There are three things all poker players know if they should want to be successful in the long run, you should. I have this advice for a friend who was in his first tournament game and I wanted a quick lesson before it was begun. They played a Quick First satellite and won, then know that they played in the tournament and finished third. It was the first time they played away from his kitchen table and only the fourth time they’ve ever played. That’s what I said.

o Play your cards right

o Play in an excellent position

o Be aggressive

Play your cards right! It seems very simple. People want to show the table and let everyone know how good they are, with the acquisition of a pot with a trash hand. These hands do not come very often winners and even if they do not make them for all time, do you miss the flop at a high price. Play all “no brainers”, AA, KK, QQ and AK. If you feel confident to play the AQ, JJ, 10-10. Just play KQ, KJ, if you are the raiser before any player with you. A raise with these hands are a sure way to bust.

Playing is an ideal position to play with good cards in the last three positions on the button, the seat-off (one seat in front of the key) and two seats off the button. These are the meat and potatoes positions. It will be money. Not defend your small blind when you have good cards, because the first of the series is a terrible place with fewer resources to be optimal. Opening times (first in the pot after entering the blind), with suited connectors, say 7-6 of hearts, is a bad place, because these hands play well for the value and you have no value if you do not know who is playing behind you and how much.

The latter is a bit difficult. Online gambling is different from how we played the last 25 years so carefully, so that’s where you learned to play. I saw the hyper-aggressive win tournaments, but not to the final table of this strategy is working. I’ve seen people who use them, when the tournament starts for the first time in an effort to collect as many chips quickly. A tournament is a marathon not a race. Use common sense and learn when you press. A passive player (this is rare with less than AA, KK or QQ) should either go to the beginning or middle of the event, one way or bankruptcy, this is not how to play to win . Raise preflop, you want to play no matter what happens. If the blinds, you can play another round for free, if you get played with you, you need both strength and position of the card on your side. Anyway, you have a great success.