as this is where you will make the majority of your money. A weak

marked cards poker player will usually do lots of limping and calling and not much,

if any, raising pre-flop. If you were to continue with your normal tight aggressive poker strategy you

would still wind up winning more often than not, but by making some adjustments

you can maximize the amount you can win when playing against weak players.

There are two main types of players you want to try to isolate in hands:

The tight weak player, who will fold easily

The donkey, who calls down with a wide range of weak hands

Isolating the Donkey Caller

The Weak Tight Player The key in cash games is to wait until you have a good

starting hand, and isolate the weak poker players. You make money from weak

players by making them pay for limping in and calling a raise with weak hands.

For example, if the fish has T7s, the fish will call the raise because they want to

see a flop with two suited cards. If you tighten up your starting hand requirements,

you will often be ahead of their calling range, and so the chances are fairly good

you will have the best hand on the flop.

Be sure to keep a careful eye on the rest of the table, and pick your spots to try

to isolate a player in poker infrared contact lenses. Your aim is to isolate so

it’s only you and the donkey player in the pot. Isolation plays best work where

there’s a minimal number of players in the hand and you believe a good raise

will bump the rest of the players off their hand preflop. Table position will also

be an important factor on when you can isolate. After observing the table you

should get a feel for which players will fold out easily preflop. From that you

should be able to work out when isolating raises preflop are most likely to work.

E.g a spot like this – tight player limps, the donkey calls – are usually good spots to try to isolate the donkey player. You know the tight player in early position will most likely fold to a good raise, and the donkey will almost certainly call, making it highly likely that a raise here will isolate just you and the donkey in the pot.

If you find that the weak poker players are folding to your raises preflop, then

you should be able to steal extra pots by opening up your game even more in

late position when the weak player limps in early position, so make some strong

raises with additional hands such as KT, QT, Axs, etc. If players behind you are

calling you when you try and steal the dead money preflop, then you may need

to adjust and raise for value more.

On the flop you need to follow up with a continuation bet of 1/2 to 3/4 of the pot,

whether you hit or not. A weak tight player will fold unless they have something.

The will often play fit or fold poker, so even when you miss the flop a continuation

bet will take down the pot. And because you have taken initiative in the hand by

raising preflop, they will always think you have a hand. If you find that they are

calling stations post flop, then you need to adjust your play, and only bet for value.

The important concept to keep in mind is that you make the majority of your money

against weak players who limp/call too much by winning lots of small pots, which

adds up over the course of a long session. If they stick around after the flop

they will have a hand, and you shouldn’t look to play back at them unless you

have a strong hand yourself.

You’re not trying to win big pots against weak players, you’re trying to force

them out and win small/medium sized pots. If you’re involved in a large pot

with a weak/passive player you better watch out. They have the goods!

In addition to stealing pots, weak players will allow you to limp into many pots.

It allows you to play additional hands in late position or the blinds when two or

more people have entered the pot behind you, such as suited connectors or

suited one-gappers or low pocket pairs. Don’t make the mistake of speculating with hands

like KJ and Q8 in limped pots, which can get you into awkward spots with kicker

issues.

Adopt a tight aggressive strategy when playing against fish whom limp/call by

raising your good hands. If you have a strong starting hand like TT or AQ,

make them pay for trying to play weak hands against you. Always remember

that controlled aggression is what makes the most money playing poker.

it be the brand that gets you or will it be the design on the back. One thing is

for sure. You cannot buy the cheap dollar store playing cards. The playing

cards must be professional cards and have the special material that most

cards are made of. You can feel the back of the cards to tell if they are the

right ones. If it is smooth and no grooves are felt then the cards are cheap

and cannot be used (do to the luminous ink --luminous contact lenses cannot filter through the material and "burn" into the

card). If the card has grooves and feels real then they can be used with

luminous ink.
You must make sure that the marked cards，you use are the red backed playing cards. There are some luminous inks

that can read blue back cards, but they are much harder to read. Once

you have that down then move on to the design. Will it be the bicycle type

of card or will it be the diagonal type of design? We always found that the

diagonal type of design is best to use.
After you choose your preferred design, choose your brand. Usually

brands will have a special design so the questioins intertwine in a way that

they most likely will be answered together. Once

so that there are no differences.