Online Poker Tips for the Beginner

Here are some online poker tips for the beginner that should be helpful. Sometime it’s good for those of us that have been playing online for a while to remind ourselves of these tips as well !

* Always learn the software of the poker room you have chosen to play at before depositing any money. Every site offers play money games and you should spend a little time playing these in order to get used to how everything operates.

* Many beginners to online poker get distracted by doing too many things at once, like talking on the telephone, reading their e-mails, or playing too many tables at once. I even had one person tell me they knit and watch TV while playing ! I say let your opponents be the ones who make mistakes at the table because of them not paying attention, not you .

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* Always study your poker game to learn how to improve your results. One of the biggest online poker mistakes by many beginners is playing way too many hands. I advice beginners to start off with playing only strong hands until they become more experienced. You can learn to improve your game by reading poker books, web-sites and by joining some good online poker forums. Most folk at forums are always ready to give out some playing advice.

* Poker is a game which is meant to be fun, and to have fun you need to be sure that you are playing with money that you can afford to lose. Learn to manage your Poker Bankroll…..

Whether you are playing poker for fun or to make a living, a bankroll is necessary. Here at Carolina Gambler I advice you to always practice good bankroll management. That is the key to becoming a successful poker player that most every beginner to online poker fails to realize. At FullTilt Poker Academy, Poker Pro Chris Ferguson recommends playing with only 5% of your bankroll in any one cash table session and 2% when playing multi table tournaments. The big advantage to doing that is so you can’t lose more than that if things go bad. And if they do, move down a step with your buy -ins. It’s better to be a winning .25/.50 player than it is a losing 1.00/2.00 one !

So till next time, play smart and never bet more than you can afford to lose !

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