So, here are some Poker Cheatsheet & Other Strategies. To give you the best possible chance when playing Poker, we’ve created this cheat sheet for you. You can use it while you’re playing online to determine whether you should play your hand or not. Note that this doesn’t guarantee you’ll win with this hand, but it shows you whether you have a chance and how your position at the table affects your odds.

Other Strategies
While we’ve included as many tips in this guide as possible, there’s always more to learn. Poker is an incredibly complex game, despite the fact that its rules are fairly simple to learn. Below are a few more examples of Poker strategy which can help to improve your game while playing online.
Showing Your Hand After a Win
If you win a hand by forcing your opponents to fold, you’ll have the option of showing your hand or not. In most cases, you’ll want to keep your cards to yourself and not reveal to your opponents the cards that you had. This will mean your opponents will have less information about your playing style and won’t know whether you’re bluffing or not.
However, there are still some instances where showing your hand is a good idea. For example, you might want to show to your opponents that you were bluffing. Then in future hands, you can make it seem like you’re bluffing when you actually have a strong hand. This is some high-level deception that is an incredibly fun strategy to use if you’re confident in your Poker playing ability.

Slow Playing
Slow playing is essentially the opposite of bluffing. With this strategy, rather than playing aggressively and raising, you’ll play slowly by checking or calling as much as possible. This is best used when you have a strong hand and when your opponents are already playing aggressively.
The downside of this technique is if your opponents recognize that you’re slow playing or simply have weak hands themselves, they may not fall for the bait. Then you’ll have a low pot from a strong hand.
Donk Bets
A donk bet is a leading bet made from out of post-flop, usually out of position. It’s known as a donk bet due to it being linked with inexperienced players (donkeys). While it’s generally associated with inexperience, it does have its uses in the arsenal of an experienced player. Donk bets can be used strategically to induce raises or to block the action of a certain player at the table.
Over Betting
An overbet is a bet larger than the current size of the pot. While this is a risky move, it can be a surefire way to win big when you have a strong hand. Either you force most players at the table to fold, or you increase the pot by a considerable amount. Some players also use overbetting as a way to bluff. The general rule of overbetting is that it should only be done with a very strong or very weak hand.