Tips

Be active

Have courage, don't be shy to ask for a change of place or table. Know the rules of poker. The perfect place for you is where aggressive players are on the right, passive on the left and remember that money flows clockwise around the table. On the other hand, DO NOT change places because you think your place is bad.

Play "Tight"

Tight playing refers to playing only the best cards. In the cash game, you finally have time to wait for the right hand at the right time. Play less hands and be very tight in early positions. Look for bad players and take full advantage of their weaknesses. You also should never feel bad taking all the money you can win from other players. Your goal should always be to get everything.

Always pay attention to what happens during the game

When you sit down at the table, don't put your big blind early. Wait for your big blind to come naturally and take the time to observe. Specify what types of players are at the table, and especially pay attention to the patterns that players at the table use for betting. Note what types of pre-flop bets will make others fold and which don't: Look for information and listen to what people are saying. Poker is a game of incomplete information, and the more information you have, the better you'll be able to make the right decisions.

Do not rush

There is a difference between instinct and impulse. Think about your decision with all the information you have, and then act. Do not forget that you are not participating in the tournament and you are not in a hurry with any clock if you spend an extra minute to make the move.