|  I started my Saturday in terrible shape. Hung over and jetlagged, I emerged from my hotel and stumbled into the Dublin streets at about 1pm. My mind was capable of a single thought: get coffee and get it now. I'm nasty in moments such as this. I thre read more |
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|  By Lou KriegerShould you continue with a draw? Flopping a four-flush or an open-end straight draw is a common situation. If it's relatively inexpensive, you'll invariably stay for the turn card - particularly when you're certain that yours will be the read more |
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|  By Nolan Dalla After Mankowitz's corpse is removed from the poker room, the game continues as usual (Note seat 10 is vacant after the body was extracted from the table). (UPI) LOS ANGELES, CA - The scene at the Poker Palace Casino in Gardena t read more |
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|  By Mike Caro Let's start by talking about game theory.Exactly what is game theory? Sure, if you're an astute student of poker, you probably know what game theory is. If you're schooled in higher mathematical concepts, you also know. Sort of. But the read more |
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| | Full Tilt Poker's hand history feature has really helped me plug a few leaks in my game. I had been losing about $50,000 a month playing 1-2 No-Limit, but after taking the time to review my hand histories, my hourly rate is quickly approaching zero doll read more |
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| | By Vince Burgio As usual, when the first of the year comes around, my best friend and I go to lunch and discuss our wishes and goals for the upcoming year. We review the previous year's goals and discuss how we did on them. Then after discussing why w read more |
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| | By Mike CaroIt's a really powerful concept for those of you who play shorthanded or heads-up hold'em. And for players in full-handed games, it will help explain how to play a recurring situation, too. I'm talking about the small blind, my friends. Ab read more |
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| | by Jason Pohl "Vary your play." Those three words are like a sacred mantra, chanted down by more authors than I care to visualize. Those three words are treated as gospel by thousands of poker players every day. Because it is said so often and practic read more |
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| | By Matthew Hilger One of the great things I love about the World Series of Poker main event is the big stacks you get to play in relation to the blinds. When starting out with $10,000 in chips, you can find spots to make plays that would be difficult read more |
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| | By Dr. Mark Burtman The players began reaching into their pockets for their cash, which they would use to buy their chips. Most of the newbies tried to buy-in for the minimum. They could only lose the money in front of them at the table, however once read more |
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