Tag: intermediate strategy
To dabble or to dominate? That’s the question, my friend. Whether you’re a seasoned shark in the poker ocean or a tadpole just starting to understand the ecosystem, your Poker Table Image or ‘Table Persona’ plays an incredible role in the game. Just like a jigsaw puzzle, the game of poker is all about piecing […]
In the exhilarating game of poker, the ability to make informed decisions based on mathematical calculations can mean the difference between triumph and defeat. While many players rely on instinct and intuition, understanding the principles of advanced poker math, particularly pot odds and expected value, can give you a significant advantage over your opponents. In […]
Once upon a time, in the card-fuelled, poorly lit saloons of the Wild West, poker was a straightforward game. A straight beat a flush, and a full house could buy a full saloon. But as the dust of those simple times settled, poker evolved into an intricate dance of strategy, bravado, and sheer wit. Today, […]
Poker, a game requiring a unique blend of skill and luck, is fraught with unpredictable shifts, known as poker downswings. These downturns can severely test the emotional resilience and mental strength of both novice and veteran players. A downswing can dampen spirits, erode self-assurance, and provoke emotional turbulence that may directly impact game performance. In […]
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 […]
Small pocket pairs are one of my favorite hand groups in Texas Hold’em. They tend to be one of the easiest hand groups to play and are usually inexpensive to play. A small pocket pair is generally considered to be any pair between deuce and six and they all play similarly, for the most part. […]
