FoldorRaise.com Announces Most Misplayed Texas Hold-'em Hands
FoldorRaise.com (http://www.FoldorRaise.com), an interactive Texas Hold-’em strategy web site, is proud to announce the most misplayed Texas Hold-’em hands according to sample play from thousands of poker players.
(PRWEB) March 9, 2005 -- FoldorRaise.com (http://www.FoldorRaise.com),
an interactive Texas Hold-’em strategy web site, is proud to announce the most
misplayed Texas Hold-’em hands according to sample play from thousands of poker
players.
Some of the most misplayed Texas Hold-’em hands for February
were:
-- 66 and other small pairs in early position – 26% of people will
raise
-- AA in early position – 22% of people will make a big raise
-- KT
suited in middle position with a raise – 56% of people will call
-- 88 in
early position with a caller – 62% of people will call
-- KQ in middle
position with callers – 26% of people will call
To see more of the most
misplayed hands visit:
http://www.foldorraise.com/analyzerall.php
FoldorRaise.com
presents users with a starting-hand and post-flop scenario and allows the users
to decide whether they would fold, call, raise or make a big raise.
After “playing” a hand, users can then see what other players selected.
The site also reveals the probability of that hand winning against other hands
and offers advice on how experts would play each scenario. Users can also post
and read comments about playing the hand.
“We
see consistent trends among all players where they fail to understand how their
position and the previous betting at the table changes how a hand should be
played. Using FoldorRaise.com is a much cheaper way to learn how to play (it’s
free) than losing money at the tables,” said Tyson Lowery one of the site’s
founders.
“If you’re wondering what the holes in your game are,
FoldorRaise.com will tell you,” says Rusty Szurek, another founder. “Whether
you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, you’ll benefit from knowing which hands
you might be misplaying.”
“More and more people are playing Texas
Hold-‘em because of the popularity of the World Poker Tour and the World Series
of Poker, but many players still don’t realize that good Texas Hold-‘em is a
game of folding and raising — not calling.” says Szurek. “Our goal is to help
players understand how certain hands should be played to maximize their chances
of winning.”
The site is a free alternative to poker boot camps like
those just announced by the World Poker Tour (NASDAQ:WPTE) which cost
$1,495.
About FoldorRaise.com
FoldorRaise.com is owned and operated by
Power Poker Network, LLC, a company that provides a network of web properties
that offer Texas Hold-‘em strategy information.
Visit http://www.FoldorRaise.com
for more information
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/3/prweb215914.htm