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PokerWorks are proud to present you one of the largest and best prepared poker strategy articles collection. Here, you will find various poker strategy articles written and checked by professional poker players, dealers or casino employees. Articles are divided in to three different categories, and each category has subcategories such as Texas Holdem, Omaha poker and tournament poker. Poker Articles are updated daily, so please feel free to come back and check it again. If you think we missed something, check Poker Directory and if you have any questions or ideas, these are very welcome at our Poker Forum.Latest Beginner Poker Strategy articles
How Would You Play This Hand? – Full Tilt Poker, $10+1 DS Knockout
Poker Plays by PokerPeaker – Making the right play after bad play
How Would You Play This Hand – Bodog, NLHE Tournament, $4000 Guarantee
Boot Camp - What Parenting Can Teach You About Poker
How Would You Play This Hand – Full Tilt Poker NLHE, $9500 Guarantee
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Latest poker strategy articles
 How Would You Play This Hand? – Full Tilt Poker, $10+1 DS Knockout
Full Tilt Poker offers 90 player $10+1 sit and go tournaments which payout $2 for every player you knock out. This tournament structure offers a good value for a low buy-in tournament. Each player starts with 3000 chips and the blinds go up every 5 minutes. Full Tilt pays out 10% of the field (9 players). The 1st place finisher receives $230, 2nd place gets $140 and 3rd pays $100.
8 May, 2008
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 Poker Plays by PokerPeaker – Making the right play after bad play
I have a nice pocket pair, Q-Q, and I'm playing $.25/.50 NLHE on Bodog Poker. Now before I start, I have a confession to make. I really hate Q-Q. I always have. Every time I get the ladies, it seems an Ace or King comes on the flop. When it doesn't, I usually get sucked out on.
5 May, 2008
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 How Would You Play This Hand – Bodog, NLHE Tournament, $4000 Guarantee
Bodog Poker runs a daily $44+4 double-stack tournament at 3:30pm EST. You receive 3000 starting chips and the blind levels increase every 10 minutes. Today’s tournament had a $800 overlay. It was short 19 players. This is common with many of Bodog’s guaranteed prize pool tournaments.
4 May, 2008
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 Boot Camp - What Parenting Can Teach You About Poker
Parenting has taught me a lot about life. I'm a better person for having kids. I've talked many times about how to be a father or mother to young children and keep poker in your life. I've called this my Boot Camp series.
3 May, 2008
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 How Would You Play This Hand – Full Tilt Poker NLHE, $9500 Guarantee
Full Tilt runs a daily $24+2 “Knockout” tournament at 3:00pm EST. You receive 2000 starting chips and the blind levels increase every 10 minutes. This is a fun format because you receive $4 for every player you knockout of the tournament which makes the play a bit looser especially when a player is all-in.
30 Apr, 2008
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 Poker Plus - Multi-Tasking
When you play poker online do you multi-table? Many players do, especially when in tournaments. Multi-tabling has many advantages, increasing your chances of placing in tournaments and keeping you from being bored. We all know boredom while playing poker is the enemy. Boredom causes us to play hands we shouldn’t play, increasing our losses, decreasing our chances of winning.
24 Apr, 2008
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 How Would You Play This Hand – Full Tilt Poker, NLHE Tournament, $9500 Guarantee
Full Tilt runs a daily $24+2 “Knockout” tournament at 3:00pm EST. You receive 2000 starting chips and the blind levels increase every 10 minutes. This is a fun format because you receive $4 for every player you knockout of the tournament which makes the play a bit looser especially when a player is all-in.
24 Apr, 2008
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 Poker plays with PokerPeaker - The 4th raise means A-A
I'm playing .50/$1 NLHE on PokerStars. I'm dealt A-A. That's pretty good. Even so, I'm not going to mess around with them. I've got them in 4th position, so I need to raise here. To be honest, these limits are a bit high for me, so I really don't want to play them too fancy.
23 Apr, 2008
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 Poker Plus - Analyzation
A good way to improve your poker game is to analyze your hands and how you played those hands. This can best be accomplished by getting hand histories, available on almost all poker sites. By studying the hand histories you can see exactly what went down in the hand, helping you learn what you maybe could have done differently to win the hand, or lose less on the hand.
22 Apr, 2008
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 How Would You Play This Hand – Full Tilt Poker $24+2 6-max NLHE
This is a 6-max no-limit hold ‘em tournament hosted on Full Tilt Poker. You receive 3000 starting chips with blind levels increasing every 10 minutes. I prefer to play double-stack tournaments because the increased starting chip stack gives you a lot more room to play.
17 Apr, 2008
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