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The Poker Training Network (PTN) is new way to learn to play poker online that uses proven Technology Enhanced Learning System methods that are normally used by universities.
- Added on: Sep 22nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Ely Heidrun
- Listed in: Poker Gaming
- Tags: Poker texas holdem poker help poker training
Recent Posts
Big Slick in a Vacuum
I’m going to address one of the most talked about and coveted starting hands in hold’em poker. I’m going to discuss it’s strengths and it’s weaknesses. I’ll also discuss, in some detail, what circumstances determine the relative ...
Big Blind And Little Blind
There are many strategies one can incorporate when playing a game of poker. Though poker is a game of chance, and your game is only as good as your hand, there are ways you can learn to play those hands in order to optimize what you have and...
Adjusting Your Playing Style to Opponents
In a previous article I stated that it was important to properly and quickly adjust to your opponents but I just left it at that. It takes experience to become a fast adjuster, to quickly recognize how your opponents are playing and to know ...
The Game Rules of No Limit Texas Holdem
No Limit Texas Holdem is one of the most popular poker games enjoyed by millions of poker buffs. As the name states, in this game there is no limit for betting. No Limit Texas Holdem allows players to bet different amount of money in four be...
Texas Holdem Secret
Many Texas Holdem experts have written that the best-kept Texas Holdem secret to winning lies in your two starting pocket cards. The odds, however, change when the flop comes down. To win tournaments and make money playing the game, you need...
Surviving the Sit ‘n’ Go
Sit ‘n’ go tournaments are quickly becoming one of the most popular formats in No Limit Hold ‘em poker. Originally the format was used for satellite tournaments that would allow players a chance to win a seat at a large buy-in event wi...
