Study Your Opponents
When playing any game whether its poker or not, you can gain a huge advantage by getting to know your opponent. It's good to get a note pad and to take notes about your opponents; everyone is different so start to think about everybody at the table as a unique person. Unlike playing at a casino, there are very few tells, so examine every detail you can. Ask yourself these questions: How much is the bet compared to the pot. How many players are they raising? How fast is the betting? How many hands have they played before this one? Questions like these can help you determine the strength of your opponent's hand. Every player is different, some players will count to 5 or 10 seconds before making a move every turn to remove this tell from their gameplay. You can also use a 3rd party poker player search that will tell you the current stats and traits of your opponents, these often require a payment to use. If you do your research and you study your opponents you're bound to reap the rewards, just be aware of your own online poker tells.
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