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Beginning Omaha Poker - Starting Hand Selection

Omaha Poker shares many characteristics with the better known Texas Holdem. However, there is a major difference with 4 ‘hole cards’ being dealt to each player instead of just 2. This in turn means that the hands shown down are, on average, far stronger - and requires some adjustment to the way that poker players think about their starting hand selection.

This article looks at how players new to this form of the game should approach the decision as to which hands to play and which to fold.

The key hand selection strategy for Omaha poker is to choose hands which contain cards that work well together. At showdown each player must use exactly 2 cards of their own and 3 from the ‘community cards’ board to make a winning hand. This means that the number of 2-card combinations is an important factor.

For example, you are dealt 4 cards before the flop A-B-C-D. There are 6 potential 2 card pairings here:

A-B, A-C, A-D, B-C, B-D and C-D

With 4 cards close in rank, having 2 suits or all being ranked 10 or higher you have the possibility of all 6 combinations working for you. On the other hand if ‘D’ is an off-suit 2 then the potential showdown pairings are immediately reduced to 3 - now only A-B, A-C and B-C work in your favor.

Reduce this to a single pair and 2 ‘rags’ and you will see that you only have a single combination working for you. Omaha Poker hands are usually won by nut straights, flushes or a full house - making sure that your hand contains cards which work well together will ensure that you maximize your potential to make a hand strong enough to win at showdown!

High pairs are playable before the flop in this form of the game, however caution is advised with holdings such as an over-pair - particularly if the flop shows possible straights or flushes. Holdings such as A-A-x-x (where the ‘x’ indicates an unrelated small card) are powerful but not a huge favorite against many coordinated hands that your opponents might play.

For example A-A-2-7 of 4 different suits is actually a small underdog to 5-6-7-8 of 2 suits - the latter holding is known as a ‘rundown’ and is a potentially strong hand in Omaha due to multiple possibilities to make straights and flushes.

There is considerable debate concerning which is the strongest starting hand in Omaha. Some people believe that A-A-J-10 double suited (that is or 2 suits with the potential to make 2 ace-high flushes) is the best. Others argue that A-A-K-K double suited is even better - since a 2-pair holding will flop trips approximately 1 time in 4.

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Learn To Play Online Poker Tournaments Like The Pros - Strategies And Poker Playing Tips

The exciting world of online poker is filled with many world-class players that have developed the necessary skill sets and strategies to compete at a professional level in online Texas Hold’em. These strategies and online poker playing techniques allow them to gain an advantage over their opponents in order to leverage their skills into a winning hand. The winning strategies used by these players are outlined below and if followed properly will help you increase your online poker winnings.

Winning Online Poker Strategies

The popular winning online poker strategies are broken down into two different styles of play. One style is involves playing extremely aggressively by being rather active in every hand and involves seeing lots of flops. The other style of play is a stark contrast to the aggressive player and is basically a more conservative method that relies on avoiding confrontation and focusing on selective play by working only with opening hands that have a high percentage of winning.

In the early or opening stages of a poker game or tournament a player will generally choose either the conservative or aggressive style of play. A typical poker table consists of either 9 or 10 players. In most cases these players may all start out aggressively because the natural tendency when playing online poker is to adapt a more aggressive playing style instead of the conservative non-confrontational approach.

The reason many of today’s online poker players take this aggressive strategy is so that they can accumulate a large amount of chips quickly at the beginning of the tournament or poker game so that they can play conservative during the middle part of the tournament when the field clears itself thus saving their chips and aggressive style for the end of the game, especially when they make it to the final table.

Fortunately, a smart online poker player can use this aggressive play to their advantage. The strategy that can be used involves what’s known as a continuation bet where they turn the tables and win a couple of hands pushing them closer to the winning pot.

A continuation bet is an older online poker tournament strategy where a bet is made after a flop in online poker games or tournaments. Generally, the player will initiate a raise on a hand during the poker tournament or game, which then allows him or her to gain control of the game.

The reality is when a player takes control of a hand combined with a position at the table it will usually make the other players check to the raise. As the play continues for that particular poker hand the other players will have no idea if the controlling player holds a power card, monster hand or nothing. At the end of the last card hand the controlling player will lay out his or her bet leaving the remaining players with the difficult dilemma and trouble in their decision to call, fold or raise. This is especially true if the continuation bet is high enough.

For an aggressive player this truly is a quandary because their playing style requires them to push forward in order to initially gain enough chips so that they can coast through the middle rounds and make the final table. In the event an aggressive online poker player is faced with someone playing an online poker strategy using a continuation bet the aggressive player must calculate the chances of holding the winning hand when play has concluded.

