Strategury and tools

This section has articles and tools for those wanting to tweak their game a bit. If you'd like to start learning about pot odds in texas hold'em, how to calculate outs, and finding the odds of winning with an odds calculator.

• Roberts Rules of Poker by Bob "The Coach" Ciaffone Bob Ciaffone is the leading authority of poker rules. He kindly gave permission for UMichiganPoker to reprint his rulebook. Please take a look to clarify any poker game rules. There is also a great section on reseating players during a tournament. Did you know that Bob founded the "Fair Laws on Poker" (FLOP) organization? Visit his web site for more information on FLOP, some great poker books by Bob, and even more Michigan Poker information. Thanks Bob!!
• By the Numbers - Probability Charts and lots of Statistics
  • Probability of Being Dealt Specific Hold'em Hands Pre-Flop
  • You have AK Suited Pre-Flop, what are the chances of making a really big hand?
  • You have a pair of Kings Pre-Flop - what are the chances of improving your hand?
  • Now you have Q J Pre-Flop - what are the chances of improvign your hand?
  • Where are all the Aces - based on number of players at the table...
  • More probabilities - chances of making a flush, straight, full house...
  • The Long Shots of Hold'em
• Michele's Rules of Poker: A series of articles and tips that I try to use when I'm playing Hold'em - either in person or online. Most of them are pretty basic and for the experienced player - they are obvious. For those of us with some bad habits, or who still have a lot to learn about the strategies and subtleties of Hold'em, the rules can really help!
  • Rule #1: Don't GIVE anything away
  • Rule #2: Be Patient!
  • Rule #3: Chase when it's Cheap
  • Rule #4: No Wuss Bets

**Straturgy: A tribute to our fearless leader, George W. Bush. He originated the word strategury early on in the war in Iraq. It's not really a word - but it does carry a certain charm!

Lots more stuff coming soon!

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