Tag: Game Theory Optimal
Ever sat down at a poker table and wondered, “How did we get here?” No, I’m not talking about that existential crisis you had after losing a big hand. I’m talking about the intricate dance of strategy that unfolds every time the cards are dealt. From it’s humble beginnings, poker has transformed into a global […]
Hey, you ever hear the one about the poker player who didn’t need any tools for analyzing his game? Nah, me neither, because it’s as mythical as the Loch Ness Monster, Big Foot, or the Chupacabra. In the world of cards, like in life, self-improvement is the name of the game. That journey of self-discovery […]
The game of poker has come a long way since the Wild West when cards were played in smoke-filled rooms with pistols around the waist in case someone was cheating. Back then catching a cheater triggered a gunshot. Thankfully these days we look to catch gutshots. But how profitable is the chase with low equity […]
Poker’s competitive scene has been vital to the history and continued growth of the game. Over the decades, it’s produced some incredible stories and unforgettable moments due to the high-stakes gameplay. Throughout the game’s history, many pros have stood out because of their unique strategies, impressive accomplishments, and flamboyant personalities. These legendary players have pushed […]
Variance in poker is a factor that can not be ignored. While a miniscule quantity of poker players will never experience it, for the majority of us mortals variance is something that needs to be considered. You should expect to lose most of the poker games you are going to register for. Poker is a […]
The world of poker is a curious beast, containing a myriad of poker games filled with nuance. The one variant that everybody tends to hear about, want to learn about, desire to watch more often, the Cadillac of the card games: No Limit Hold’em (NLHE). This very variant captured world wide recognition, made it to […]
Beat your Opponent: Part 1-The Calling Station You are playing poker in the GGMasters $25 Double Stack, and your opponent is never folding. How do you handle this type of opponent? Do you keep betting? What if your opponent plays a ridiculously wide preflop range? How do you adjust to this style of poker? Let’s […]
