Players in early betting positions are the weakest as they have the least amount of information to go on.But, the player immediately to the right of the dealer, sometimes known as the “cutoff,” can potentially be in a strong position over the button as he has the ability to bet big enough to force the button into action/to bet-big or fold.The player who bets last will have the most information to work with as they’ve seen all other players bets/actions before making a move.
Understanding where you are in relation to the dealer/button will help you develop a strategy to win Texas Hold’em. But, if one person deals all the time, then the button-position will rotate the table over time, otherwise the dealer job passes around. In Texas Hold’em the dealer and/or the button-position will be passed to the next player toward the left after each hand. Know what your position at the table means.
