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Welcome to one of the oldest poker strategy communities on the web. Our proven poker tips, poker tournament strategy and poker bankroll building guides have been assisting online poker players around the globe for several years, and we would certainly like to help you as well. If you do not want to start your bankroll with a deposit, then we strongly suggest starting with free money for poker, casino, etc. at nodepositbonus.com.

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6/10/2013 3:33:45 PM CST

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9/26/2012 4:13:14 PM CST

For those of us who played Full Tilt Poker before they went offline back in 2011, one of the biggest draws was their "Rush Poker" product. Basically, you are joining a pool of players when you sit at a table. As soon as you fold your hand or complete the hand, you are moved to a new table and dealt new cards. Players could literally play hundreds of hands per hour, and there was no waiting on the next hand if you chunked your bad cards into the muck. Brilliant!

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A couple of strategy adjustments that savvy players should consider when playing the 'rush' style of poker include the fact that players play a lot tighter and stealing pots is easier. The boredom factor is gone, so bad players who played hands just to get involved, are more willing to dump the really bad cards and wait on stronger hands. They still hang onto top pair, top kicker, but just understand that hands that go to showdown and have a lot of action at these tables, will typically be big hands.

One really nice aspect of "everyone tightening up" is the fact that it will become easier to steal pots. Players are more willing to dump their mediocre hands because they know they'll get two more cards immediately. This pays off big time for a smart player to take stabs at lots of small and mid-sized pots. Just watch out for the other "savvy" players who will be looking to resteal from you!