In this clip from a recent PokerCoaching Q&A Webinar, Jonathan Jaffe gives us an in-depth look into the way he played an important hand deep in the 2013 WSOP Main Event. It’s always fun to learn from the best!
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By PokerCoaching.com coach, Evan Jarvis.
Knowing when to fold is a nuance that escapes beginners, especially when they place their energy and focus on their hand instead of trying to read their opponents. If you want to excel as a player, you’ll need to know when to laydown a hand and when to make a heroic call. Practice reading hands and trusting your instincts, and soon enough, you’ll be playing like a pro.
…Guest Blog Post: Making Big Folds and Hero Calls by Evan JarvisRead More »
Guest Blog Post: Making Big Folds and Hero Calls by Evan Jarvis Read More »
The Triton Million is officially the highest buy-in tournament in poker history. The action was great to watch! A couple of key hands from Day 1 really stuck out and I wanted to share them with you all.
The first hand is played between Sam Trickett, Bryn Kenney, and Stephen Chidwick where Trickett pulls off a sick bluff!
2 Fun Hands from the Triton Million! Read More »
In this video, I review 2 hands from the 2019 WSOP Main Event Final Table that I thought were particularly educational. I hope you enjoy it!
2019 WSOP Main Event Final Table Review Read More »
Here is a fun video I made with NYC Charity Poker Legend, Andy Frakenberger! We talked about table selection, Charity Events, the WSOP Main Event, and more! Funny enough, Andy bubbled the charity event while I snuck into the money with 1 big blind. Skill game!
Poker Chat with NYC Charity Poker Legend, Andy FrankenbergerRead More »
Poker Chat with NYC Charity Poker Legend, Andy Frankenberger Read More »
Check this NEW VLOG out for a behind-the-scenes look at my WSOP Main Event, some poker hand reviews, film of the earthquake from 50 stories up at Palms, and much more!
NEW WSOP Main Event VLOG Read More »
By PokerCoaching.com coach Evan Jarvis
Tournaments are more dynamic than cash games. They force you into a lot of situations you’d never encounter otherwise, so to play them successfully, you need to be flexible.
There’s no denying that luck plays a huge roll in poker tournaments, but if you can grasp a few key concepts, you won’t be as reliant on the fickle affections of chance.
The 3 Key Ingredients to Winning NLH Poker Tournaments
…3 Keys to Winning Poker Tournaments by Evan ‘Gripsed’ JarvisRead More »
3 Keys to Winning Poker Tournaments by Evan ‘Gripsed’ Jarvis Read More »
By PokerCoaching.com coach Alex Fitzgerald
Imagine you are at the beginning of a tournament. That, or you have just joined a cash game. You have more than 75 big blinds effective.
You raise with K-Jo on the button and the big blind calls you.
…Playing Paired Boards by Alex Fitzgerald Read More »
By PokerCoaching.com coach Matt Affleck
Let’s talk about every poker player’s favorite accessory, their backpack. A staple in the poker room, my backpack allows me to bring my essentials for my ten-hour (or longer) grind. The fact that I do not like playing short sessions makes my backpack even more important to me because I will be in the casino for long hours, especially during tournament series like the WSOP. I will share some of the key items I bring and hopefully give some of you some ideas for your next tournament series.
…My Backpack by Matt Affleck Read More »
Summer has officially begun with the WSOP $10K Super Turbo Bounty and the $15K WPT Tournament of Champions! Here are some fun hands and good times from my first trip to Vegas!
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