The other online poker playing strategy that I used by some players is the passive style of playing poker. This type of player prefers to avoid confrontations by being patient and letting the other poker players in the tournament knock themselves out. This strategy is much like a hunter or vulture who patiently waits for their opponents to make a wrong move before pouncing on them by revealing monster hands.

Players using this style of online poker play have a slight edge because it provides them an opportunity watch their opponents throughout the poker tournament. This observation allows the conservative player the opportunity to analyze the betting patterns of the other online poker players throughout the online poker tournament. This allows for the opportunity to devise a plan in order to counter the aggressive strategies used by the other poker players in the tournament with the hopes of reaching the final table and place in the money.

No matter what strategy you choose to employ during an online poker game it’s important to have a flexible style of play, especially during the opening rounds of any online poker tournament. The ability to do so will mean the difference between finishing out of the money or making the final table and cashing in.

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How to Choose an Online Poker Site

So, you have decided that you want to play poker Online, and your hunt for the perfect site has begun. But alas, there are literally hundreds of poker sites on the Internet. How do you discriminate between all of these available sites, to find that desired site ? There are several key criteria that you should be aware of, in your quest to find the poker site that is perfect for you. Understanding these criteria, and being able to use them as a basis for comparison, will significantly simplify your selection process:

Free Poker - If you are looking to play online poker for pure recreation, and not for money, ensure that the site you are interested in accommodates “free” players. Most online poker sites do cater to free players.

Software Download vs. Web-based - Most, if not all, online poker sites require you to download their poker client software onto your computer system to run. If you are adverse to downloading such software onto your system, then you might want to check to see if the poker site alternatively has a web-based poker interface, which allows you to play poker on the site from within your browser. Software installs run the potential risk of viruses and/or adware being loaded onto your system (although most of the reputable firms would never do that), but software installs on your computer generally run a lot faster than web-based sessions. Software installations harness the power of your local PC’s CPU, whereas web-based interfaces rely on downloading any screen real estate updates over the Internet during play. This can be slow, particularly, if you are running over a slow internet connection (e.g., a dialup line). Hence, if you are after speed, select local software installations; if you are concerned about your computer’s safety or cannot afford the disk space used by a software installation, select a web-based poker site.

Methods of Deposit/Withdrawal - If you are planning to play poker for money over the Internet, it is very important to consider the methods of deposit and withdrawal that a poker site supports. Many of these sites permit major credit cards to be used, which seem to be the universal deposit mechanism of choice. Others permit the use of bank transfer, ACH transfer, checks, and wire transfer from banks. Most poker sites also support some form of 3rd party eWallets, which provide an intermediary between banking institutions and the poker site itself. The main criteria to look at are: 1) What methods of deposit/withdrawal are supported by the poker site, and how many of these methods are supported by the locale that you live in ?; 2) Is it legal to fund/withdraw to/from a poker site, from the jurisdiction that you are playing in ?; 3) What are the fees associated with the 3rd party eWallet companies that you are able to use, and how reliable are they (this latter question can be researched on some of the poker message forum boards) ?

Locale Restrictions - Some poker sites restrict the playing for money (and even free play sometimes), based on your locale, and the laws governing gambling in your locale. You should check with the laws of your local jurisdiction and check with the poker site, to see if there are any imposed restrictions on play, based on your locale.

Support - You should definitely look at the methods of support that a poker site offers. Poker sites generally provide one (or more) methods of support that include: telephone support, fax support, Email support, and live chat support. The more of these that a poker site offers, the better. For telephone support, check and see if the poker site offers toll-free support from your playing jurisdiction or not.

Game Variety - Depending on your level of poker playing expertise and your interest in variety, it is important to determine which game types the poker site supports. Almost all of the sites offer Texas Holdem, but depending on your level of interest, you should check to see if they offer games like Five and Seven Card Stud, Omaha Poker (and all of its variations), Blackjack (not poker, but often included as a game option), Stud (and its variations), Draw poker, Tournament support, and limit and pot limit games. Tournaments in particular are very popular with online poker sites, and some site tournaments offer very large prize pools.

Bonuses - Most, but not all, of the poker sites offer some form of bonus to the player, when you initially sign up with the site. Each site’s bonus is somewhat different, but of the one’s that offer first time bonus, it is usually predicated on a minimum initial deposit. Many bonuses are also calculated based on the amount of money deposited and spent on the site. Additionally, many sites offer reload bonuses, which are bonuses that are offered to existing customers, beyond their initial deposit bonus, and as an incentive to keep you as a customer.

