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  Preflop Play in Pot-Limit Hold’em Tournaments

  June 24th, 2009

  To succeed in Pot-Limit Hold ‘em tournaments, No-Limit Hold ‘em players need to make certain adjustments to their game. Perhaps the biggest modification you need to make is to ...

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  Understanding Implied Odds

  May 10th, 2007

  Too often, implied odds are invoked as a reason for a play when "wishful thinking" would be the more accurate description of the situation.

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  Cash Equity at the Final Table

  Nov 6, 2006

  I needed to win the pot only about 27 percent of the time to justify a call.

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  Playing Pot-Limit Tournaments

  July 17, 2006

  In Pot-Limit tournaments, I prefer to be the player re-raising the open-raise.

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  Playing Bottom Two Pair

  May 8, 2006

  Many players overplay top pair and over-pairs, and will either call or re-raise all-in.

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  Big Slick: A Slippery Hand

  November 21, 2005

  Many people fall in love with A-K pre-flop in No-Limit Hold 'em because they know that they can rarely be much worse than 50-50 to win the hand if they get all of their money in heads up.

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  So You Wanna Go Pro

  July 25, 2005

  Poker is a great game; it's tons of fun, and has never been as potentially profitable as it is today. But try to keep it in perspective.

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