Know when to bluff

Newbies of poker are often very aggressive playing their games and they also do have a tendency to bluff a lot. Bluffing is really a powerful move in poker, but over use it and it will really lose its value. You might see big bluffs on TV with the professional poker players but remember that they rarely do this.

When you bluff regularly, you risk your stack without holding the best of cards. It is fun. It is exciting. But remember that you may end up losing a lot of money when you don’t properly time your bluffing plays.

Use Position

When you are dealt your cards you have to know your position on the table relative to the dealer. You have to know if you are acting early or acting late. If you are on the left of the button, then this means you will be one of the first to make a move. When you’re on the button or onto its right, then you will be making a late move.

Using your position will give you an advantage. Let us say you are playing late, you can see how your opponents will act upon seeing the flop, on the turn, or river. Let us say your opponent checks they you may somehow say that they might have a weak hand, so you can do a bluff or any move to make a good round.

Big hands

One safe way when beginning with your poker journey is to play safe and stay with your big hands with really strong potential. Playing lower cards will expose you to some trouble especially if you are not familiar on how to play those cards.