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Basic Strategies for No-Limit Texas Hold'em

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Post time 18-10-2023 10:44:54 | Show all posts |Read mode
The most significant difference between no-limit Texas Hold'em and limit Texas Hold'em lies in position and hand values. In no-limit poker, position is much more critical because your decisions can have a more substantial impact on chip amounts. If you can outplay a player based on position in no-limit poker, you can win all of your opponent's chips, whereas in limit poker, you can only win a limited amount of chips. When playing no-limit poker, the value of big suited connectors like AK, AQ, and KQ diminishes because having these cards often results in winning smaller pots and missing out on larger ones. Furthermore, in no-limit poker, the value of all pocket pairs increases as you have the chance to put all your chips in the middle when you make a pair with your hole cards and a community card. High-value pocket pairs like AA and KK also gain more value in no-limit poker because you have another opportunity to trap your opponents and win all their chips.

In no-limit poker, keeping track of the stack sizes, both yours and your opponents', is crucial. Changes in chip stacks can dramatically affect your gameplay. Here are some examples:

1. You have $500, and your opponent has $25. The blinds are at $2/$4. You are in the big blind position with JT, and your opponent is in the first position, shoving all-in for $25. All other players fold. In this case, you should fold as well because you're at a significant disadvantage. To win their last $25, risking $21 more isn't a profitable move. If your opponent had $500 as well, then you could consider calling because investing an additional $21 could potentially win you $500. Whether or not you call would depend on your read of their hand after the flop.

2. You and your opponent both have $1,000, and the blinds are $2/$4. You have QQ and raise to $20. Your opponent (acting after you) shoves all-in for their entire $1,000. Unless you're sure your opponent doesn't have AA or KK, you should fold. However, if your opponent shoves all-in with just $60, you can call after their move and hope they don't have AA or KK.
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Post time 18-10-2023 20:44:23 | Show all posts
It's also important to pay attention to various games.
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Post time 18-10-2023 23:20:38 | Show all posts
This game can be mastered on your own, which is quite good.
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Post time 18-10-2023 23:41:34 | Show all posts
This game indeed comes with a good chance of winning.
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Post time 19-10-2023 08:53:12 | Show all posts
The last paragraph of the game seems very reasonable, but it's hard to implement in front of me, after all, my luck is just too bad.
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