The Best Online Poker Hands

Defining the "perfect best poker hand" is not as easy as one might think. As a matter of fact , at a closer look, it might prove to be the most difficult things in a no limit Holdem game.Let us take the following situation as an example: At the online poker table one of the players is dealt 2 kings as holecards, the one coming up after him has a pair of aces. Now, quite naturally, the first player decides that he is in possession of a strong hand indeed, most probably the strongest hand at the table.

 This will make it all the easier for him to go all in, thinking: Ain't nobody gonna beat this anyways. Unbeknownst to him however, the player who is coming up after him has a pair of aces. Having moved all in before the flop, player 1 will serve player 2 with the nicest opportunity to double his stack. Had he been dealt but a pair of 6s he most probably wouldn't have gone all in on it. What exactly does this showcase from the second player's point of view? That it's better to be going up against a pair of kings than against a pair of 6s.

 This is what Holdem is all about: find the fish with a strong , yet weaker than yours, hand and trick him into frying himself. The best way to run up a hefty bankroll. Now let's get back to looking at things from player 1's perceptive again. Chances are, in the real world, you're a lot more likely to find yourself in his shoes many more times than in Player 2's. How does one decide if the hand is strong or not? If you go with the flow and assume the most obvious you're likely to lose. 

However assuming that you're on the lower end of a strong hand all the time does you no good either. This is where poker can get extremely frustrating. This way you're likely to be bluffed out all the time by players with weaker hands than yours. Part of being a good poker player is to be able to avoid the lower end of such "perfect" hands.Players we see time and again on TV, making it after one tournament final to the other, are not only good in avoiding this trap. They're also good in creating situations in which they can be player 2, that is to be in a position that allows taking advantage of others stuck with the "perfect hand" There are a few ways one can stay out of harms way when confronted with the " perfect hand" dilemma.

 One needs not to commit all of his stach on medium-to-highpairs. Pocket 8s to Jacks are the perfect setup for someone to fall on an apparent good hand. With holecard like these one needs to play it slow till the Flop, until the moment that is when he can see if a high card hits. Another strategy is to take it slow even in posession of a high pair. Remember, when you're in posession of a pocket pair of ace the last thing you want is to deter the opposition. What you need to do is try to create the situation in which you'll be able to trap others with a medium-to-strong "perfect" hand. The downside of this approach is that you may oftentimes get more that you bargained for: that is you may just become the prey for someone else's trap. The vest way to experiment with these tactics is to just hit an poker online room, where the buy-in is small, and so are blinds. There one can sharpen his skills not running the risk of going completely bankrupt. After the online poker training if you could deem yourself worthy, it makes sense to go on to real life poker games or other – higher value – online games.