When A Name Gives You Clues To The Game And The Gamer

Anyone who has ever spent any significant time playing poker should take a moment to look at the players when you sit down at Casino.Net. Don't look at their avatars because you won't learn a thing from them, instead look at how they've chosen to represent themselves to their opponents: their screen names.

The screen name your opponent has chosen will give you a clue to the type of player you're up against. Although this hasn't been scientifically proven—yet—many players choose names based on their style of play. Whether subconsciously or not, "badbeatbetty" lets you...

Knowing When It's Time To Switch Levels

Making the decision to switch levels can be a difficult decision for most of us. You want to optimize your chances of winning the most money possible while also minimizing how much you lose. The easiest way to figure out if and when you should step up and play at a higher level is how much money you have in your bankroll.

Even if you think you're a poker or blackjack ace, betting at lower levels to start is a great way to increase your bankroll with very little risk. Most of the time the lower levels are stacked with newbies who often throw strategy out the window and play any...

When you enjoy playing online poker there are certain, unwritten rules in addition to the rules of the game. These unwritten rules, or Poker Commandments as many poker pros call them, can tell you opponents more about your game than the hands you win or lose.

Keep reading for poker commandments that when committed to memory will improve your play at Casino.net.

Zip Thine Lips

Sure, its fun to talk with poker players all over the world. In fact its one of the most interesting parts of online poker, unless your goal is to make money. When your goal is to make money, mindless chatter can distract you from your tables which can lead you to make unnecessary mistakes. The more you talk to your table mates, the more you reveal about your style of poker play.

Always Be Writing

One thing that online...