Cash Games
King Solomon's Poker offers two types of Cash Games - Texas Hold’em and Seven Card Stud. To enter the Cash games, click the Texas Hold'em or Seven Card Stud tabs in the lobby.
Join a game and begin to play
Before you can play, you need to choose a game and table. This is found in our lobby. After you have selected which game you would like to play, simply highlight the table selection and click “Go to table”. You are automatically taken to the game table.
Once you arrive at the table, you will have to choose which seat you would like to play in. Simply click “JOIN” and you will be seated. You will then be asked how many chips you'd like to buy-into the table with. The minimum amount will be posted and you have the choice to take all or only a portion of your bankroll as long as it meets the minimum amount.
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Practice Games
King Solomon's Poker offers two types of Practise Games - Texas Hold’em and Seven Card Stud. To enter the Practice game, click the Practice Tables tab in the lobby.
Our practice tables offer the perfect way for new players to play and learn, and there are always experienced poker support staff observing the tables ready to help you with any questions about the games that you may have. All you need to do is click live chat on the poker help tab at the table and a member of the poker support staff will be called to assist you.
Before you can play, you need to choose a game and table. This is found in our lobby. After you have selected which game you would like to play, simply highlight the table selection and click “Go To Table button”. You are automatically taken to the game table.
Once you arrive at the table, you will have to choose which seat you would like to play in. Simply click the “JOIN” button and you will be seated. Click the “BUY IN” button and you will now be asked to enter an amount of fake money to bring to the table. Enter an amount in the deposit field en click the “DEPOSIT” button.
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Poker School
Would you like to improve your game?
Fed up of playing on practice tables with people playing like there is nothing to play for?
Want to start putting your money wear your mouth is and turning a small amount into a large one?
Then don't start until you have got the best tips from the KSPoker Professional Poker tutor and player.
Wednesday 10pm to 1am GMT
Thursday 5pm to 8pm GMT
Sunday 5pm to 8pm GMT
Take a seat around the table and have the chance to ask the tutor anything you want to improve your game. tips, advice strategy, rules etc. whatever you want, no question is out of bounds at the KSPoker School.
Although a seat at the table is on a first come first serve basis, you can still watch the lesson and learn. You can also ask your own questions as an observer. Its all open for you to improve your game and make the most of the most exciting game on the net in the best poker room on the net.
Good luck and enjoy!!
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Top Poker Tips
1) Playing too many hands
Top poker players usually only play between 20-30% of their starting hands. To take away the luck element of the game concentrate on higher value starting hands and discard lower value starting hands.
2) Know when to hold’em, and know when to fold’em
Learn how and when to fold a hand, and don’t be so quick to call. Many beginners ignore what is happening with the community cards or what their opponent’s behaviour might be suggesting. This is a mistake.
3) Choose less skillful opponents
...if you want to win money. you should play at tables where you can beat the majority of players. Move down in limits if you are having difficulties winning money and don’t be afraid to back down if the heat gets too hot.
4) Watch your opponents habits
Watch plenty of games without playing. The best time to study is when you aren’t emotionally invested in the hand, and you can make more astute observations. Learning how your opponents play is crucial to winning..
5) Betting to gain knowledge
Betting is not always because you have the best hand. Top players use various betting techniques to try to gain information. For example, a defensive bet is one that you can use early on to force others out of the game.. You may also want to call a hand to see how a player was betting throughout the game.
6) Learn to put your opponents on a hand
Having mastered Tips 4 & 5, it is time to put your knowledge to work and win. Put yourself in your opponents’ shoes. Think “Why did he re-raise me that amount?” and “Why did he only call in the previous betting round?”. Poker is a game of thinking of strategy.
7) Learn how to bluff and semi-bluff
Bluffing is often a misunderstood concept, and most pros use bluffs quite sparingly. Bluffing only works at the right times against the right players. A bluff can be very effective when used rarely so don’t rely on it but rather treat it as only one part of your strategy.
8) Changing Gears
Be unpredictable. You need to change your game up, and let them see that you can handle bluffs, and can play some lower value starting hands. These changes should be subtle and shouldn’t dramatically affect the flop rate we mentioned in Tip #1. The best poker player is like a chameleon who can change instantly according to his surroundings and condition at the table.
9) Understand player position
Not only is it important to play strong hands, it is even more important in what position you play them. For example, the ideal position is the Button (the Dealer), as you are last to act, and have the advantage of watching all of the betting action before you need to make a decision. eg. If the action before you consists of a bet, a raise, and a re-raise, and you hold a pair of Tens, you might think that folding is the right decision.
10) Read books and take notes
There is never enough reading and studying that a player can do. Keep notes on what works and doesn’t work for you. Keep notes on other players. It is simply about practice. With practice and time you should be winning your way to unlimited amounts of money.
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Top 10 Starting Hands
It is crucial to know which starting hands are playable and which are not. There is a lot of disagreement about which hands are the best and each player will prefer different hands according to their style of play. Remember, a good starting hand can turn bad at any time. A good player will know when to fold even the best starting hands…
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Send us your Poker questions
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Lost a hand and wonder what you did wrong?
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