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Texas Hold’em Poker Strategy

In Texas Hold’em Poker the best starting hand is double aces.

Catching Bluffs

Whenever your opponents past actions aren’t consistent with the hand he appears to be trying to represent now, suspect a bluff.

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Whatever you do, do it for a reason, and keep going until subsequent action suggests you should do something differently.

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• Texas Hold’em Poker Strategy
  

  In Texas Hold’em Poker the best starting hand is double aces.

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