Weekly Poker Hand #199
I flop a gutshot straight draw, so I play a big pot. Sometimes poker is easy!
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I flop a gutshot straight draw, so I play a big pot. Sometimes poker is easy!
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Weekly Poker Hand #199 Read More »
It is astonishing to me how many players travel from destination to destination to play poker tournaments in an unintelligent manner. When it is time for them to go play a tournament series, they simply plan the trip with little to no preparation. While there is nothing inherently wrong with this approach, in my opinion, if you are trying to get the most equity out of each and every tournament you play, you should ensure your mind is in a good place before sitting at the poker table. …
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I was recently told about a hand by an amateur player that illustrates a few detrimental mistakes that many players make on a regular basis. If you work hard to develop fundamentally sound strategies away from the table, you will not make these mistakes in game.
In a $.10/$.20 no-limit hold’em cash game with $35 effective stacks, the players in first and second position, as well as the hijack, limped. Our Hero decided to raise to $.70 with 7c-7s.
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I get tricky with top pair blind versus blind. Do you ever make this play?
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Weekly Poker Hand #197 Read More »
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The Poker Workbook (Volume 1) Read More »
The WSOP is just around the corner. That is exciting! The Colossus event, the smallest WSOP buy-in at $565, brings together more poker players than any other tournament, so you are bound to see some interesting plays. In this blog post, I am going to outline three leaks that I witnessed throughout my play of the event in previous years that I think most of the players could easily fix, giving them a much better shot of making a deep run. …
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I cold-call a 3-bet and go into call down mode on K-9-3. Guess what I have?!?
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Weekly Poker Hand #196 Read More »
I flop the world and decide to play for all my money early in a $5,000 WSOP event.
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