conservatively and are patient.  The best tables to play are the $25 No limit or Pot limit tables. 

The Regular limit tables keep you from making the big win, which is where you will make you money. 

Also, try to avoid larger than a $25 table.  They have tables up to $200, but the better players play on the $50

and up tables.  You will make your money off of the less experienced players on the low limit players. 

Everyone these days is learning to play Holdem and there are a lot of inexperienced players out there and this is

where they start to play.  

playing 3-8 offsuit in the long run.  Sure, you might make a quick few dollars here and there, but remember,

you are playing for the long run.  What you want to do is play only the best 10 to 15 hands.  Pretty much,

if your lowest card is a 9 or a 10, then you want to play it, as long as the blinds are not raised.  When you have

one of the top 3 hands (AA, AK or KK) we suggest raising slightly.  Most of our wins come from getting say KK

on the flop, raising to $1.50 and then someone re raising to $3 or $4 dollars.  They feel their hand is strong but

odds are, its not as good as yours.  Then you go on top of his raise and bet $10 or $15.  That will either take him

out or get him to go all in.  You will make your money on the big wins.  You might lose 40 hands in a row and

only be down $5, when you get a pair of Kings and you can double you money on one hand. 

Slow Play

Most people bet big when they have a good hand.  A trick I use sometimes is to slow play a good hand. 

Say you are on the blind and you have 5-9 and the flop is 5-7-5.  You have 3 of a kind and probably the best

hand.  I usually check in this position.  People might think you have nothing and bet to try to bluff you out or they

might have a 7 and think they have the best hand out there.  There always is the possibility someone will catch

something later on and pick up a flush or straight to beat you, but in the long run, this will win.

Don't chase

If you have something decent, like A-Q and the flop is J-J-10, I do not suggest chasing this,looking for a King. 

When you are looking for one card, this will not get you money in the long run.  The odds are about 9% of hitting

this.  That means 91% of the time you will lose.  If no one bets, you can place a small bluff to possibly knock

people out, but small is the key word.  If someone bets strong, then fold.  There will be many more hands. 

Don't get suckered into betting with A-K, even if you have nothing.

Study your Opponents

later find out they have nothing.  Do they only bet once every 15 hands, showing they only play the best hands? 

You can learn a lot from watching how your opponents bet.  When someone takes a long time, they usually don't

have the best hand.  If you just bet something and they are real slow in calling but then eventually do call, then

the next time, you raise your bet.  They probably are chasing something.  If a player bets a lot real quickly,

get out.  They probably are not bluffing.  The bluffing I have seen has players taking a while to bet, then thinking

they will bluff and then eventually bluffing.  That isn't always the case, but in the long run, it is.

Watch the big stack when he bets.  When someone wins a big hand and they get a lot of money in their account,

they get cocky.  They will more likely try to place a larger bet to bluff because they have the money.  Never try

 to bluff the big stack.  They will almost always call.  

Pay attention also to the little stack.  If someone is down to $3 or 4 left on the table, the will go all in when they

get a real good hand.  They will probably fold all their marginal hands, just trying to double or triple up. 

Multiple Tables

We suggest also playing 2 or 3 tables at once.  One table can get real slow if you are only playing the top hands. 

You might only play 1 in 10 hands, so if you play 2 or 3 tables at once, you can double your profit potential. 

however, do not do this if it is too confusing to you.  This will take some time to work up to but the rewards can

be great when you do this.

Final Words

Finally, we'd like to say, good luck and stay conservative in your play.  When you are the little blind, we suggest

almost always calling the $.25.  If there is a raise though, drop.  Poker is a game of ups and downs.     

Some days you will lose.  But remember, you are playing for the long run.  Stay conservative, never chase