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To do well at Poker, you can't just rely on getting good cards — you also need to pay attention to your position and how your opponents at the table play. The tips below will help beginners improve quickly.

• Always watch your position — When you act after the Dealer Button, you get to make your decision last, which gives you a real advantage.
• Be selective with starting hands — Being willing to fold when your cards are weak is what keeps your losses down over the long run.
• Use bluffing carefully — Bluffing is a valid strategy, but if you do it too often your opponents will catch on, so pick your spots wisely.
• Calculate pot odds — If you're thinking about chasing a draw, compare the size of the pot to the amount you need to call before deciding.
• Control tilt — Becoming more reckless after a loss is one of the biggest negatives in poker. Playing while frustrated leads to bad decisions, so step back and reset.
• Manage your bankroll — If you're playing with a set amount, stick to stake levels you can afford — only play with money you're comfortable losing.