Texas Hold-Em Poker Tips - The Slow Play

Here is a pro tip to take your poker game to the next level. It is called a slow play. I had been a victim of this numerous times before finally figuring it out.
Very much like everything else in poker it is not a guarantee to win but this will definitely give you a competitive advantage over others that doubt your game or not familiar with this. Regardless of the hand you are dealt if Pocket Kings or 6-8 if you maintain your discipline and judging by the board possess a dominant hand do not go overboard. Play the hand out. Odds are in a poker game if there is little betting going on someone is eventually going to bet. More often than not they gauge their bet by a look at the flop. If it appears they may have top pair they will bet or raise. If this happens do not re raise and raise suspicion call their bet. a pot matching bet would be ideal in this case and continue. As your opponent becomes more vested in his hand and vested into the chips that have been deposited they are going to become attached and have a tougher time letting go. Do the same on a turn bet (4th card ) and wait for the river.
With a river card make a quick determination of whether your hand remains the better in your opinion. If so you can  are your opponent is going to try and "buy" this  betting an inflated amount. If this happens you now have the ability to call an all  happens next is up to the player you face. They can either call you bet or they can fold. Chance are with the investment already in the pot and under the assumption they have won already they will call you.
Reveal your winning hand and collect your chips you have slow played. This works best with 3 of a kind, Flushes, and straights, full houses are nearly a no-brainer. So the next time you get dealt pocket kings or aces do not bet the farm on an all in and risk losing all of it hold on tho them and slow play and get the "maximum".