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Missing Out on Value |
| Figuring out where you are in a hand can be tricky, but if you're not prepared to value-bet your marginal holdings you could be leaving vital extra chips on the table. |
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Mastering the Mid Stakes |
| You’ve earned your stripes, built up your bankroll and finally made the transition to the mid stakes cash games online, but what once seemed so easy is now a lot tougher. This month PKR sponsored pro and cash specialist Sofia Lövgren gives us her top three tips for adjusting to the |
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Pot control- the development of an idea |
| Previously in this column we’ve looked at the power of aggression and the bold eye-catching moves. However, good poker strategy extends far beyond the most memorable hands. In fact, the best players control the game not through high variance moves, but in the nitty gritty of the less spectacular hands |
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Taking the Next Step |
| Moving up the poker ladder not only means your skill on the felt has to improve, but also your overall strategy for getting better as a player. Making the jump in stakes is not simply a matter of coping with the increased profit and losses that will occur |
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Reading the Mind of a Pro |
| This month Bustoutpoker.com’s newest pro, David Sesso, joins our strategy ranks and analyses a tournament defining hand in his recent WCOOP win |
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Backing in Poker: A Double-Edged Sword |
| Over the past few years staking has become big business in poker; moreover, it has provided many aspiring players with the opportunity to climb the ladder faster than they would normally |
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Become a Pre-Flop Robot |
| This month’s WPT Boot Camp’s Rick Fuller outlines one of the most fundamental concepts in poker: consistency. Not becoming predictable and establishing an unreadable image pre-flop is crucial if all forms of poker |
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Recognizing Polarized Ranges |
| When an aggressive opponent fires into you on every street, despite dramatic changes in board texture, you will often find that player is on a bluff. For example, if you call a raise with 9h 9d and the flop fell 10s 4h 3s, you should be calling most continuation bets in |
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7 Types of Tilt |
| Last month I took the common explanation of tilt, that it was anything short of paying your best, and narrowed it down to only playing bad because of anger. This article takes it a step further by describing the seven most common types of tilt, along with a general strategy to |
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The Fallacy of Expected Value in Tournaments |
| This month online poker consultant and poker player Darren Keyes weighs up the merits of using EV to aid your decisions in tournaments and offers an alternative framework to guide your play. |
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