6 thoughts on “Heads up in Texas Holdem”

1. this is ok for micro stakes, but if your a high stakes player bluffing is an optimum part of heads up strategy

2. Honestly, it depends on position. If you're early position and first person to make action, it's better to check. But if you're late position and nobody betted or made minimal raise, then yes, u can semi-bluff and raise. But that's how I would play it. I'm not saying my way is better or ideal but it's just how I would play it and I've been successful and got lot of money into the pot this way. You prolly have your way but yeah, it's not always good to semi-bluff and chase after cards.

3. With A8 diamonds on a K83 flop with 2 diamonds on it i'm ready to stack off. get the money in ASAP! if you can get it all in your usually favorite and theres always the possibility that the semi bluff will work…but to be honest if i'm all in there im looking to double up or go home so call me. even against a set of kings you have 9 outs, against a hand like KQ there you have a huge 14 outs (approx 55% win chance) and against even AK you have 11 outs (approx 44%) so im getting the money in ASAP

4. you sir are an guy lol who do u think your talking too?!?

5. Arty-0569
   –the suited connectors, pairs and suited A4 go up because they are unexpected , "hidden hands ' and can win big –
   –the other, Hi cards go down cause they are not hidden , most people play them and when they hit the board its obvious a player has hit, if he bets.

6. why does this say heads up when it explains multiway pots…

Comments are closed.