5 Poker Life Lessons
Play the game long enough and you’ll realize that you haven’t been playing poker, it’s been playing you.If you let it, poker can be a...
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All You Need to Know About Online Micro Stakes Poker Tips
1o years ago, this article might have been quite different. Then, the online poker world was growing rapidly. For instance, in 2006, the number of World...
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Taking a Break from Poker – Part Two
In the first article on Taking a Break from Poker -Part One, I identified some of the indicators for the need to step away from the...
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Coping with Poker Losses
There is nothing like a hot streak. All of your decisions are correct. Your opponents are making the mistakes, not you. You are hitting your...
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Poker Tell Training Tips
Some of the old guard laud the current generation of math heads who have all the probabilities of poker on lock-down. While an essential part...
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Taking a Break from Poker – Part One
Although the reasons to may vary, taking a break from the tables can be difficult to do. Let’s look into some of the reasons a...
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The Wrong Time to Bluff
Bluffing is synonymous with poker. Even non-players associate the game with acts of guile and courage when the stakes are high. A good bluff is...
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Adapting at the poker table
Predictable poker is beatable poker. If your opponents pick up on your patterns, and we all have them, they can dodge your bullets or crush...
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Table Image
I just returned from a week in Vegas, always an inspiration for some poker analysis. This post is about your table image, an angle few...
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Sticking to Poker Basics
Complexity science holds that certain systems have multiple interacting agents that do not react to inputs in a linear way. Complexity science is, well, complicated....
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Poker Inertia
You’ve heard it before. Starting a poker session is easy. Knowing when to quit is the hard part. One of Newton’s first laws of physics...
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Making Excuses
Rationalizing is the process of thinking about or describing something in a way that explains it. This is usually done to make something we have...
