Weekly Poker Hand #57
I trust my reads and get off the hook with K-K cheaply. Would you have done the same?
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I need your help with my next book
I recently hosted a live webinar (click the link for a FREE 31 minute video) where I discussed and analyzed my play from a few sessions of live $1/$2 no-limit at Borgata. During these sessions I did quite well by getting blatantly out of line and exploiting my opponents’ specific tendencies. Since this webinar was so well received, and Strategies for Beating Small Stakes Poker Tournaments is constantly the #1 Kindle book, I have decided to make a new book about the strategies I used to crush the small stakes cash games. …
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I got married!
I got married on 8/1/2015. It was great! Amie is the stone nuts.
Here is a preview of my wedding video, which will be released in a few months:
Amie and Jonathan from McKenzie Miller Films on Vimeo. …
Weekly Poker Hand #56
I extract a huge amount of value from a maniac with an underpair. Getting lots of money in the pot with a marginal hand is always scary. You must have the courage to make +EV plays!
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Identifying and Exploiting an Opponent’s Weakness
I am currently away on my honeymoon, so this week I will share with you a letter from Ken Adams, who I have helped with poker throughout he last few years. He walks us through a short cash game session he recently played. I think you will enjoy it. Let me know what you think! …
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Weekly Poker Hand #55
I am faced with a 1.5x pot overbet on the river. I have a lowly pair of sixes. Would you make the call?
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Adapt or Perish
I am away on my honeymoon so this week’s blog post is a guest post by Pamela Maldonado, who is part of the editorial team at PokerNews. I hope you enjoy it. Let me know what you think!
In 2013 I played my first ever WSOP Event — the $1,000 Ladies tournament. It was a 3-day event with 954 entrants and I lasted a disappointing two hours. Like many other players, I was eliminated by a bad beat. I don’t like to complain so I’m not going to, but after the event was over I wasn’t as disappointed in the hand that sent me to the rail as I was in my play and outlook for the rest of that tournament. Turns out I was a fish. …
Weekly Poker Hand #54
I trust my reads and make a huge fold near the bubble of a $2,000 event. Would you have made the same fold?
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Figure out their range (then do something about it!)
In my new book, Excelling at No-Limit Hold’em, out of the 500 pages, quite a few are dedicated to in-depth range analysis. While most advanced players know how to put their opponents on a range of hands, it seems like very few of them actually get out of line and take advantage of their range assessment abilities. I recently played a hand in the $3,500 Borgata WPT event where I was fairly certain I knew both of my opponents’ ranges. The only problem was that one, if not both of my opponents had me in bad shape. …
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Weekly Poker Hand #53
I get a bit out of line in a situation where my range should be stronger than my opponent’s range. What do you think? Do you ever make plays like this?
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