Weekly Poker Hand #15
I show you how to play a marginal middle pair when your opponent continues applying pressure when you are deep stacked.
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I show you how to play a marginal middle pair when your opponent continues applying pressure when you are deep stacked.
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Weekly Poker Hand #15 Read More »
This is fairly random and unexpected, but Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker Volume 2 has a cameo in the first episode of the new HBO series Sonic Highways by Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters! While I don’t listen to much rock anymore, I used to listen to their music all the time, and I still have a few of their albums on my iPhone. How cool!
Check out the list of my top poker books as well as poker movies I recommend writing to everyone.
One of my books is in the new HBO series Sonic Highways! Read More »
I discuss a sophisticated play I made against a strong player in a $25,000 buy-in tournament.
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Weekly Poker Hand #14 Read More »
I have been asked numerous times “What podcasts do you listen to?” For those who do not know, I spend a TON of time listening to podcasts. While most people spend their time listening to music, I try to learn things to better my life. I usually listen to podcasts while traveling, working out, and occasionally at the poker table, although that is not recommended because it makes concentrating on the game nearly impossible.
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I teach you how to get full value from a strong, but susceptible made hand versus a loose, aggressive player.
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Weekly Poker Hand #13 Read More »
In this blog post I will detail one of the most costly leaks that aspiring poker pros fail to comprehend or even acknowledge. I will also outline ways for you to plug this leak so it doesn’t destroy your bankroll. It should be noted that this post is for people who care about money. If you are super rich or simply do not care about money, ignore this post
I frequently get emails from my students detailing their poker trips. One of the most common mistakes they make pertains to how much time and money they spend to actually play a tournament series. It is not uncommon for someone to go on a poker trip for a weekend to play a $240, $340, and $550 tournament. The rake in these events is $40, $40, and $50, meaning they think they are paying $130 in rake. This could not be further from the truth. …
In this video blog, I discuss the end of my 2014 WSOP APAC trip and I also mention things I am doing to improve my life in the future. Melbourne has taught me a lot about myself and inspired me to be the best I can be.
Video Blog: WSOP APAC Wrap Up plus Waking Up Read More »
I show you how to get full value from your marginal made hands. Remember, if you only value bet the river when you know you have the best hand, you are leaving a ton of money on the table.
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Weekly Poker Hand, #12 Read More »
In poker, and most other games, there tend to be three types of players. In this article, I am going to tell you how to give each of them what they want so they will eventually give you what you want.
One type plays mostly because they enjoy the social interactions. The second type likes to test the boundaries of the game. In poker, these players enjoy running insane bluffs or making huge folds that most players would never consider. The third player type loves to win. While you are almost certainly a blend of the three player types, it is important to realize who you are playing against in order to extract the maximum amount of profit in the long run. …
Understanding the Three Player Types Read More »
Poker has continued to be rough but I am doing my best to stay positive. Check out this video blog from Melbourne Australia.
Video blog: Staying positive in Australia Read More »