The aim in all poker games is to avoid mistakes yourself and at the same time provoke your opponents to make as many of them as possible. Every time you make a mistake you lose and your opponents take advantages of it. Every time you manage to provoke your opponent for a mistake you get an advantage and they lose. Continue reading
Poker is a game of insufficient information, but not all games of insufficient information were made alike. There are different levels of information availability from one game to another. How much information is concealed and how much of it is available – it influences significantly players’ interest and game popularity. Continue reading
If you have ever seen poker games on TV you are sure to have heard unlimited holdem poker game to be called Cadillac Poker. This is a most accurate expression, but not a lot of players understand why this game has earned so high reputation. Continue reading
As any other kind of poker unlimited holdem looks like a card game. But to tell you quite frankly that is not so. Really!
Really unlimited holdem is a game of bets, based on little information where cards are used to create a situation for bets. Players announce “bet” and “call” considering that in the end their own hands (which they can see) will turn out better than opponents’ hands (which they cannot see). Continue reading