The art of the super-bluff
Re-reraising or ‘four-betting’ as a bluff is not something to be done lightly, but it can be a profitable pre-flop strategy The world of six-max online cash ga...
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The Daily Grind #2
John Tabatabai’s lesson in aggression threw Rick Dacey’s game into turmoil. Has he managed to turn it around? Constant betting and raising f...
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Seven-card stud
Basic seven-card stud strategy looking at key decisions on fourth and fifth streets If you can get heads-up you stand less chance of being outdrawn and ...
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Omaha cash
All Aces are not the same in pot-limit Omaha, and overplaying dry Aces can cost you a lot of money in the long run Hopefully I have illustrated in previous art...
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Weakest links
Spotting when your opponents are weak in a tournament can make all the difference In last issue’s article I talked about attacking weakness in the small ...
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Rocky river
Think about tournament scenarios that put you the player in a tough spot on the river SCENARIO ONE I like the pre-flop raise to isolate the weak player,...
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Omaha cash
Essential tips to help no-limit hold’em players adapt to the hot new game In the early part of this decade, I was a regular at the top of the European pot-limi...
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Omaha 101
Making the switch from Hold’em to Omaha? Chris Hall reveals the top 10 mistakes to avoid when getting started It might surprise you to hear this, but the...
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Post-flop betting
Post-flop betting in tournament hold’em is about extracting value and exercising solid pot control Continuation bets should generally be the same size w...
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Fashion victims
A look at six of the hippest strategies that the kids are going nutz for on the baize… Betting the pot has to work a lot less frequently than a sm...
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