You have to adjust your strategy with every game because each game means a new set of cards being dealt. If you are playing against intermediate players who have a clue about Texas Hold’em strategies, and you happen to notice that there’s a possible flush on the table, you should seriously consider folding because there’s a likely chance one of them has the flush and if you keep betting then you stand the chance of losing more than if you folded immediately.

If you plan on bluffing, do so knowing the level of competition you have. Call or bet on hands that you feel are strong but if you are unsure, you’re better off folding. You shouldn’t play every hand, instead take a break on occasion and watch your competition to try and figure out their strategies. Good to intermediate players realise the need to observe and always be thinking about a strategy. Very good players can psyche you out or cause you to fold when you didn’t need to. Beginners on the other hand may not have the confidence and they’ll often bet blindly losing most, if not all, of their cash.