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Bracelet Poker
The quest for the championship bracelet: Tournament poker. Poker games and poker playing techniques. Poker tips and poker pros. Texas Hold'em, Five/seven card stud, draw poker, Omaha and Hi-Lo. Rules and strategy; how to play and how to win.

Caution:
This site is intends to explore tournament poker and its various associated winning strategies. Articles are often contributed by independent authors. Many of these articles have very good information, while others, not so much. For this reason we feel that we must warn you that you should take each article with a grain of salt. Use your own judgment in evaluating what is said. Remember that some authors have alterior motives for writing such articles. We ask that you be sure to keep this in mind. Please consider the source of each post. If there are nothing but links leading to another website in an article, by all means feel free to report it.

For more detailed information on how to take precautions to protect yourself as you read the articles, see the "Site Notice" on the Bracelet Poker home page.

Site Notice:
Though we offer a variety of methods to winning poker through different strategies, we do not endorse any single one. Usually it will require many more than one strategy, and depending how you play, they will not always work together.

Remember, this is our stash of free poker gaming knowledge and that origin has to be considered. This holds true with almost any online article. We do try to filter out the obvious crap, spammers and scammers. Still, useless articles often slip through. We do ask you to be wise about the advise given anywhere online.

This Site Does NOT Intend to Promote Gambling of Any Kind.

Especially of note is the fact that this website is explicitly concerned with the expressed task of winning poker tournaments. Please do not confuse poker tournaments with cash poker games. Poker tournaments are much safer as an entrance fee is required from everyone (or their sponsors) and the player cannot usually go home losing any more money than the initial fee(s) involved. In a cash poker game, even a limited wager game, the stakes are always yours. Furthermore, winning usually is only followed by practice, and practice will often require losing just to get your feet wet and gain experience.

This does not mean that our articles can always stay focused on playing in poker tournaments. The fact is that the tournaments we do endorse grew out of the cash poker gaming phenomenon. Many tournament champions are cash game sharks. Therefore many of our articles may cover the cash poker game in order to explore those strategies.

The poker tournament industry is a much safer path to establishing a strategy of winning. Still, we are concerned because poker is addictive. We believe that cash poker gambling is a losing addiction and recommend that your skills and strategies are honed to a winning edge in the tournament arena before ever entering a single cash game. That is why this site is about the quest for the poker championship bracelet.

Nevertheless, please utilize common sense in any and all your poker gaming.

As poker tournaments often reward the winning player with a custom designed poker tournament championship bracelet (hence the name of our website, Bracelet Poker) our quest is really about attaining that championship poker bracelet. Cash poker gaming is a whole different beast and we only try to prepare for tournament play.

This site is really a venture to retain that poker bracelet for ourselves and exists as our own library of tournament strategies and poker game reviews.

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