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		<title>Poker Rebuy Strategy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Rebuy is a stage in a poker tournament that permits players to buy more chips to put in to their stack. Players are not made out to be low on chips or out of chips, as everyone gets a chance to rebuy if they wish to do the same. A rebuy period turns out to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Rebuy is a stage in a poker tournament that permits players to buy more chips to put in to their stack. Players are not made out to be low on chips or out of chips, as everyone gets a chance to rebuy if they wish to do the same. A rebuy period turns out to be good for all players as it involves the fabulous boost in pot size that all see happen. Your being in a good position makes out that you do not need to rebuy, and also depicts that you are in a relatively comfortable zone and even not bothering anything and seeing so many players keep coming back to the game to challenge you. </p>
<p>Your not heading towards a rebuy also indicates how finely you have been placed to survive among the lots of rebuy periods and also assure of your bright chances to be good enough to keep on staying in front of them. Generally for any specific event, a rebuy appears as single or limited rebuys or unlimited rebuys. It can well be smartly made use either to buy ones way right back into a game being dropped out of, or plainly to shore up your chip count. Several factors should be considered to decide whether it’s useful rebuying into a tournament or not.  </p>
<p>The quality of your opposition will tell you what to do about a rebuy. If the opponent is not strong enough, it’s good to get a rebuy. If the quality of opposition is better than you, you should give it a think before carrying on. The luck has it say in a poker game and you got to be sure enough that you were unlucky to be knocked out. If you lost out despite having the best cards and using the right betting strategy, it means you should try again for sure. </p>
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		<title>Poker playing tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:53:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Poker entirely depends upon other players not knowing your hand. It is true that other players cannot see your hand, but your reaction and jiffy activities can dole them out a lot of information. You might not win what you would have done by giving out wrong signals with your gestures. This practice applies on [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Poker entirely depends upon other players not knowing your hand. It is true that other players cannot see your hand, but your reaction and jiffy activities can dole them out a lot of information. You might not win what you would have done by giving out wrong signals with your gestures. This practice applies on every format of a poker game. As soon as a player is dealt a nice hand, in all probability, there would a smile from his/her side after looking at the cards. Raising eyebrows or frequently gazing at own cards might give out enough to let your rivals know about you having a nice hand.</p>
<p>When faced with such a situation, it would be a mistake to abruptly place a huge bet. In case of your doubling the stakes as soon as you have a good hand, it will be noticed keenly by other players. It’s always good to take time and avoid doing silly mistakes like acting too quickly. Good players usually take full notice of all your activities and will then probably fold; it brings out that you just could manage to win a paltry sum despite having a good hand. Nobody would love missing out on a golden chance to repent later. So be pretty careful about the way you gesture and judge the moves of your opponent while playing a poker game.   </p>
<p>Developing a betting strategy is a good idea that will also maximize winnings and minimize losses. Come out with a varied betting strategy so other players can’t guess your hand. Paying constant attention pays rich dividend, as keep track about the aggressive/loose players by taking your time.  Have a close look at the gone betting to see what your opponents might have, and avoid sticking to one style of playing. Those utterly unpredictable are always rated as the most victorious poker players.</p>
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		<title>Poker limits III</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:53:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Pot limit games of poker are not always played according to its strict definition. So what amount should be the maximum value of raise in the betting round prior to flop is determined by different calculations.
