Learn Hand Rankings Thoroughly:
Understand the hierarchy of hands—pair, flush, straight, three-of-a-kind, etc. This knowledge helps you make better betting decisions.

Start with Small Bets:
Begin with small stakes until you get comfortable with the game dynamics and other players’ strategies.

Observe Opponents:
Pay attention to opponents’ betting patterns and body language (if playing live). This can give clues about their hands.

Bluff Strategically:
Use bluffing sparingly to mislead opponents, especially when you have a weak hand but want to appear strong.

Play Tight in Early Rounds:
Conserve chips by playing only strong hands early on. Fold weak hands to avoid unnecessary losses.

Know When to Raise or Fold:
Don’t be afraid to fold if your hand is weak. Raise confidently with strong hands to maximize winnings.

Position Matters:
Play more aggressively when you’re in a late position, as you have more information about other players’ moves.

Manage Your Bankroll:
Set a budget and stick to it. Avoid chasing losses by betting more than you can afford.

Use Probabilities:
Estimate the likelihood of completing certain hands based on the cards visible and the betting behavior of others.

Practice Regularly:
Improve your skills by practicing frequently, either on free tables or with small bets.

Stay Calm and Focused:
Maintain composure regardless of wins or losses. Emotional decisions can lead to mistakes.