• How to survive when sitting on short stack

    • Jan 8, 2009

    In no-limit tournament poker, players are generally considered on the “short stack” whenever they have a chip count that's equal to the value of 10 big blinds or less...

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  • Taking Online Notes on Opponents

    • Dec 31, 2008

    When you’re at the table playing live poker, the only notes you can take - at least inconspicuously - are mental ones. Online, however, you’re granted a tremendous opportunity...

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  • Playing AK Out of Position

    • Nov 24, 2008

    Ace-King may be one of the strongest starting hands in poker, but you’ve got to play it right in each position to make it pay – especially in the early stages...

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  • Redraws in Pot-Limit Omaha

    • Nov 11, 2008

    If you don’t have much experience playing Pot-Limit Omaha, a good rule of thumb is to play hands that can make the nuts because at a full table the pot will usually...

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  • Continuation Betting and Your Position at the Table

    • Oct 2, 2008

    When deciding whether or not to make a continuation bet on the flop, a critical factor is your position at the table...

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  • Moving from Online to Live Play

    • Jul 5, 2008

    After honing their games online for awhile, many players decide to take the next step and test their skills in a live poker room. For some, the transition comes easily but, for others, the differences can be difficult to overcome.

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  • Playing Over-Cards

    • Jun 12, 2008

    The fact is over-cards can be some of the trickiest hands to play well if they don't connect with the board. So how do you avoid going broke...

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  • A Way To Approximate The Odds

    • Apr 25, 2008

    It is very difficult to calculate the exact odds of hitting a drawing hand when you're sitting at the poker table. Unless you're a genius with a gift for mathematics...

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  • Play More Pots

    • Apr 20, 2008

    In tournaments, I play lots of hands. I'll put my money in with all kinds of connected cards, especially when in position. I might limp, I might min-raise or raise a little more than the minimum, depending on...

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  • Controlling the Pot

    • Feb 6, 2008

    One of the most critical aspects to surviving – and thriving – in deep stack tournaments is learning how to control the size of the pots you play. In short, your goal should be...

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  • Small Pockets and Big Stacks

    • Sep 4, 2007

    I played the World Series of Poker* Main Event for the first time in 2006 and like all rookies, I was involved in endless discussions of "The Hypothetical."...

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  • Learn the Five Ways to Spot a Bluff

    • Mar 3, 2007

    Bluffing is a big part of poker, but equally, if not more important, is the ability to sniff out an opponent's bluff.

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