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21 August 2007
One of the most satisfying ways of taking down an opponent in poker is with a "reverse bluff" - drawing them in by making them think you've got a poor hand when really you have a monster. Hat tip to Bill Rini for pointing out this masterclass video in how to mislead the opposition by faking a subtle tell that you don't like your cards. I wish I was as quick thinking as this guy:
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In summer 2007 I started playing poker - in particular No Limit Hold 'Em (NLHE) - for real, mainly online at PKR. This blog will record my journey as I progress from beginner to... well, who knows. Perhaps I'll one day become an ace? On this blog I'll discuss my experiences and share some of the tips and ideas I pick up on how to improve my play. I have a lot to learn, so hopefully I'll have a lot to share. Remember that I am a beginner and I will get things wrong. If you use any of the suggestions on this blog then you do so at your own risk; and the risk of your chips! - Trevor
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