Once upon a time, there was a socialite who had almost perfect dress for party. Almost, because it was not opaque enough and her modesty might be compromised. In those days, people were conservative and bras were not invented yet. The smart woman used to small scarves and a ribbon to make first bra, to cover up and protect her modesty. These home made bras are nothing like branded bras. Your home made bra wouldn't give you cleavage you get from Wonderbras but they are fun to make.

Here's how you can make such a bra.

You need 2 clean handkerchiefs or small scarves of same color and size. These bras can also be used as bikini tops so choose your handkerchiefs or scarves accordingly.

Then get 3 matching ribbons. 1 long enough to use as a bra band that would be secured by tying both ends as a ribbon. The other 2 will be bra straps.

Fold each handkerchief in half so you have 2 triangles.

The tricky aspect of no-limit hold'em both in a tournament structure and in a regular cash game is that these hands can also lead to greatest rewards. They are extremely volatile, however, and much of skill of no-limit is knowing how to recognize when that starting hand is a liability and when it could potentially break an opponent. This requires a great feel for game after flop. Naturally beginners lack this experience and nuanced understanding of game, and so it is far safer for a novice to limit himself to playing premium cards only before flop. The problem then becomes one of predictability - if you only raise with big pairs you are unlikely to get any action, and when you do get action you're in trouble because rest of table clearly knows what you're holding to begin with.

If you are one off button or on button you should loosen your restrictions and play more starting hands, including those marginal ones, provided no one else has entered pot showing obvious strength. To vary your play effectively you should also consider raising with these hands as a semi-bluff tactic, but no more than one in four times.