Advice on how to win at poker
Gambling while intoxicated is a bad idea. You'll often see players at a poker table with foggy eyes as their chips disappear one by one. Of course, the goal isn't to become a great pro when you're playing at home with friends for small stakes. The casino, on the other hand, necessitates that you limit your alcohol intake. It's easy to believe that you're not playing as hard after having a few drinks, but in reality, even when "not drunk," you're less focused and react less sharply. Every hand is a risk. Increase the frequency with which you pass. The most common error made by new players is to play an excessive number of hands. But playing more doesn't mean winning more, rather the opposite, losing more. In the beginning, focus on playing only your strongest hands. Avoid playing if you're agitated, upset, or otherwise depressed. If you've had a bad day, don't play poker in an attempt to lift your spirits. Playing on feelings rather th...