Overestimating Hand Strength | P se Poker

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Understanding the strength of their hand is something poker players learn over a period of time. For new players it’s easy to fall in love with any two pictures cards and overplaying them. In this episode we will try and avoid the mistake of playing hands that can easily get dominated on the board and make us lose a lot of chips in a tournament.

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  1. #ContestAlert
    Tell us what you think about this video in the comments below and the best comment will win a ticket to the Stackup tournament (daily 8:30 P.M) with an entry fee of Rs.1650 and a guaranteed prize pool of Rs. 2.5 Lakhs. The entries will end on 6th November 11:59 PM and the winner will be announced on 7th November at 1 PM.

  2. I was really looking for some good tips which I have been receiving by following this series since the first video. Videos are short but full of important content. This has really helped me to improve my poker skills. Hope you keep continuing this series and do not stop.

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