Strategy

Poker Theory and Concepts

When to Ignore Poker Theory

Posted by Pete Clarke on 28/01/22

When we first learn to play the game, getting bombarded by theory and jargon is...

Poker Theory and Concepts

Five Tips on Medium Suited Connectors

Posted by Pete Clarke on 21/01/22

Let's face it. We all have a slight affection for the aesthetically pleasing 87s and...

MTT

Stack Utility in Tournaments

Posted by Dave Roemer on 07/01/22

Recently I was discussing two different tournament hands at roughly the same time. One privately,...

MTT

Micro vs. High Stakes Tournaments

Posted by Dave Roemer on 31/12/21

Many players reading this article will have ample experience in micro and low stakes tournaments...

MTT

Leveraged Bets

Posted by Dave Roemer on 15/12/21

Poker Mindset

Reading Your Opponents

Posted by Dave Roemer on 08/12/21

By watching the action at your table even after you’ve folded, and trying to put...

Poker Theory and Concepts

Calling for a Chop

Posted by Dave Roemer on 01/12/21

Calling for a chop means calling a bet in a situation where your best case...

Poker Theory and Concepts

Finding Unplanned Bluffs

Posted by Dave Roemer on 23/11/21

From a modern day, GTO standpoint, our range should generally have some balance of bluffs...

Poker Theory and Concepts

Hand Reading for Beginners – Polarised Ranges vs. Merged Ranges

Posted by Pete Clarke on 16/11/21

When you bet the flop, you force your opponent to fold some hands. This makes...