August 2006 - Posts
-
|
Everyone has their own reason why they play. Maybe you want to pay off some bills or debts. Perhaps you want to be able to put a down payment on your new house. Most people, though, have no sense of direction as to where they are heading in the poker...
|
-
|
Everyone who is successful at poker has at one point or another discussed poker with another player or asked for help from them. One of the most common questions or topics discussed among poker players or in a forum is, “How can I get better.” Most of...
|
-
|
I received some compliments on my play in a recent $109 rebuy tournament on Pokerstars, including one from legggggggy indicating there was something to be learned from the skills I showed that night. I have always been told my short stack game is very...
|
-
|
A normal college student's summer is supposed to be filled with an 8-5 job back in his or her hometown. A normal college student's weekend is supposed to be spent at a local bar where penny pitchers and dollar wells are a frequent encounter. My summer...
|
-
|
I’ve been in a dead end after attempting to write two different articles in which I couldn’t express my point as I wanted. The first one, which was about balancing real life and poker, I will try to write it again in the future, since I believe it is...
|
-
|
One of the most important things in No Limit Holdem is to get maximum value on your hands. One common misconception limits the value a player can get, and that is the idea of "protecting a hand." Getting as close to maximum value as possible on hands...
|
-
|
No Limit Hold'em Theory and Practice by David Sklansky and Ed Miller David Sklansky and 2+2 publishing are known for their high level of poker scholarship and the latest release No Limit Hold'em Theory and Practice is no exception. The book sets...
|
-
|
Someone smart (may have been Matt Matros) wrote an article about how you have to take very small edges – even coin flips with a pair – in a big field tournament like the WSOP main event. He went through a detailed, mathematical explanation of why that...
|
-
|
10 people are left in the Sunday Million on PokerStars. Your 2,000,000 chips puts you solidly in third place. However, two to your left is the chip-leader, who has been running over the table with constant aggression. Then, bingo! You look down at KK...
|
-
|
I asked (P5s Admin) Adam if he had any suggestions on my newest article, and he proposed that I talk about the $200 Rebuy at Pokerstars that I had won the night before. This article will be a little different than some of the previous articles you have...
|
More Posts Next page »
|
|
PocketFives.com Rankings
|
|
|
|
|
Carbon Poker Sorting Tables
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|