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Lesson 1:
Introduction to PokerUnderstand the game, basic rules, and poker hand rankings.
Poker is a card game that combines skill, strategy, and luck.
- Hand Rankings: Learn the different hands in poker, from a high card to a royal flush.
- Game Flow: How a typical poker round works, including betting rounds, the deal, and showdown.
- Action Terms: Understand what it means to check, raise, call, fold, and bet.
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Lesson 2:
How to Play Texas Hold’emLearn the most popular poker variant.
- Hole Cards: Learn how each player gets two cards, and how to play them.
- The Flop, Turn, and River: Understand how the community cards are dealt and how to use them with your hand.
- Winning Hands: Combine hole cards and community cards to form the best five-card hand.
- Betting Rounds: Learn the betting rounds (pre-flop, post-flop, turn, river).
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Lesson 3:
Beginner StrategiesGain confidence in your decisions at the table.
- Starting Hand Selection: Learn what hands to play and which to fold.
- Position Matters: Understand how your seat at the table affects your strategy.
- When to Fold: Recognize when it’s better to fold rather than risk losing your chips.
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Lesson 1:
Advanced Betting StrategiesUnderstand how to bet effectively to build pots and control the game.
- Value Betting: Learn how to bet when you have the best hand to extract maximum value.
- Bluffing and Semi-Bluffing: Master the art of tricking your opponents into folding when you don’t have the best hand.
- Pot Odds and Expected Value: Learn how to calculate your odds of winning versus the pot size.
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Lesson 2:
Reading OpponentsStart to read your opponents’ possible hands and predict their moves.
- Player Tendencies: Recognize different playing styles: tight, loose, passive, aggressive.
- Betting Patterns: Learn to interpret your opponent’s bet sizing to figure out their hand strength.
- Body Language (Live Play): Tips for reading physical tells at a live poker table.
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Lesson 3:
Bankroll ManagementLearn how to manage your poker funds to avoid going broke.
- Setting Limits: Understand how much of your bankroll to risk on each session and avoid risking too much.
- Avoiding Tilt: Learn how to manage emotions and stay calm during losses to make smarter decisions.
- Tracking Your Results: Keep track of wins, losses, and overall profitability.
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Lesson 1:
Advanced Hand AnalysisImprove your decision-making process by analyzing hands more effectively.
- Equity Calculation: Learn how to calculate your equity in a hand.
- Reverse Tells: Learn how to hide your tells and how to spot them in others.
- Hand Ranges: Master the concept of hand ranges and how to put opponents on a range of possible hands.
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Lesson 2:
Tournament StrategyMaster strategies specific to tournament play.
- Early, Middle, and Late Stages: How to adjust your strategy depending on the stage of the tournament.
- ICM (Independent Chip Model): Learn how to calculate the value of your chips in tournament play and adjust accordingly.
- Endgame Strategy: Learn how to play when you’re near the money or heads-up for the win.
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Lesson 3:
Using Poker SoftwareEnhance your game using poker tools and trackers.
- PokerTracker and Hold’em Manager: Learn to use software to analyze your play and improve.
- Solver Programs: Understand how solvers can improve your game and why they’re used in professional play.
- HUD (Heads-Up Display): How to interpret stats during live play and use them to gain an edge.
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Week 1:
Bluff Like a ProSuccessfully bluff at least once in a game.
Set up the perfect bluff situation and pull it off to win a pot.
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Week 2:
Analyze Your HandAnalyze and share a hand where you could have played differently.
Submit your analysis and receive feedback on how to improve your decision-making.
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Week 3:
Tournament FocusParticipate in an online tournament.
Finish in the top 50% and implement tournament strategies you’ve learned.
Rules and tips
Learn the Basics of Poker
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Hand rankings
Learn the Different Hands in Poker, from a high Card to a Royal Flush.
In poker, the value of your hand is everything. Understanding hand rankings is the key to making the right decisions at the table. Whether you’re playing Texas Hold’em or Omaha, knowing the strength of your hand will help you determine how to bet, raise, or fold.
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It’s important to note that every poker hand consists of 5 cards. While players may have additional cards dealt to them (like hole cards in Texas Hold’em), the final hand is always determined by the best 5-card combination.
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What is a Kicker in Poker?
In poker, the kicker is an important concept that can often be the deciding factor in a hand when players have the same hand ranking
A kicker is the next highest card in your hand that is used to break ties when two players have the same main hand.
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How Does the Kicker Work?
When two players have hands of the same rank (for example, both players have a pair, two pair, or three of a kind), the kicker is used to determine the winner. The kicker is the highest card that doesn’t contribute to the main hand. -
Action Terms
Understand What It Means to Check, Raise, Call, Fold, and Bet
In poker, there are several key actions that players can take during a round of betting. These terms are crucial for understanding how the game progresses and how players interact with each other at the table. Here’s a breakdown of each action:
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Hole Cards
Learn How Each Player Gets Two Cards, and How to Play Them
In poker, hole cards are the private cards dealt to each player, which are only visible to that player. In most games, like Texas Hold’em, each player receives two hole cards at the beginning of the game. These cards are a critical part of the strategy, as players must combine them with the community cards (if applicable) to form the best possible hand.
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The Flop, Turn, and River
Understand How the Community Cards Are Dealt and How to Use Them with Your Hand
In games like Texas Hold’em and Omaha, community cards are shared by all players and are placed face-up in the center of the table. These cards are dealt in stages: the Flop, the Turn, and the River. The community cards are crucial in determining the strength of your hand, as they work together with your hole cards to form the best possible five-card combination.
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Game Flow
How a Typical Poker Round Works
A typical poker round follows a standard flow, regardless of the variant you are playing (Texas Hold’em, Omaha, etc.).
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Winning Hands:
Combine Hole Cards and Community Cards to Form the Best Five-Card Hand
In poker, your hole cards (the two private cards dealt to you) and the community cards (the five cards dealt face-up in the middle of the table) are used together to form the best possible five-card hand. This is what determines whether you win or lose a hand.
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