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I hope this has convinced you that a Poker Journal will truly add value to your poker game. In essence the HOW is simple. It's easy to get started. These are some things that I've done for years in my poker notebook. Hopefully you can use some of them.Big pairs should not be played slowly. After studying thousands upon thousands of hands with big pairs (Queens/Kings/Aces), it was proven that aggressive play is the best. Playing aggressively pre-flop can lead to three outcomes: your opponents fold and win the hand, or your opponents call/raise. You have the best hand and your opponents call/raise. Your opponent may have a better hand if you hold Queens, Kings, or Aces. If you slow play the hand, there is a lot of opportunity for your opponents to outdraw and win the hand.For the earliest position players, including those in the early and middle positions, it is almost impossible to steal the games. The LP always had a great chance to observe and know the strength of the opponents' hand. When http://www.drugoffice.gov.hk/gb/unigb/180.215.200.28/ are on a 'checkedbet', this is a sign that there is a chance for the late positions of the game to scare them.Texas Hold'em is a party favorite and receives the most traffic online and live. It is the most popular game in major poker tournaments and televised cash games.For the rest of the list, keep writing "I always fold". It's not for every hand of poker but it's enough to get us started. "Any numeric Card" is a synonym for "Suited", while "s" stands for Suited. KQs stands for "King Queen Suited", and Ax stands for "Ace plus any number card".While Dan Harrington was busy winning The Main Event 1995, many people gave their hats to Barbara Enright, who was the first woman to reach The Big One's final table. winning poker game Enright's run to the bracelet was stopped after her pocket eights were outdrawn 6-3s. She eliminated the Hall of Famer in 5th place.Men are such fish.2006 was a phenomenal year for the Series. There were record-breaking prizepools and a Main Event champion who took home $12m (well, actually, half) and $156m over the entire series. It seems only right that the champ was called "Gold", doesn't?