Graphics and Useability - This is a very important consideration. Every poker site has a different look and feel to it. If you are going to be playing poker for money, it is important that you feel comfortable with the screen graphics and your ability to navigate (via mouse or keyboard clicks) through the poker program. If you feel uncomfortable at all with the poker site, you should definitely not consider playing at it for money. You should always test a poker site out in “free” mode first, before actually considering it for real-money wagering.

Game Features - You should always consider the game features that are available with a given poker site. Game features such as hand history, multiple simultaneous playing windows, player notes, audible and visual indicators, player statistics, connection status indicator, player chat, turbo games, and screen options should always be considered.

Rake - Rake is the amount of the pot that the poker site takes (as part of its fee for doing business), from each hand. You should always be aware of how much rake a poker site takes (compared to another site). Poker sites usually use a Weighted Contribution rake method or an Average Contribution method, when calculating rake. Obviously, the lower the rake, the more money you will take home on hand wins, but this criteria by itself should not dictate which poker site you use, since all of the above factors need to be taken into consideration as well. In summary, the aforementioned criteria should always be used, when deciding which Poker site is best for you. Depending on your preferences, some of these criteria should be given more weight than others. Happy Poker site hunting !!

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Is Online Poker Destroying Today’s Youth?

You flick on your computer, log into your favorite online poker site, enter a room for stakes, and off you go into the world of online poker wagering. Many of these sites don’t bother checking the age of its players; as long as you have the ability to fund your account, you can wager and play. Young people below the legal ages of 18 or 21, can readily play on many of these poker sites.

Are these sites destroying today’s youth ? Do these sites effectively promote underage gambling and exacerbate gambling problems at an early age ?

Some opponents of online poker gambling, articulate the following reasons as to why it should be banned, and certainly be prohibited for underage minors:

Easy to fund accounts - Some online poker sites put no age restrictions on people gambling at their site. Underage gamblers can effectively fund poker accounts through credit cards, their parents’ credit cards, bank transfer, and 3rd party eWallet intermediaries. The anonymity of the age of the gambler, does not alert the poker site, in this instance, that an underage gambler is wagering on their site. Thus, there are no restrictions placed on underage gamblers on these types of sites.

Local laws not enforced - Despite some jurisdiction’s current laws and restrictions against online gambling, many sites (physically located in different jurisdictions, where poker and wagering is legal) still cater to these players. Again, there is no discrimination in these cases, on the age or locale of the player.

Money management skills lacking - Many opponents of online and underage gambling like to think that online poker caters to “a click of a mouse, and you’ll lose your house” syndrome. Although this bit of reasoning appears to be a bit extreme, online poker can offer a young gambler, who is not well-versed in money management skills, the ability to lose a great deal of money, in a short amount of time.

Compulsive gambling - Many studies have been done, that indicate that compulsive gambling effects a very, very small percentage of overall gamblers. However, does the easy access of online poker encourage and foster compulsive gambling at a young age ?

Money give-away - Are underage gamblers using their lunch money to gamble ? Are they taking their allowances and betting that they will come up with a Royal Flush ? In short, are underage gamblers gambling with their everyday money ?

Obsession - Is online poker becoming an obsession for today’s youth ? Are today’s youth spending their free time in front of a screen (gambling), when in fact, it is taking away time from their family, friends, and school work ? Is this obsession destroying their lives socially ?

These are all valid concerns, and depending on the individual, could be applicable or not. Fortunately, there are some counter-arguments to the above anti-youth-gambling rhetoric. The proponents of online gambling argue the following:

Freedom of speech - There are inherent freedoms in this world today. The internet shows no boundaries and internet gamblers (the youth included) should be able to do what they want with their own money. Freedom of speech is the paramount issue here.

Youth Gambling Detection - Some of the reputable online poker sites already have sophisticated checks in place, to ensure that their patrons are not underage gamblers.

Hypocrisy - The opposition is quick to cry out against Underage online poker players, yet there are many jurisdictions that permit underage gamblers to take part in online lotteries and online fantasy sports pools, which are often played for wager.

Regulation is the answer - If online poker became regulated (for example, in the United States), the online underage argument could be nipped in the bud, and the prevention of underage gamblers could certainly be addressed. There are many reputable online poker establishments running worldwide, that have enforced such checking for years, and the associated technology governing this has reached a maturation process. These technology advancements could be shared with jurisdictions that currently do not have these safeguards in place, to achieve the desired results.

