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[QUOTE="Alexandra Vik, post: 7105812, member: 1047620"] Here's how to start playing poker Learn the basic rules: Start with Texas Hold'em, know the hierarchy of hands (from strongest to weakest). Understand table positions: Actions depend on your position (before, in the middle or at the end of the hand). Master odds and probabilities: Know when to call, raise or fold, depending on your chances of winning. Select your starting hands: Don't play all hands, choose them according to your position and the situation. Practice on low-stakes tables: Start with small stakes or free games to learn without risking a lot. Study the pros: Watch videos, streams or read books to understand advanced strategies. Analyze your mistakes: Review important hands to improve your decision-making. Manage your bankroll: Set yourself a budget and stick to it so you don't lose more than you can afford. [/QUOTE]
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