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While it only takes a few minutes to learn how to play poker online , it takes a lifetime to master the game. However, with simple game strategies, you can understand the game more deeply and outpace the general public. There are many different play styles, strategies, hands and bluffing techniques that players have discovered over the years, which have greatly eased the learning curve for new players just starting out in online poker . With that in mind, we've selected 10 poker tips that you can use at the table to keep winning at the game. 1. Learn the art of bluffing People are a big part of the game itself and there is no poker without effective bluffing. So for all you new players out there, what exactly is Bluffing? Bluffing is a technique used by poker players to force their opponents to fold by betting, despite not holding as strong a hand. Good players know the right balance between betting and bluffing to create confusion among their opponents and not create a pattern th...

  Online poker is notoriously tougher than live poker. Although poker sites in India have been softer than their international counterparts historically (and to a large extent still are) the games are getting tougher, with the average player becoming significantly better at poker. With that said, poker online is still a goldmine of weak and fishy players in India. With these 7 tips, you will be instantly able to increase your profits and punish weak imbalanced players who rely on cheap tricks to win against bad opposition while not having a fundamentally solid strategy. 1) Small blind vs big blind is an all-out WAR When action folds to you in the small blind, you want to bet large and often with your medium strength and strong holdings while occasionally trapping with your strong and premium holdings. Don't give those stinky big blind free profits by folding hands that you wouldn't play 9handed or 6handed. In the small blind if you have two cards over a 7 that's good eno...