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Manage your bets: fold, raise and call
The way you manage your money when you fold, raise, or even call, is one of the most important aspects of poker.
There are various ways how you may use your chips, make the best out of your cards, embarrass or even bluff your opponents:
• If you have a good hand and you're one of the first to bet you can watch what your opponents and then raise the bet to increase the value of the pot.
• If you have a good hand and you're one of the last point you can raise your turn, to further increase the pot.
• If you have a weak hand, you can raise your opponents to think you have a good game, but not to risk too much, you may end up losing everything!
It's up to you to decide which strategy to use!
Play only the hands that can win
One of the most common errors that players can make is playing too many hands. If your hand is a weak one, do not stay in the game too long. The sooner you fold the less money you'll lose. Learn how to assess the value of your hand as soon as possible, it is best to fold if your opponent has a better hand than yours.
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flop. Scott continued her aggression and led out for 5,000 only to see
Bardah raise to 18,000. Genovesi then flat-called Bardah's raise, Scott
also called, and action was three-handed to the 
turn. 
and needed a queen or a seven to survive because Genovesi held 
for the nut flush. The 
was not one of Scott's outs and she headed to the sidelines while
Genovesi became the new chip leader with 110,000 chips and from that
moment, the young Italian never looked back. 
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Tony G led out for 5,000, Layani moved all in for 29,100, and
Enjoubault made a quick call. Tony G got out of the way, and the hands
were opened
