Losing hand will win the next hand dealt

Pay attention to what the losing hand is. It will win the next hand dealt more often than not. Doesn't matter how good, or bad the hand was. I've seen it happen hundreds of times personally, and I've only been playing for 6 weeks. I've seen people make outrageous calls for insane amounts of chips because of it, and win. Doesn't matter what the other players had. I know for a fact they were exploiting it, because why would a player call 200k chips preflop with a J8 off suit one hand. Then fold any two cards for the price of the big blind the next. It needs to be fixed, but until they do. watch out for it, and use it to your advantage. A lot of other players already do.

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Easy Tips Pokerguide: Tableimage, Sharks and Fishes

This guide is alot about 'seing oportunities' reading your opponents and act different against different playertypes. No mather what your playstyle is you have to learn how to dodge the nuts and how to bet to get the most of your own pocket aces.
It will also be a little about table image. What I mean with table image and how you work with it to gain success. A main goal is to keep it short and easy to learn. I hope you find it interesting.
Intruduction: Green and Red Players
Poker is a economic battle. Every player start up with the same amount of chips but the power around the table will change over time - A large chipcount means more tableinfluence and a less chipcount means lack of influence. The chipleader is not seldom the one that sets the pace of the game and the lowstacked, a little more desperate, try to make their opinion heard with more drastic ways (all in!). Worth mentioning - if you dont have any stack at all you cant scare anyone off =)
Then you better have the very best hand and hope to double up.
When you sit down at a table you you normally dont know anything about your oponents. What you have to find out is where the fish is. Ofcourse you are the shark (!) and sharks eat fish =) Well who knows - maby you are the fish at this moment (?) but i hope to help you to reach that next level of evolution (eating rather than to be eaten). There will allways be bigger fishes so reading oponents is not only about growing shipstacks - its also about surviving and avoiding other sharks.
So how do you start reading your oponents?
I have always marked players as green or red. Greens are tight and play less hands. Reds are loose and play alot of hands. Both categories is well working strategies but why I mark them is to remember the variety of cards they play. A green player is less likely to hit trips on this flop: 5,2,2 because they dont play hands with duces (not even A2). A green player is also more likely to have hitted the top pair in this flop: A,Q,5.
As mentioned you know zero at start. Play safe some starting hands (fold unless you have the nuts) and try to find out what kind of oponents you got. All shown cards are information. Sometimes its disinformation but most probably its very reliable information:
The Reds!
If a player shows a K,2 at showdown he is most probably red. Green players dont play K,2 =) There is one situation where green play K,2 and its at a uncontested BB. All wierd combinations of hands is red (J,5 - Q,8 - 7,5 and more..). If you see such hands you have found a first player to mark as red player. This has nothing to do with how successful they are =) A red player that wins with a flush (clubs J,8) is still a red player =) Red players tend to play alot of hands - even if you dont see their cards you will pretty soon notice witch players that is 'in the fight' every hand.
The Greens!
Thoose players play a lot less hands. Its not the smartest to ONLY play with AA but you will notice who plays green: Green players play less than every fifth hand. If they are very tight they play less than every tenth hand. You notice a green player in two ways: High kickers, high pairs and very little hands played (compared to table).
Some red player thinks A,4 is a monsterhand. Green players dont play ace with low kickers and will call that red fish any day with its own A,Q =) Soo.. as a start - sort the table up in red and green oponents.
Sharks vs Fish
The difference between a shark and a fish is how they play when they are in a hand. A shark adapts to the players the are competing with while the fish only see cards and fold easily if they dont hit. Sharks can be both green and red and its more of a skill to adapt in situation rather than number of played hands.
The reds - (lets start with reds once more).
Imagine that red has two undersections: 'The loose folders' and 'The loose aggressive'.
The loose folders: 90% among thoose are fish. 10% Sharks.
A loose folder invest in a lot of hands by playing BB. Sometimes they hit something big but if they dont they are more likely to flee than to fight. You could also call them 'check - folders' =) If you find a loosefolder around the table - you have good chances scaring him off a pot even if you dont have anyting yourself. Call it bluffing if you want - I call it seizing the oportunity to eat a fish.
Worth noticing: If a loosefolder suddenly joins your after flop 'scarebet' - then you know he has found some really wierd and unspected monsterhand (dont try to scare him again in that hand).
How to beat the loosefolder: Pretend you hit the ace on the flop. Bet and he will fold =) Alternatively - give him the courage to try bluffing you and make a semibluff by doing a check-raise. (you check he bets - you raise - he folds) Unless he has something =)
The loose agressive: 70% among theese are fish. 30% sharks
A loose agressive dont only play many hands - they also win many hands. Some call them bluffers but within time you will realize that there is a wide variety of bluffing and some are acctually quite safe. The most normal bet is the 'infobet'. A player bets a third of the pot and see what happens =) With such information he/ she can then decide to go deeper in the struggle or still get out quite safe. A infobet, witch some would call a bluff, leads to alot more won hands. Like vs the loose folder this infobet wins the pot (with a flopbet) everytime accept when that player has something to compete with.
How to beat a loose aggressive: Well unless you dont have anything it could be quite expensive to play vs a loose agressive. Do you have the hand and rediness to play all in? Otherwise just show some waekness and let him win a smaller amount of chips. To beat a loose agressive is alot about timing. When you have shown weakness some hands and folded to his 'infobets' you might get big on top when you have the cards and he is trying t scare you of with a less optimal 'all in on nothong' bet =) but as mentioned - there is some sharks here and in a tournament Im very ok to let others battle with the loose agressive.
More about the loose agressive: A normal situation in a tournament is that the loose aggressive aggro between eachother while the green sits calm and watch - That often ends up in 2/3:ds of loose agressives are eliminated within first hour and that the leaderboard (top 10) in an early state is overfilled with red players. The greens have by nature alot less chips than the reds at ths point but they already know who they should try double up against.
In the same way green ahs two undersections: 'Tight fold' and 'Tight aggressive'
The tight folders: 100% fish
A tight folder is someone who waits for AK for an hour and then folds if he dont hits the flop =) This is not very economic and its very easy to read. If you notice a tight folder you know where you can gain some pokerchips - hurry up coz others are also hungry for this tight folder =) As green players do - he/she plays very little hands. A classic playstyle o