Lets discuss Poker

[rahmad2nd]

I think it’s better for a beginner to start playing Texas Hold'em, since it’s one of the most popular versions of poker. Play for free to gain experience in poker. There are many applications for this. If you want to gain more skills and improve your game, then communicate with other players, share experiences and strategies with them.

I can't remember the last time I played it, Texas Hold'em is my favorite game. unfortunately, I have never felt the sensation of playing live or playing at a table in a real situation. we only play it from fiat online casinos, both local online casinos and the most popular online casinos and I don't need to mention the site, because the poker casino is very popular and has a reputation. I just checked, and the site is still active today. but who knows whether it is still as busy as before, or now many have switched to other types of games.

Referring to what you said, now we can easily get tips on how to play, improve skills, strategy, and gain experience in the game. After all, this game is easy to understand and learn. But to become a professional, it seems you will need practice. at least, that's what I watched from one of the podcasts featuring a professional poker player.
Texas Hold'em is a very popular game in its time, if I refer to my country. however, now, there are many features offered by each casino which previously prioritized this type of game. It's just that playing it will take a lot of time and patience. so, it looks like if I'm interested in playing it again it will have to be during my free time from work. If I remember, I don't know how long I've been playing it, at least a decade, something like that.

[yahoo62278]

That's why I play Omaha. People play just as lose preflop but it's a pot limit game, barely hardcore harakiri allins preflop. And if there is an allin pre you will most likely see combinations with AA, KK double suited and so on.

IMO Omaha is a much harder game, especially with more players at the table. Yea it's loose preflop and a very action oriented game, but there are so many combos due to the amount of the deck that's in play, it's very hard to win consistently.

If you like action, then Omaha is def the game for you.

[batang_bitcoin]

but I still don't understand it myself, I'm not used to poker.

I'll give you a tip, watch those poker tournaments and that will give you an idea on how to play this game. It's not going to be easy in the beginning but it's enjoyable to watch until you learn from them. Also, if you've got your own smartphone or desktop or laptop, try to play those poker games online that are for free. From doing that, you'll understand the basics of it and how the game is being played on. And when you think that you're ready to play, try to get into poker tables online in casinos that you want to do it and try it out for your personal experience.

I think this is the easiest way to learn how to play poker, but still though, if order to get experienced, you really have to sit down and play with it with our non-professional players to get a feel of it. And I recently stumbled this thread recently: Some poker terminologies you may want to know.

And as far as I know, there are tournaments being held here in our community, sponsored by some casinos.

Like the Bitcointalk poker series #2 hosted by Betnomi run by yahoo62278.

But not sure if there will be the future, or maybe a different casino will sponsored once again.

Yes, there were some tournaments that were held but not anymore in the future with betnomi because they've just made an exit.

There is a big difference between live poker matches and online poker.  When you're at a real table in a casino or cardroom, you get the whole experience - checking out people's body language, hearing the chips clinking taking in the environment.  It's kinda like a social thing. Youre face-to-face with real opponents.  But online, it's just you staring at a screen with cartoon avatars and screennames.  The gameplay might be the same, but it lacks that human element and  some folks dig the convenience and faster pace of Internet poker but others miss that personal interaction.  Both have their advantages and disadvantages, so it comes down to personal preference. There's no right or wrong answer - just different strokes for different folks. But the thing is, if you're good at live poker, it doesn't necessarily mean you'll be good at online poker, and vice versa.

Yup, no doubt that in the real poker rooms the experience and ambiance is different from doing it on an online poker room. But you do you and wherever you're comfortable doing it as a beginner, you may just switch it from time to time when you think that you're ready to explore more with the other setting and setup of poker.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

That's why I play Omaha. People play just as lose preflop but it's a pot limit game, barely hardcore harakiri allins preflop. And if there is an allin pre you will most likely see combinations with AA, KK double suited and so on.

IMO Omaha is a much harder game, especially with more players at the table. Yea it's loose preflop and a very action oriented game, but there are so many combos due to the amount of the deck that's in play, it's very hard to win consistently.

If you like action, then Omaha is def the game for you.

Not harder. Just more action. All you have to know is make the best hand out of 2 of your 4or5 cards( depending on which version you play) + 3 community cards.
If you take it deeper you play hi/lo, which is even more fun and bad players can make a lot of mistakes.

When you find bad players you can win constantly since some fish players basically hand over their money.    But finding these players first is the big task. But when you see one, playing and raising every hand, you know you found one, haha.