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[QUOTE="Dzill_230, post: 6838305, member: 1023946"] Hello! I enjoy playing No Limit Hold'em. It's a popular form of poker and a great way to get started with the game. The simple rules and strategy based on open cards do make decision-making a bit easier. There are other types of poker games that are played at a single table, not in a tournament format, such as Draw Poker, 2-7 Triple Draw, and Stud. These games, in my opinion, are more suited for cash games where most of the cards are hidden, and you build your strategy based on your own cards and observations of other players. They can be interesting, but I understand that you may not have time to delve deeper into them at the moment. It's great that you came across these games while playing in a league. One of the first poker books you read, "Super System" by Doyle Brunson, covers these games as well. Although you initially skipped the chapters unrelated to Hold'em, you're now rereading the book and finding it valuable. Also, I appreciate Pokerstars for offering games with play money, as it provides an opportunity for practice. I believe that over time, you'll expand your range of games, but for now, focusing on No Limit Hold'em . [/QUOTE]
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