According to some variation, when the pot value is being calculated the small and big blind are treated to have [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Pot limit games of poker are not always played according to its strict definition. So what amount should be the maximum value of raise in the betting round prior to flop is determined by different calculations.</p>
<p>According to some variation, when the pot value is being calculated the small and big blind are treated to have same value size. The player, in such cases, has the choice to open a bet which is equal to the size of four times of the big blind. So, if the game is being played with $10 and $20 blind wagers, the opening bet can be $80 and can be staked straight away or started with an initial call of $20 and raised by $10 till $80 is achieved. As long as the initial round of betting is underway the remaining players are also free to calculate pot value by considering $10 small blind like $20 big blind.</p>
<p>An exceptional situation is when it cannot be unanimously estimated how much is the maximum value of the raise of small blind when all action has folded to the small blind. In this case, some poker games consider the big blind as a raise for the small blind and accordingly calculate the maximum raise value. So, the big blind can be called by the small blind and the pot value can be raised in amount equal to double of the big blind which would put the total bet amount at three times the amount of the big blind. Some other games of poker require the total bet to equal the amount arrived at by adding three times of big blind to the small blind value. Keeping in mind that this kind of calculation can lead to confusion, poker games played at the big tournaments determine the maximum value of raise that can be opened with and tell the value to all the players whenever there is an increment in the betting limits.</p>
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		<title>Poker limits II</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Sep 2008 14:53:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The most common variation of limit game popular among players is the fixed limit game pattern where the player must abide by the bet size that is fixed and all he must decide is whether to wager the amount or not. To allow bluffing strategy of play, some games permit doubling the fixed limit amount [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The most common variation of limit game popular among players is the fixed limit game pattern where the player must abide by the bet size that is fixed and all he must decide is whether to wager the amount or not. To allow bluffing strategy of play, some games permit doubling the fixed limit amount at some stage of play and then this is called the big bet. However the fixed amount is applicable only to the size of raise and not to the total bet amount in any given round. So, if there is a 5-round poker game played with fixed limit of $10/$20 then the opening three rounds are played with fixed bets of $10 and the final two rounds the amount is doubled to a big bet of $20. Now it is possible that in a given round, someone bets $20 and the amount is raised $10 and the player opts to re-raise $10 which would put the total bet amount for that round at $40.</p>
<p>A variation of fixed limit is kill game where a player either wins a pot of preset size or wins a series of hands. A player who triggers the kill game is required to pay a kill blind, equal in value to 1.5 times or double the size of big blind and is called half kill or full kill respectively. The betting limits also are respectively multiplied by 1.5 or 2 times.</p>
<p>If the poker game is played where a player can raise equal to the value of the current pot, it is a pot limit game. Another way to raise a bet in a pot limit game is not to raise the maximum and equal to the pot size but only till a value that is at least equal or slightly more than the amount of dough currently being betted or raised in that round of play.</p>
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		<title>Poker limits</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Poker is a gambling game but it is obvious that it would be too cumbersome to play it if it continued indefinitely. So, while there is a concept such as a no limit poker game, mostly games have a regulation saying how many times a player may open or raise, a condition called betting limits. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Poker is a gambling game but it is obvious that it would be too cumbersome to play it if it continued indefinitely. So, while there is a concept such as a no limit poker game, mostly games have a regulation saying how many times a player may open or raise, a condition called betting limits. While fixed limit and spread limit games are the most common, the other kind of games offered in poker play are no limit and pot limit, with both these two kind of games being termed as big bet games.</p>
<p>It is a general rule that whenever limit games are being played, there has to be a minimum bet size and a maximum bet size with the provision of a betting unit which is equal to the smallest value in which wagers can be staked. So, if a game allows the limits ranging between $25 and $100 and the betting unit is $5, then the play allows betting to start from the minimum $25 and can go up as much as $100 and all wagers must be done only in multiples of $5 and no other bet sizes will be allowed. If played with a bring-in, then the game would allow bet size to be lower than the minimum bet which can either be called or raised to the minimum value and completed. </p>
<p>There are some poker games that invite gamblers playing for very high stakes and hence any restriction of betting limits only makes the game less exciting. To counter the problem, no limit poker games are played for benefit of the patrons vying for a pot that would go as high as possible. The freedom of the betting pattern of a no limit game allows gamblers to raise the bet size to any amount they please and can even stake their entire stock in the pot in a single raise if they want. However, this concept of going all the way is subject to rules and regulations governing gameplay as observed in the casino houses. </p>
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