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Auction vs poker strategies

Thursday, April 8th, 2010

I notice many poker players, both pro’s and amateurs, are starting with penny auctions. So I was thinking, are there similar bidding strategies in auctions and poker? Let us analyze a few common poker player strategies:

  • Aggressive: When players go ‘all in’ frequently, in order to scare the other players, they run an aggressive poker style. It’s very similar in penny auctions. Players classified as aggressive, never stop bidding.
  • Bluffing: It’s part of the game to bluff in poker, while it’s way harder to bluff in auctions.
  • Position: Players taking positions early are common both in poker and auctions. In fact, it tend to be an even more successful strategy in penny auctions.

What Is Your Poker Strategy?

Thursday, January 21st, 2010

There are almost as many ways of playing poker, as there are poker tables in the Swedish Full Tilt Poker rooms. Here are some common poker strategy examples.

Passive
A passive poker player do not act very much on the poker table. He will not raise, unless he have a very good hand. Such a player are often scared to even call a flush.

Aggressive
Meaning that the poker player often raise and gamble, tend to fulfill his initial plan. Phil Ivey are often considered as an aggressive player.

Lose
A lose poker player can be either lose-tight or lose-aggressive. (more…)