Playing the Turn and RiverMost of the time you will fold your hands before the flop. Then much of the time you will also fold on the flop when there is betting action. As a result you won't see the turn or river very often (unless you play a loose style, or the table is shorthanded which means that the relative value of any hand increases). When you actually make it to the turn and river either you
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Introduction Styles and hands - Player Style descriptions - Tight/Aggressive style - Starting Hands - Video - Playing the flop - Playing the turn and river Odds and Outs - Count your Outs - Pot Odds - Odds on the Turn and River - Using Percentages - Bet sizing, expressed versus implied odds Rules and terms - How to play a game - Poker hand rankings - Terminology and definitions For futher study - No Limit Hold’em starting hands; the Next Generation - My Aces got cracked! - Can I fold KK preflop? - How to play JJ? - Playing AK, Big Slick - Should I move up to avoid the bad players? Part I - Way ahead / Way behind - What is ABC poker? |
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