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Message: [QUOTE="Lucasz Morais, post: 6456362, member: 1005169"] To be a cash game winner today you need to know that much of your wins come from the mistakes your opponents make, not just from your own abilities. Value is everything! In poker tournaments, your ability to reach the prize positions determines how much you will earn, but the success in cash games depends on your ability to win all possible chips every time you have a strong hand. [B]Extracting the greatest value from your hands in cash games is the key to success.[/B] Build your pots by continuing to bet when you have the highest pair or a better hand on the flop. New players are tempted to limp (call in the value of the big blind) instead of increasing to see the flop cheaper. This strategy is not recommended, as it can cause your opponents to apply higher raises thus increasing the value to see the flop. In addition, you could also be revealing information about the strength of your hand, if you always limp with cards like Jack Lady of the same suit and only raise with hands like Ace-King. [B]In cash games, it's important to play aggressively![/B] It is best to re-raise on the preflop instead of setting a trap if you have a good hand. In poker tournament strategy, it is sometimes recommended to play strong hands passively in certain situations to set a trap against your opponents. However, in cash poker, it [B]is best to be aggressive from the start and maximize your chance of winning a big pot.[/B] In multi-way cash pots (3 players or more), it is acceptable to request check with a median hand as a median pair or even a strong pair. [B]Controlling the pot is important in multi-way pots. And Finally:[/B] Bankroll management There are several reasons to ensure that your poker bankroll can take the boundaries you decide to play. It is recommended to keep at least 20 buy-ins for the limits you play and obviously you should only play with the money you can lose. I hope you appreciate it. :) [/QUOTE]

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