Good Texas Holdem Poker Moves to Know

July 10, 2013 by American Poker Directory

Whether you are a new player or someone who is seasoned in Texas Holdem Poker, these tips may be helpful. My wife and I are fairly seasoned and we still always listen and look around to find more advice. You can never learn too much, and if you take the time to read an article and you do not find it useful, you can simply forget about it.

Lets begin by talking about The Limp Re-Raise technique. There are two key ways to utilize this technique the first is to bluff your opponent before the pre-flop, and the second is to play your hand slowly when you have a solid hand. This is a very good way to deceive your opponents because you will not want anyone to figure out your pocket cards, this is a way to accomplish this.
Many people do not strategically limp in or re-raise, they simply guess and try to fool their opponents. The only thing a seasoned Texas Holdem player is going to be fooled is that you are implementing strategy. The first thing is that you want to wait for one of the people you are playing Holdem against re-raise first. This does not make you seem over zealous. The purpose is to get your hooks in the people who would have folded and know put their money in the pot.

Another thing to be cognizant about is that you should use this technique when one of your opponents is playing very aggressive. It has proven to be very effective for my wife and I and lucrative.

When you are playing a friendly game of poker or one for real money, you have most likely seen someone limping in from under the gun going to a three- bet when his or her opponent goes in for a raise. The odds are that this player has a dynamic hand. However obvious it may be there are still ways to profit from this such as when you are playing in tournaments or sit and go.

Another thing is that you can induce other opponents to go in when they wouldn’t have and give the person who has an impeccable hand to make a mistake. When the flop and the river come down, the hand may go in your favor. How many times do you want to re-raise? Probably about three times would be appropriate.

Moving along when you have a great hand yourself you can use this technique for value rather than a bluff. The key is to get your opponent in the big blond that is aggressive to re-raise, you are going to want him or her to put more money in the pot for you to take.

Sometimes when you are sitting on excellent pocket cards, if you just raise your opponent will fold, however if you re-raise the aggressive player you will do the opposite Hopefully you can implement these techniques in your Texas Holdem Poker games.