Pog0
09-29-2005, 02:38 AM
Intro
I'm no stranger to online poker. I've played on the poker network, various skins, for more than half a year now, but think I may have to switch over to party for better game selection as I move up in limits.
1.So I have this party account, and I observe a few games, and tried playing a play money game to get accustomed to the software, it came my turn to act, I wanted to raise, I pressed F3 and nothing happened. I pressed a plethora of keys, but could not for the life of me figure out which keyboard key corrolated with which action.
On the poker network it's simple:
F1: fold
F2: check or call
F3: bet or raise
What do I do on party and/or skins?
2.How do I know if a game is good before I join it? Do you just go by average pot size, get on the waiting list, hook up GT+ and stay if it's fishy, leave if it's a sharkpool? Poker network is easy because 1. Color-coding the players, I see 2-6 green dots on the list of players and I know it's a good game before I even join the wait list, 2. Average players per flop, much more useful stat than average pot size since it is dictated by looseness rather than agressiveness.
Summary:
1.How do I use my keyboard, and what other general tips for multitabling (8-10 tables, alas I must play several skins) do you have when it comes to the party poker network?
2.What methods do you use for table selection at party?
I'm no stranger to online poker. I've played on the poker network, various skins, for more than half a year now, but think I may have to switch over to party for better game selection as I move up in limits.
1.So I have this party account, and I observe a few games, and tried playing a play money game to get accustomed to the software, it came my turn to act, I wanted to raise, I pressed F3 and nothing happened. I pressed a plethora of keys, but could not for the life of me figure out which keyboard key corrolated with which action.
On the poker network it's simple:
F1: fold
F2: check or call
F3: bet or raise
What do I do on party and/or skins?
2.How do I know if a game is good before I join it? Do you just go by average pot size, get on the waiting list, hook up GT+ and stay if it's fishy, leave if it's a sharkpool? Poker network is easy because 1. Color-coding the players, I see 2-6 green dots on the list of players and I know it's a good game before I even join the wait list, 2. Average players per flop, much more useful stat than average pot size since it is dictated by looseness rather than agressiveness.
Summary:
1.How do I use my keyboard, and what other general tips for multitabling (8-10 tables, alas I must play several skins) do you have when it comes to the party poker network?
2.What methods do you use for table selection at party?