May 2008 - Posts
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Accumulation of Frequent Player Points (FPPs) is one of the four most common topics in the Poker Discussion Forum on PocketFives.com – the other three being bankroll management, how to accumulate chips late in a tournament, and ripping on top-ranked players...
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(cont.) The next day Nathanael and I go out while our friend plays Day 1B. He ended up busting in the second level when his nut straight ran into runner-runner flush, but we're both in pretty good moods. I've gotten over my bust out. I'm happy...
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Every year, just after I count up my bills from Mother’s Day, my thoughts turn inexorably towards the WSOP. Even though this year I have already bubbled, or near bubbled, three satellites for the main event, my real focus starts now. As I think about...
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Texas Hold’em is a game of decision making based on partial information. Since we can’t know for certain what cards our opponents are holding, or the cards that are coming on the flop, turn, or river, we have to gather as much information as possible...
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We hear this complaint quite often, especially from highly-ranked or successful players. It is usually caused by yet another frustrating Sunday where the player managed to get busted from every major tournament thanks to a series of bad beats to recreational...
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In my first WSOP main event, the dealer asked my first table which players won a satellite and which players bought in for the $10,000. Every player had won a satellite. If you aren’t backed or have a sufficiently large bankroll ($1 million+), satellites...
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In my last article, I went into depth about how tilting can ruin any poker session and then acknowledged ways to manage the many road bumps we all encounter. In simple terms, when playing on tilt you are fully distracted from playing your best and need...
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(cont.) Our few weak spots bust, and guys get put at my table that I do not recognize but handle themselves really well. I'm officially at the table from hell. All around me I can hear dealers declaring all-ins. Insanely terrible novices I played...
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I have trouble sleeping the night before day one, like I often do for some reason. It's not really stress or excitement, but more an odd seeping of adrenaline in my veins that seems to make me restless. When I finally come to, I feel a little shaken...
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No matter where I am or when I get to bed, I am always up around 5 am. One morning on my recent visit to Florida, I was surprised to see my father get up and join me for coffee at that early hour. It turns out that, in his relatively young retirement...
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