In summary, regulation of online poker universally would result in the ability to formally administer age detection safeguards, which would eliminate the youth from gambling online. Although this may not be 100 % foolproof, it will go along way to preserving and protecting today’s youth from the potential destruction forces of online gambling, and is certainly the best compromise that can be achieved.

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Online Poker - Looking Back

Poker is there in the market for over 200 years. However, online poker is a recent player in the world of online casino and gambling. It was in the year of 1998 that the first online poker room came into existence. The only online poker room during that time was Planet Poker.

Slowly with the passage of time, more online poker rooms were introduced in the online casino field. The rake structure that was fixed initially was from 5 percent to $3 max rake. This rake structure is more or less constant even today. It was in 1999, that Paradise Poker entered the scenario.

Poker Spot that was introduced in 2000 started facing some troubles later regarding collection of deposits of the players from the credit. Therefore, it went out of the scene. In the year 2001, two online poker firms made their entries. These were Party Poker and Poker Stars.

Poker Stars earned popularity because of its online poker tournaments. Paradise Poker happened to be the dominant player till 2003. It was in this year that Party Poker made its launch of television advertising campaign. Online poker gained immense popularity with every passing day. It started to grow heavily.

The advertising campaign of Party Poker became a big hit. Besides, their launching of the Party Poker Million earned them huge success in the marketing field. This helped to take the network of poker to a much elevated level. This network is known to represent nearly half of all the online poker market.

Chris Moneymaker created a big buzz in the online poker industry. After qualifying for the main event of World Series of Poker, he became successful in outlasting a field of 839 entrants. This happened to be the biggest World Series of Poker during that time. He bagged cash money of $2.5 million.

In the year 2003, came into the scenario a website providing information on poker. In 2004, online poker games reached its peak. There were instances of increasing number of plays at the virtual tables. Soon few more new players like Noble Poker and Full Tilt Poker entered the market. The revenues almost tripled.

Today, online poker industry is one of the most popular industries in the world of online gambling. Over the years, it has been able to draw huge attention from gambling lovers from various corners of the world. However, one should know the rules of playing the game before trying their hands in this field.

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Online Poker Tournament - Strategies For Winning One

One table in standard on-line poker tournament is the same as a microcosm within a large many table tournament. Gamblers or players normally play tight in the initial few tables of online poker tournaments. At minimum 9 to 10 players will complete in a single poker table. The initial stages of online poker tournament are seen as being very aggressive by most people.

Below are some of the on-line poker tournaments strategies.

Remember that when you are playing online poker tournament, it I imperative that you know a few tested strategies of play. Whether your main intention is to win the top prize or maybe just to hung around the game for some time and possibly get be rewarded, any player should equip himself with numerous strategies.

In any poker tournament whether it is a live tournament or an online tournament some factors are the same. The blinds will increase at set increments. Usually online you will see more hands then in a live game therefore it is not uncommon for the blinds structure to be shorter. For example live poker tournaments will range from 15 minutes to 60 minutes blinds. When the blinds increase slowly the structure will be more geared towards skill. The shorter the blinds the more luck will be needed or you will need to be more aggressive sooner to keep from being blinded out.

Another factor is the antes most live poker tournaments that are run by a casino will have an ante after the first hour or so or at a certain blind, the ante will start and increase right along with the blinds. IN online tournaments you may or may not have antes, You will find most online poker doe not have antes. A payout structure is also another thing live and online play has in common. Pay close attention to the payout structure. Online you will find the payout structure in cheap tournaments is set where many players are paid but the amount is lower. In live tournaments the payout structure tends to be final table or top 10 percent. Online poker tournaments also come in the turbo variety where the blinds go up every 3 minutes or so. This is not a tournament for a poker player with skill. Since the time frame is so short you do not have time to make a mo

Betting Strategies in online poker tournaments are a vital tool to success. Betting strategies are merely ways of betting that will put the pot odds in your favor and will possibly induce a mistake on your opponents part to show a profit for you.

One betting Strategy in an online poker tournament is the continuations bet or follow up bet after raising before the flop. These are also feeler bets in a way the let you know where you stand in the hand as well as possibly giving you a chance to win the pot right there. These types of bets are usually used when you raised preflop representing a strong hand. Lets say you raised preflop and the flop didn’t help you and there is 400 in the pot you make another bet of 200 or as little as 100. If everyone folds you will show a profit. If someone calls you will have to put them on something and then depending on your read and your cards play accordingly. Now lets say that when you make a bet of half the pot 1 out 3 times you will win. If this is the case you will win right there. This bet will show a profit for you. Lets say you only bet 100 now if you take the pot one of 4 times you will show a profit. This is a common betting strategy. You will see your opponents use this quite a bit.

