Observe your opponents

One of the best possible things that you can learn to do in Poker, is to observe your opponent. Even when you are not actually in the hand, it is good to keep a close on you opponents and learn the way they play. Try to work out a players Poker tell when they are bluffing and try to learn their pattern of play.

Some players will always raise in a certain position and some will always fold in a certain position. You can use these traits against them to help you steal the pot. If a player is prone to fold at a certain stage of the hand, you can use this against them by bluffing and making the pot yours.