist has, and emphasizes a player's breadth across multiple versions of poker. Many ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:46:43 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/horse-t6.htm#6 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/horse-t6.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/7-stud-7-stud-hi-lo-t5.htm ATLAS Possibly the most well-known poker game in the world, Seven Card Stud is a classic poker game which can take a lifetime to master. In Seven Card Stud, players are dealt seven cards throughout the course of the hand, but only the best five-card poker hand possible for each player is used to determine the winner. Follow this link to view the rankings of Seven Card Stud poker hands: poker hand rankings. Unlike Texas Holdem and Omaha , Seven Card Stud poker is only played with a limit betting structure. ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:45:36 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/7-stud-7-stud-hi-lo-t5.htm#5 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/7-stud-7-stud-hi-lo-t5.htm http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/texas-holdem-t3.htm ATLAS Texas Hold 'em is probably the best known and most popular form of poker today. Each player starts with two hole cards. There are three rounds of community cards. These are dealt face up, for every player to use, with betting after each round. The best 5-card hand using any combination of the five community cards and two hole cards wins. Each new hand begins with a small blind, a big blind, and a round of betting. The betting rules vary depending upon whether the game is Limit, Pot ... Poker types & rules Fri, 16 Oct 2009 03:44:33 GMT http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/texas-holdem-t3.htm#3 http://marocpoker.onlinegoo.com/poker-types-rules-f8/texas-holdem-t3.htm