Another betting strategy in an online poker tournament is to stop the chasers by putting the pot odds against them. Lets say you have AK and the flop comes AK9 and two are suited. Now you will need to bet an amount that will deny your opponent 3 to 1 odds in order to chase his flush which is the likely chasing hand here or maybe a open end straight draw. So lets say you bet making the pot odds 2 to 1 and he chases it. Sometimes you will have to fold because he will hit but he will only hit 4 out of 1 times or so. Therefore this play will show a profit for you if he continues to chase and you should eventually come out ahead.

Betting Strategies in online poker tournaments are basically ways of either winning the pot cheaply when you don’t have anything or betting the right amount to deny proper odds for a draw but to allow a call from someone with a hand not as good as yours.

So this is the basic idea of betting strategies. There is much more too this than we have covered here. You will also have to make some adjustments depending on the table.

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Poker Rooms - Locating The Best Online Poker Rooms

As the a gambling industry continues to be technologically advanced killing the barriers of time, and distance, many people are now playing the online poker room, that one needs is skill and sufficient funds to access the website and start playing against other people from different places.

If you have ever attended any casino or other gaming establishment, chances are good that you may have run into someone who the perfect place to play a hot game of poker could be found. Naturally, the level of accuracy of this statement depended greatly on the individual in question, as frequently these types of statements are completely based in imagination and fantasy on the part of the informant. The truth of the matter is that finding the one best venue for the playing of poker or other gambling and gaming activities is a near impossible task, since every casino, poker room and gaming establishment professes itself to be the best, the highest paying and the most reliable. The concept of truth in advertising is very loosely followed in the gray area of what constitutes the best or most reliable casino or poker room.

The experience of searching the web for online poker room like pokerpressbox.com can be just as frustrating as the search for the offline brick and mortar counterpart in any gaming friendly city such as Las Vegas or Atlantic City. The search for the best sites, the fastest payouts and the most secure online poker room and casinos can lead to a lot of dead ends, wasted time and even worse, wasted money. But the search for a suitable online poker room such as pokerpressbox.com doesn’t have to be difficult or even overly long if the user focuses on a few main characteristics that are critical to the success of any online poker room casino or poker room.

First and foremost, the issue of security should be addressed. Security against illegal tampering as well as protection against collusion and players who work together to cheat the other players who may be new to the concept of online poker room are both important areas to address in the search for online poker room and casinos worth playing. Without the proper security features, the player can’t be sure that payment information and personal data isn’t being copied from the site and the data that streams back and forth from player and poker room.

Fortunately, sites like pokerpressbox.com have effectively incorporated the latest effective technology into the online poker room room and casino concept and provides the maximum available protection against hacking with state of the art encryption technology. Safe and secure sign ups as well as day to day winnings are safe from the prying eyes of strangers.

The best online poker room sites have to be reputable. That is, they should be fair and pay out quickly and easily. It is important when you are deciding which site is best for you that you take into account what others are saying about the site. Some poker sites make it difficult to get your money out after you have won, while others lack the customer service to make guests feel comfortable. There are a number of best online poker rooms rating sites available with reviews from actual users. With very little research you should be able to narrow your search for the best online poker rooms, poker sites down to the most reputable three or four on the online poker rooms.

The next factor you want to take into account in your quest for the best online poker rooms is the number of people on the site. The more people that are on a poker website, the more likely you will be able to find a game quickly. Most people find it frustrating to go to a site only to find that it is difficult to get a table going or to join an existing table. If you are playing poker on line you want to log on and go. The idea is not to spend all of your time surfing around for a game. Also, you will want to weigh the number of people against the other factors to determine where it ranks in terms of importance to you in finding the best online poker rooms for you.

Finally, you want to evaluate your own game so that you can determine what kind of competition you want to face. Different online poker rooms sites offer different levels of competition. By using the aforementioned ratings sites, you can find reviews of which online poker room sites offer the steepest competition. Remember, better competition can get you into better games, but if you just want to be able to win a few bucks here and there you may want to stick with more intermediate or beginner online poker room rooms with lower pots. Determining the level at which you want to play, especially against the number of players on a site, is paramount in determining the best online poker rooms site for you.

Any online poker rooms player would be well advised to visit pokerpressbox.com and decide for themselves which online poker room is right for them. Fears surrounding online poker room rooms are not as great in magnitude as those of real life casino can be. With that realization you are free to explore the world of online poker roomspoker.

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