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A good online poker player always takes down notes. The notes on other players will serve him well when he meets the same players in the future. Note down whether a play is tight or loose, passive or aggressive. Another thing that you should observe is whether a player defends their blinds or not. You should also note if a player is either winning or losing. Lastly, note if the player likes to bluff, or plays it straightforward. These are just a few things you could observe about other players.

There would be times that you’ll find yourself against players who would wait for a good hand before reacting. This would lead to no action whatsoever on the table. Believe it or not, this is a good thing. You might not win a big pot in an instant but you can build a good stack over time. Try to take charge of the table if you can. Extremely tight players can be easily bluffed. AS time goes by, these players might become much looser so you have to adjust.

The middles stage of a sit-n-go is when there are around 6 to 7 players left on the poker table. This stage is important. It is when you start to be aggressive so that you’ll have a decent number of chips for the late stages. To build up your chip count, you must execute smart bluffs. This is where your observations during the early stage come into play. Through it you’ll know who the weaker players are and exploit them.

Travis has pocket 9s. The pot is up to $2,400 from all the bet and raises. The flop was J-9-9. Having four of a kind, Travis raised the pot. Someone re-raised him and Travis went all in and was called. The other guy had A-J. Then the turn comes with a J. Then Travis’ worst nightmare had arrived in the return with another jack. He didn’t play poker for a month after that.

Nina had 2-4 off suit while her opponent has pocket threes. Flop turned out to be a 2-2-3. Thought she had the upper hand, she went all in. Her opponent called. The turn is a 2, good for Nina. Then disaster struck in the river with a 3. This is by far Nina’s best bad beat yet.

On the big blind Anne was dealt a K-Q of hearts. All the rest folded except for the small blind that checked. The flop is K-K-Q rainbow. The small blind went all in. Thinking he either has Q-Q or A-A, Anne called. Anne called it right because the small blind had A-A. She thought she had the stronger hand. This was squashed when the turn is showed to be an ace and the river was trash.

The small blind raises $10 with his pocket queens. The big blind calls with his K-9 clubs. The flop is 10-7-6 clubs. Small blind goes all in and big blind accepts. Small blind can’t believe is eyes when he saw the King high flush. Then the turn is 10 and the river is 10 as well. Pocket queens lose once again.