1. Start with Low-Stake Tables

• Play on lower bet tables to understand player behavior and reduce losses.
• Ideal for beginners or when testing a new game variation (Joker, AK47, etc.).

2. Play Blind Initially

• Playing blind (without seeing cards) increases your psychological advantage.
• Opponents often fold seeing your confidence, especially if you raise early.

3. Observe Opponents Carefully

• Track who folds quickly, who plays aggressively, and who plays every hand.
• Use their habits to bluff or trap them in future rounds.

4. Don’t Chase Every Hand

• Fold weak hands early; don’t play every round.
• Smart folding protects your chips and lets you strike when the odds are better.

5. Use Side Shows Strategically

• Request a sideshow when you suspect your hand is better than the last player.
• Avoid sideshow if your cards are weak — bluff instead, if you’re blind.

6. Bluff with Caution

• Bluff only when:
  
  • You’ve been playing tight.
  • Opponents are hesitant or low on chips.
• Over-bluffing leads to detection and big losses.

7. Learn Special Variants

• Understand each mode  and their rules:
  
  • Muflis: Lower hand wins.
  • AK47: A, K, 4, 7 become jokers.
  • Strategy shifts for each mode — master them to dominate.

8. Manage Bankroll Wisely

• Set daily profit/loss limits.
• Don’t chase losses; walk away after consistent wins or losses.

9. Utilize Daily Bonuses & Referrals

• Use free chips and referral rewards to play risk-free rounds.
• Save your real cash for calculated plays.

10. Practice in Private Tables

• Play with friends to test new tactics before risking money on public cash tables.