Poker strategy tips for players who are no stranger to the game, and are looking to take their game to the next level.
A donk bet can best be described as a player making a small opening bet when acting before a player who has previously shown aggression in the hand by betting or raising either before or after the flop. Read more
The concept of Multiple Level Thinking was first introduced by David Sklansky in his book published in 2006 called No-Limit Hold’em Theory and Practice. Read more
There are many theories and strategies that have surrounded the poker world. Some make sense and others, not so much. One that has been around for decades has been the Nash Equilibrium. Read more
Many players make deals in poker tournaments these days, but when is a deal good? Read more
When you and only one other opponent are all that remains in a hand and you have the favorable position, you may sometimes find yourself in a situation where your table rival attempts to make a blocking bet. Read more
An important ingredient to becoming a profitable poker player during is being able to read the other players and to notice any number of “tells” Read more
The small ball poker strategy is believed to have been given its name by pro player Dan “Action Dan” Harrington, who won the World Series of Poker Main Event in 1995 and has written several books on tournament strategy. Read more
Seeing a free card or allowing an opponent to look at a free card without making a bet is sometimes advantageous. There are basically two reasons why you would employ a free card strategy. The first is hoping to save money while drawing to improve your hand. The second is to get more money from your opponent on future rounds of betting. Read more
Check raising your opponents at the poker table is a very aggressive and often times profitable move when employed correctly and in the right situations. First representing hand weakness by checking, followed by raising after allowing an opponent to bet, you are ultimately showing tremendous hand strength. Read more
The small blind is the worst position to be playing from. If you kept track of the money won and lost while seated in the small blind, there is an incredibly strong likelihood that you are losing money while in this position. Read more