Poker Strategy Articles by Poker Pros
Our Poker Strategy section will focus on Texas Holdem and Omaha Hi and should be very different from other sites, or at least we hope, we are not trying to talk down to our audience and we are going to assume that you have a good knowledge of the game. This section will talk about more advanced concepts and is supposed to bring up more questions than it solves really. Hopefully we can begin the discussion of taking Poker Theory to a new level. Occasionally we hope to give a poker tip that might but a few more dollars in your pocket. The Gambling and Life Strategy are sections about topics that are important to us but do not necessarily have a poker take.
  • 11-27-2007

    Catching Up

    One of the first lessons I learned in poker is that catching up is not only profitable it is the difference between being a winner and a loser.  Back in those days I was playing limit poker and...

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    Paul "Beanie" Nobles

  • 11-20-2007

    Life Cycle of a Poker Player (from 2+2)

    Brandon posted this on 2+2 and it generated a lot of discussion.  The post compares online poker players to live poker players and why it is difficult to compare poker to really anything else. ...

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    Brandon Adams

  • 11-19-2007

    Image

    It’s important to know how the other players at the table perceive you. You as a poker player must know what they think of you. I know, when I sit down at a poker table, what most everyone thi...

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    Antonio Esfandiari

  • 11-16-2007

    What it takes to be a professional poker play

    There is a lot of poker on television, really the only interesting hands are where someone makes a very bad play or something improbable happens.  AA beating a flush draw doesn’t always m...

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    Paul "Beanie" Nobles

  • 11-05-2007

    The Optimal Opening Raise

              In a tournament, what is the proper opening raise?  Most people just make it three big blinds without giving it much thought.  That&r...

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    Brandon Adams