Wednesday, October 5, 2011


the world of professional poker players

it may be your dream to be a professional poker player but alas something might be holding you back. if this is the reason then one must surely read the following article to know about the real world of professional poker players. what is the thing that distinguishes a normal person from a professional player? does one need to learn anything in order to be a professional? or does one needs to do something different or should i say differently? poker is a fun game where one can easily earn some quick money. but there is still something that one needs to learn to become a professional. most poker players are good at maths and this is how they earn a living for themselves so one thing that you should have is good mathematical skills. so chance plays a big role in the success of poker players. one has to develop the art of reading minds of others based on the probability factors.

one very important sense that good poker plays have is the sense of judgement regarding how much money can they bet. this is one very important thing which distinguishes a good poker player from a bad one or an amature. his betting skills are better as a result of his mathemetical brain a which allows him to assume calulated risks. these players can also assume or should i say guess what cards the players might get in the next hand. this again is one main segregating quality.  example when talking about suits there is one in four chance that you will get the same chosen suit. all these agian require strong probability and mind calculations which ultimately depends on the experience that one can have by playing more and more. one has to be excellent in guessing the other persons playing style as well. most of your chances and future plays depend upon how the other person plays.  this is perhaps one of the most hard things to find out as its impossible to make out from the facial expressions as to what kind of cards does the other person sitting on the table has. however one of the best ways to learn to play is to either play live or watch it on television. nowadys there are many free poker playing sites as well that allow one to play and learn. also as much experience as one can get before going professional in terms of getting experience from friends etc one should try to accumulate it.

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