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Message: [QUOTE="monkeytilter, post: 7195706, member: 426251"] As beginner it's easy: 1. ALWAYS FOLD IF YOU GET A LOT PRESSURE FROM YOUR OPPONENT(S) with hands that you don't feel confident getting all in with (e.g. 1 pair hands even AA). [B][I]Google: Baluga Theorem[/I][/B] 2. DON'T BLUFF EVER, you just don't need to in games where you are getting paid too often with value hands. These 2 rules will take you a long way, build a bank roll. WAY DOWN the line look at mixing in a few small bluffs, notice spots where you see others bluffing, decide if it is a good spot to bluff and incorporate it into your game or note them up as making bad bluffs and you can start making more calls. Study theory in chunks then try and actively apply ideas you have learned to your game, but don't get too ahead of yourself. Apply rules 1 and 2 above until you are profitable, then everything else after that is just polishing your game. [/QUOTE]