Practice Your Poker Skills To Increase Your Poker Bankroll

By Author: Call or Fold Poker LLC
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The average novice poker player that has a full time job day dreams about just coming to the tables and making a living. He or she goes on a good run and suddenly it hits ‘em! “I could do this for a living!!”. Looks at the “Pro” to the left with the baseball hat, sunglasses, and head phones and thinks “I have to be smarter than that guy/girl”. The fact is, out of 100 Million poker players world wide, only a very small percentage ever make a good living at this game. Things like “Pot Odds”, “Winning Percentage” become common thoughts in their head. Instead of waiting until the 1st or 15th for that guaranteed paycheck from an unappreciative employer, “That guy or girl” is waiting for the right hand to crush you with, so you can hand over some of that paycheck. Playing several hands per round, hoping for those 6 outs that can improve your hand seems to drain away your stack. Walking away, you scratch your head “man if only I got a ….” . Does this sound familiar? It should. Every single player has uttered those words. The difference between you and the great ones, is they have figured ...
... out when to call and when to fold correctly (much more often than you). The cliché song from Kenny Rogers rings truer today than it ever has. Poker has turned into a billion dollar industry, and it grows more popular every year. If you are serious about wanting to earn money (notice I did not say a living) at this game, then you need to become serious in how you play. Set your limits. Set your goals. Practice against apps. Learn the odds. Understand why with a 3-1 winning probability, and 2-1 pot odds, YOU SHOULD FOLD! This site is dedicated to the millions of players out there that need a little guidance in their “second income”. We recommend you check out our Beta Software under training. If it seems too difficult, then our recommendation is to do some more studying. It’s not our money, so we can’t “TELL” you what to do. We just hope that the hard knocks that others have endured may prevent you from losing any more money than you have to. Good luck, and see you at the tables!