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Welcome to www.pokerstudent.co.uk As the poker saying goes "It takes a minute to learn and a lifetime to master" so in fact we are all poker students at different levels, at pokerstudent.co.uk we aim to help players at all levels with such subjects as pot odds, percentages, using position, bluffing, starting hands, online poker and which game to choose. There are features such as poker rules, hand rankings, poker terms (poker lingo), add these to your favourites so you can check mid hand. Also make sure you take advantage of the great sign up bonus's via the links on this page and on the "play poker" page, there is even an offer of free money there. So if you want to learn how to play poker, then go on and master it, your at the right place. Check out the new "All-in poker clock" software. |
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rules, hand rankings and poker lingo first if you are a new player. To the right is your opportunity to have a look at the new poker tourney clock named "The All-In poker clock" click to find out more! Using position The use of position is very important when considering how to play your hand. From the earlier positions the hand needs to be very good, this is mainly because you don't know what the other players are going to do, therefore it should be a strong enough hand of which you are prepared to call any later raises, where as the later positions give you a great advantage on how to play your hand with the knowledge of the other players strength or weakness. Position is also important when considering a semi bluff/bluff, later positions are a much more sensible option, again as you have more insight into your opponents strength or weakness. Building your bankroll Finding out which game suits you best is an important aspect to building your bankroll, and you should try and find this out as quick as possible. Firstly you need to decide on which style of poker for example texas hold'em, omaha, 7 card stud, razz. Then in some games you will need to decide between no limit, pot limit and limit. (see poker lingo) You then need to select from sit and go's, heads up, tourneys or ring games, followed by choosing the table with the suitable amount of players for you style of play. As a rough guide new players with a small bankroll could play low limit ring games or low buy-in sit and go's and save the higher levels and bigger tourneys until you have more experience. If you play online poker at all, but especially if you have hopes of being profitable at the game, then you need an edge.You need Pokerbility. Pokerbility is a poker odds calculator, one that uses the patent-pending CombiCalc™ Calculation Method in order to provide you with the most accurate, real-time poker advice applicable to each and every hand. It will run with most poker rooms right on your desktop, as your pro level partner. Pokerbility helps you win by providing poker advice derived from game simulations and probability calculations, adjusted for your style of play and the quality of your table. If you plan on winning then you need the poker edge called Pokerbility. 
Recognizing player types When you sit down at a table you need to try and work out what player types your opponents are. This will give you a great advantage and help you to know how to play your hand. This will also help you to assess the way you play and hopefully help you to improve your game. Players generally fit into 4 categories which are:- Loose-Passive - This is a player that will call with most hands, they will rarely fold or raise. It is not wise to try to bluff this player as they will probably call. Also known as a calling station. Loose-Aggressive - This is a player that will play most hands and bet or raise with them. A player that likes to gamble. Also known as a maniac. Tight-Passive. - This is a player that will play good hands and will bet with them but normally when they know they ahead. There will not be much bluffing or use of poker tools. Also known as a rock. Tight-Aggressive - This is a player that will play good hands and bet well with them. This type of player will often be a good player and will bet correctly using pot odds, check raising and re-raising when necassary. Also known as a solid player. Hosting your own home game First things you will need in order to host your own home game are players, a good size table (check out www.pokertabledvd.com), a new pack of cards,(worth using a new pack every time), chips including dealer button and the "All-in poker clock" software. Then you must make sure that you and your players are aware of the rules and the hand rankings. Check that it is legal in your area and your ready to go. Recommended reading for improving your game Recommended DVD's for improving your game Useful items for holding your own poker game |
 The All-In poker clock (Version 2.0.0.0) *special limited intoductory offer* get this new version 2 with all the extra features for the same price as version 1 The following new features have been introduced into version 2 of the All-In Poker Clock. A full players database to maintain player details, contact information, player groups etc. Automatic (and manual) handling of player seating, plus table balancing and consolidation. Player bounties handling. Tournament and league results handling. Individual player and league table statistics. A built-in Pascal scripting language providing a user programmable interface into the software. (Information related to the scripting language is provided in a separate manual) (find out more about new features in Version 2) Along with the original features: Calculates, manages and displays the status for blinds, level times, payouts, rebuys, addons, chips and players. (Find out more about The All-In poker clock) Tournament controls screen allows the user to enter, adjust, load or save the tournament settings including titles, fee/chips, prize funds, payouts, levels and display in one easy to use screen. (Find out more about tournament controls) The screen designer facility allows the user total control over the design of the display screen, including the addition of advertisements. (find out more about the screen designer) No effort needed, use one of the many saved sample games, screens, levels or payout structures to suit all types of games. (see sample games, levels and screen descriptions) Interactive - using hot keys allows the user to make changes to the status of the game whilst in the display mode. Audio and visual notification of level changes, breaks and game pauses, use the samples included in the software or add your own sounds to suit your individual requirements. Trial Version - is available to download to get a feel for the way the software works, this is a restricted version. (view trial version restrictions) The software is sold as Profit-share-ware which is a referrer program which allows the purchaser to earn money from a two-tier commission based scheme. (find out more about profit-share-ware)  Introducing the all new poker tournament clock named "The All-in poker Clock". This software allows the user complete access to setup any style of poker tournament including Texas Holdem, Stud, Omaha, and Razz, with different game styles including no limit, pot limit and limit. Easily create your own games or adjust the saved samples in order to achieve the perfect settings to suit your personal needs. This simple to use software will end all your current problems of time keeping , remembering blinds, calculating payouts, deciding when to take breaks (also easily paused) and easily displaying chip values and hand rankings will solve that problem too, while adding a professional touch to your club or home game.
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