Video Blog: 2015 PCA Wrap Up
In this short video blog, I discuss the end of my 2015 PCA, including a cash for $50,000, as well as my next educational project.
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In this short video blog, I discuss the end of my 2015 PCA, including a cash for $50,000, as well as my next educational project.
Video Blog: 2015 PCA Wrap Up Read More »
Push your opponents around when it is clear they do not want to go broke.
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Weekly Poker Hand #25 Read More »
In this short video, I explain the concept of Pot Control, when you should use it, and when you should not use it.
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In this video blog, I discuss my first few days at the 2015 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. So far, I have chopped a $5,000 event for $100,000 and played well (in my mind!) in the other two events I have entered.
Chopping for $100,000 Read More »
I explain how to choose your bet size on the river both when you have a premium hand and when you are bluffing.
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Weekly Poker Hand #24 Read More »
Sometimes your opponents allow you to win a pot by making a clear mistake. I recently played this hand in a $1,500 preliminary event at the WSOP. A player who had been fairly aggressive from late position raised to 1,600 out of his 35,000 stack at 300/600-100 from the cutoff and a loose, passive, weak player with 40,000 chips called on button. …
Do not be afraid to go all-in Read More »
I played in the $10,000 buy-in Pot Limit Hold’em event. Can you figure out what I have?
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Weekly Poker Hand #23 Read More »
I recently asked my followers on Twitter (@JonathanLittle) and Facebook about the things they have the most trouble with in poker. I got a ton of replies. In this blog post, I am going to respond to five questions I hope will be interesting and beneficial to you.
I show you how to get full value from your premium made hands when the stacks are super-deep by making gigantic over-bets. Merry Christmas!
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Weekly Poker Hand #22 Read More »
For those of you who don’t know me, I am a 68-year old amateur part-time tournament player. I began playing tournament poker in earnest in the 1990’s and even though my family life and full time job as a lawyer left me time to play only a dozen tournaments a year, I had just begun to enjoy some modest success when the internet poker boom hit. …
Guest Blog Post: Ken Adams Read More »