October 2007 - Posts
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All successful poker players go into the game each time with a game plan. Even those who claim to have no plan, demonstrate that they do have one by the way they play. There is an old saying that goes, “Those who fail to plan are those who plan to fail...
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To many people poker is just a game of cards. The mass-media typically depicts poker as a game of big bluffs and crazy luck. Some high profile successful poker players say they don’t know much about the math or probabilities and play by instincts and...
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It has always been my belief since I started playing this game seriously that your attitude is often the deciding factor between success and failure. In previous articles, I have discussed how routine, preparation, and being realistic can positively effect...
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The Premise: The biggest hole in people's NL Hold’em play is how they assign hands to their opponents. Bad players assign far too much likelihood to hands they can beat, and not enough to the hands which beat them. At a gathering this summer in Las Vegas...
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This article was written by Andrew Wiggins, AKA "Muddywater," an instructor for CardRunners.com . Poker players obsess over questions about how to play poker but often ignore questions about whether or not they should play poker. If you've been around...
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We see these words a lot lately on the poker discussion board here at p5s. Gank is a popular target. Why not? He is young, rich, talented, and fairly larger than life. After all, nobody would be interested if you called out some young nobody, or even...
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I recently had the privilege of traveling to Aruba to play in the Aruba Poker Classic. Along with giving many online players the opportunity to meet many of the faces behind the screen names, it also gave many online players a chance to party....I mean...
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“The point of the journey is not to arrive” – Rush, ‘Prime Mover’, 1987 Most people have a dream destination: the Wynn in Vegas, a safari in Africa, or a drawn-out dinner in a café on the Champs Elysees. Others want to go everywhere, see it all. I fall...
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Several times over my tenure as a poker coach, I have been asked about when it's appropriate to try a resteal. Since my students are mostly low-limit players who specialize in $20 and under buy ins, I always used to tell my students that never restealing...
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In economics, so-called Beggar-Thy-Neighbour policies seek benefits for one party at the expense of others. Farm subsidies, for example, keep production of foodstuffs in one country where they might be more economically produced in another country. The...
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