|  In the end times, it is written, there'll be so many suckers roaming the earth that an edge player won't be able to lay his head down to sleep, for fear of missing out on something too soft to be true. Well, judging by the current state of affairs, the read more |
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|  By Amy Calistri I've seen the forum posters that poke fun at Phil Hellmuth's WSOP quote, “I guess if luck wasn't involved, I would win every one.” And a few years ago, I might have been one of them. But if you don't believe you're going to win, you sh read more |
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|  Pot Limit Omaha has traditionally been the variation of poker most favored by Europeans. While the popularity of the game has remained fairly stagnant in the States, it has always flourished on the Continent, growing so beloved at the height of its grow read more |
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|  By Rolf Slotboom A while ago, I wrote a piece called “The best seat versus a maniac”. I explained the trouble you can get into because of highly aggressive players, even – and especially – if you're in the position that quite a few people think is be read more |
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| | By Lou KriegerThis is the third of our four-part series on bluffing: a look into the history and mystery of the bluff, along with another tale that's right up there with the great bluffs in poker's storied history. Not All Bluffs Are Created EqualNot al read more |
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| | By Tim Lavalli What's the number one conversation around the major poker tournaments these days? Bad beats? No. The last Matusow or Hellmuth blow-up? Nope. Liz Lieu's website? Nice but still no. The talk is business, poker business, business & poker, read more |
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| | By Tommy AngeloAlex is a perpetual commotion machine. Wherever he goes, whatever he does, a sphere of mayhem surrounds him. Driving is a contest. Popcorn is an event. Every poker hand is an ordeal.Scott, the poker room manager at Lucky Chances, says read more |
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| | By Max Shapiro "Hey, Maxey," Big Denny said to me one day. "How did dat tournament dey had fer old people at da World Series work out?" "You mean The Inaugural "Oklahoma Johnny" Hale Elder Statesman of Poker Gentleman Gambler's "The Seniors" Texas Hold' read more |
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| | By Max Shapiro All great writers (and, modesty aside, I feel compelled to include myself in this grouping) have had the experience of seeing a work in progress diverge and take a path quite different from that originally envisioned. For example, literar read more |
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| | By Rolf SlotboomPeople who don't know much about poker often think it's a bluffing game. They have seen some Hollywood-movies or heard stories about players winning huge pots with nothing and bluffing out the best hand. The fact of the matter is that read more |
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