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It's time for a few words from the Poker Academy Crew, as you may already know our current training technique is based on sharing and discussing great poker concepts, news and videos. Since our launch we have made many good friends and today we can boast a much stronger poker community here at the academy. One thing that is very important to us is your ongoing comments and feedback, we encourage you to ask questions, post hands or just discuss poker on the website and on Facebook. Poker is a versatile and profound game, it's important to find both strengths and weaknesses in your game on a regular basis. Take a note or write a blog when you learn something new, understand when you have made a mistake, and correct your game. Before you start spending the larger part of your bankroll be suree your fully understand and practice the following topics: Bankroll Management Betting & Bluffing Techniques Power of Position Implied Odds Poker Maths Pre-Flop Play I great place to play and learn at the same time is at FT Poker Academy, this new website offers a unique interactive experience that allows you to learn from members of Team Full Tilt including Chris Ferguson, Howard Lederer and Phil Gordon. All you have to do is use this link to sign-up for Full Tilt Poker and you will get instant access to the training website. You'll use a library of multimedia content - including video, podcasts, hand replayers, quizzes and tests - which is updated daily and suitable for players of every skill level. You can begin with Lessons on key strategies and techniques, view live Sessions to see the theory in action, take a Pro Challenge online or put your knowledge to the test with an interactive Sit-N-Learn.
To help improve your game even more we strongly encourage you to try different types of poker games. This will help your game immensely, know how to play: Draw Poker Texas Hold'em Omaha Poker Stud Poker Razz Cash Games Short Handed Full Table Limit Poker Pot Limit No Limit SnG MTT Please note that when you play poker online for real cash or tournaments, the poker room you are playing on takes a nominal fee and a small percentage of each pot. This fee is called 'rake' and while the costs per hand are usually small, the higher the table limits the more the poker room collects. A player that plays regularly generates alot of rake and over time this rake goes up from hundreds all the way up thousands of $ or € per month. Send us a private message to start getting some of your rake back, if your looking to play on a new poker room why not let us sponsor your first deposit. It's simple you decide to play on a new poker room, we give you a bankroll to start off with, at the end of each month we pay back a % the rake you generated into your player account. Private message mypokeracademy for more details.
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