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Hand of the Week 4A (6 Max, 88 in HJ) Hand of the Week 3B (QJs on the Button)

Length: 2:22
Date Added: April 18, 2012
Length: 2:50
Date Added: March 16, 2012
In the next hand of the week series, Courtney looks at a 6 Max hand from 2 players. First, we start with 88 in HJ. Once getting to the river, Courtney asks the question - How much should Player 1 raise on the river?

Part I | Part II >> (Coming Soon)
Continuing from Part I, we now look at the hand from the Button's perspective with QJs. How do you think the BB played with KQs v the Button with QJs?

<< Part I | Part II
Hand of the Week 3A (KQs in the BB) Hand of the Week 2B (AJ in SB with 20 BBs in MTT)

Length: 3:14
Date Added: March 13, 2012
Length: 2:58
Date Added: March 2, 2012
In the next Hand of the Week series, Courtney breaks a hand down from Hero and the Villain. First, in Part I, you will see KQs from the BB against a button raise. How do you think Hero played this hand? Stay tuned for Part II which shows the hand from the perspective of the button.

Part I | Part II >>
In Part II in Week 2 of "Hand of the Week", Courtney Gee now looks at how to play AJ blind vs blind after the flop. A lot of your actions depend on how to build the pot correctly and how your bet size makes the hand easier to play. What do you think of her play on this board?

<< Part I | Part II
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Tyson Hi, I'm Tyson and welcome to FTR! If you're new to FTR, this is what we're all about in a nutshell - to help the average Joe become a winning, profitable Texas Holdem poker player and to provide an active, friendly, and intelligent online poker community.

Flop Turn River.com has been around since 2003, when I started to seriously learn and play online Texas Holdem. My real education began in 2003 (even though I had played poker and holdem casually for many years), studying poker books, reading online materials, and eventually, joining and playing at an online poker room. My online poker adventure would begin on an impulse late one Saturday evening, after seeing a random Paradise Poker commercial on TV. I opened an account, deposited some money, and began to play Texas Holdem online for the first time. I joined Paradise Poker where I played the $.50-$1.00 Limit Texas Holdem poker game.

As a brand new player to the online poker world, I was a pretty easy target. A "fish" you could say. A student of Sklansky's books, my poker education started and developed in the low stakes Limit Texas Holdem ring game where I eventually developed into a break-even player ...after dropping a bankroll of $700.

It's interesting though, I began experimenting with other variations of Texas Hold'em. I moved from the low stakes Limit Texas Holdem ring game to Limit Texas Holdem tournaments at Paradise Poker. I played $10 Limit Sit-n-Go Tournaments (10 player tournaments), and started having a lot more fun playing Texas Holdem, but was still just a break-even poker player, even in this form of Texas Hold'em.

I then switched from Limit Sit-n-Go's to the No Limit Sit-n-Go Tournaments, where I enjoyed greater success, graduating to a slightly winning poker player. I started to develop a No Limit Texas Holdem strategy that was working for me. I moved my game to UltimateBet, to take advantage of the new user bonus, and here I finally migrated my poker game to the No-Limit Texas Holdem ring game variation. I practiced my no limit texas holdem strategies at UltimateBet's low stakes $.10-$.25 tables, while earning some free bonus dollars.

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Becoming a winning poker player, in my opinion, was not that difficult. It took some time, it took the right variation of Holdem poker that I was most competent, and over a $700 bankroll in my case, but at the end of the learning experience, I developed a No Limit Texas Holdem strategy that would prove to give back so much more. Eric helped me publish the little poker knowledge I had attained onto the web to share with other players, and so begain this online Texas Holdem strategy website. Solid and proven no limit Texas Holdem strategy was surprisingly difficult to find online, so I delivered my own, and if you're a losing poker player, the strategies on this website will undoubtedly help you.

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