Course Description: This course is designed for the people that have little or no successful experience at casino poker. It is introductory and gives the student and overall view of the game. It will not make a winning player out of you but it will help the student understand that there is a correct way to play poker and give them the tools to understand a more advanced discussion of the games.
Beginners and Losers
A beginner has not played casino poker or on the internet. It doesnt matter how much kitchen poker you have played. The games are different. I had won at kitchen tables and on Army cots all over the world, but when I sat down at the green felt in Las Vegas twenty years ago, I was a beginner. It took me a year to understand that.
Loser is not meant to be a derogatory term. It simply means that you lose more money than you win playing poker. Evaluate yourself. If you budget $100 a month to play poker and never exceed that, you are loser. If at the end of the year, you dont owe tax money on your poker winnings, you are loser. (Even if you dont pay it, you still owe it.)
Hes older than dirt and remembers that Andrew Jackson used to be a sucker for a flush draw.
Membership into a beginner friendly online poker site like: Absolute Poker, or Paradise Poker, for play money only.
Subjects to be covered:
| There is a right way |
| Rules of the games, (Texas Holdem and Seven Card Stud) |
| Basic strategy and tactics |
| Introduction to online play |
| Introduction to tournament play |
| Concepts of real money play |
| Introduction to live casino play |
| Evaluations: | |
| Quiz 1 | Reading the hands |
| Quiz 2 | Starting hands |
| Quiz 3 | Betting Tactics |
| Exercise | Tournament. |
Class Discussions will be held on the Sorority Poker Forums in the Poker 101 Forum. Individual tutoring at Fun money tables, using IM or Yahoo, might be arranged time permitting
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