… Big Picture. Taking a macroscopic view of the game will help you … parts 5 and 6. The point is to know what you … make mistakes. Understand the Implications of the Payout Structure. Paying attention … strategy. I explain the nuances of this decision making process …
… would be the understatement of the year. There were … stopped rolling when one of these splashy players raised … may view a hand like Q-J worthy of playing … I get to this point. My opponent didn’t … them, here the recordings of my commentary throughout the …
… is reasonably likely that both of my opponents will check, and … to continue bluffing with all of his draws, perhaps only checking … me. From my opponent’s point of view, when I called his flop … to represent a range consisting of trips and busted draws, hoping …
… called. While most amateur players view this as a disaster (seeing … an amazingly profitable situation. Most of the time, someone will make … 219,000 pot. At this point, I had to decide if … shallow, especially if calling (instead of 3-betting) will not tip …
… out of his 40,000 stack. I did not view his reraise as being abnormally large because most of … My opponent checked. At this point, I assumed he had … . After about one second of thought, my opponent called … are many more combinations of hands I beat than …
… Branson, Missouri, with a group of female poker players. I … “ah ha” moments when some of their poker questions were answered … “unfriend” anyone who has different point of view. I love our country and … Player Cruises trips with lots of poker players who have …
… , intelligent, and with plenty of disposable income. In … method of communication: Person A speaks and makes the point … B can make his point. If, however, person A … chance to make a point until person A accepts … people with an opposing view. In closing, I hope …
… actually get out of line and take advantage of their range assessment … average chip stack at this point was around 90,000. I … while before calling. At this point, I thought the small blind … thought the small blind would view 2nd position’s call as …
… illustrates how to take advantage of these aggressive players without opening … have a bit of merit because my opponent may view a marginal … . If I raised at any point throughout this hand, either my … or applied a huge amount of pressure, perhaps resulting in me …
… Here is the view from the outside of the casino where the … I had the pleasure of being part of the media for … to thank him for all of the great poker streams! … Dreyfus, the guy in charge of the Global Poker Index. … a bit tipsy at this point. The kid in the …
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