Analyse this
Rushed decision-making probably isn’t helpful in any area of life, so why do it in poker? Take your time and you’ll take it down says Julian Gardner Pok...
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So near yet so far
"I was 12th, but gutted to miss out on the final table" I was just trying to go as far as possible. The experience was fantastic, although for...
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Action Replay: WSOP
Tournament expert Paul Jackson takes an honest look at his performance at this year’s World Series of Poker – and some of the valuable lessons he learned from ...
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Throwing the game
Winning at gin rummy is dictated by what you throw away as much as what you hold. Phil Shaw gives you some tips on seeing the deadwood from the trees Few peopl...
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Think lucky
Does hitting a two outer on the river happen more often if you want it to? We find out if you can really think yourself lucky Every poker player knows that luc...
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Trusting your gut
Poker is a game played with the heart as much as the head, but is that magic gut instinct only the reserve of the pros? The worst thing about that Kenny Rogers...
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Mr Logic
The strategy guru looks like a rock who grinds his way to victories, but dig a bit deeper and it’s clear Action Dan isn’t all he seems Dan Harrington is...
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Lucky sevens
Pocket 7s are notoriously difficult to play. We explain how the right approach depends as much on your chips as your cards A chip leader shouldn’t fold ...
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Size matters
Lou Krieger examines how your play should differ relative to the size of the buy-in and your starting stack It might help to think of no-limit hold’em a...
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Feel your way
Correctly reading the texture of the flop is a critical skill and comes with experience, explains Julian Gardner in his latest instalment on tournament play &n...
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