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Getting reasonable poker advice can maintain achieved in a number of ways, you can go get some poker books and films and read and watch. The down side for the books and videos is that they don't offer any relationship to you. The other choice is to keep in touch with an area expert that is willing to educate you on or go to a few of the seminars that can be found at the WSOP. A more practical option would be to look for a poker forum o-nline that has a community of poker players and start getting involved. I like every one of these tools-but I find a great poker forum is the most practical active method to get poker assistance.

Have a look at some of the articles and topics in the forum and see if you like the experience of the forum and if their is some solid advice when you search at a poker forum to participate. In the event the answer is yes. I recommend you join and try several posts and observe how the discussion is. Because once I started placing the responses were mostly unhelpful or rude I've posted in a number of boards and have left some. So even if the assistance looks great until you post you wont know how the forum is actually going to respond to you. For example I placed in a very well known forum once. I had spent a long time studying articles and advice that was given get other cards of the forum. Therefore I decided to join and article the posts were quite beneficial. In the time I'd a difficult time breaking 1/2 no-limit games. I posted once or twice explaining my situation and seeking suggestions about hands. Well I was really disappointed once the responses to my posts were cut downs on the fact that I didn't use c-omplete sentences or that my grammar was incorrect. Also some body submitted 'sentences are your friends' and such things as 'My eyes' all about making a poster feel miserable. Besides that fact I was posting in a poker forum and perhaps not requesting help for my grammar. If you think any thing, you will possibly require to research about linklicious or lindexed . So my advice on getting a good poker forum is to go perform a search on Google, Yahoo or MSN for the term 'poker forum' and go thru the forum and see if the advice seems good and if the prints appear friendly and helpful.

I have discovered that some of the smaller poker forums are easier to get interaction from then the major ones like 2+2 forum which is probably among the most well known poker forums on the internet. The issue I found on this community is that the connection is difficult to get. More and more of these now feature a forum of these own, also in the event that you play in an on-line poker place. Clicking better than linklicious certainly provides cautions you can tell your mother. I have scanned some of the community an and found some good advice and good beneficial people there. Then when you are looking for a quality poker forum remember the greatest advantage of joining a poker forum may be the discussion. You would like in order to post and get feedback from other participants concerning your circumstances. My mom learned about linklicious.me by browsing Yahoo. As an example you may post something like 'I played in an area poker event this weekend and had about 3000 in chips I was in early position and a very aggressive player in front of me that had made a few all in actions. Goes all in again for the third time the blinds are 600 and I have about 2 more arms before I get hit with the blinds. I look down I've AK matched. I called and all others folded. The guy shows pocket 2's. No Ace or King came and I am out' Does this appear to be a fair move or should I've folded my hand it's just A hi after-all? Now if you are in a good forum you should start seeing some comments like: 'How much in the event was it? Were you near the income or were their plenty of tables left? I think the call was reasonable based in your earlier observations, the fact you simply had 5-times the blinds left and AK suited has some good options. This can be a traditional money drop condition that takes place so frequently. I believe the play was correct it just was not every day.' Now-you notice the answer mentioned some issues and gave the posters view point about the situation. These are-the form of responses you wish to see-in a great poker community.

An important benefit to being part of a poker forum is that you can pose questions and get responses from other poker people that can give some different view points to you on a scenario or give you advice on how to improve your game. Also you can discuss your experience with other poker players and use them as a sounding board for any poker theories you could have. I also like the social part of a community. I have shared and talked poker stories with people form all around the world thanks to a poker community. So go and find you a forum and start posting!!.