The showdown
Our panel of poker pros discuss their varied approaches to heads-up competition SCENARIO ONE With blinds of 150/300 against a tight player, I would rais...
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Less is more
Tournament hotshot Paul 'ActionJack' Jackson explains why he’s playing less but earning more, and how outdrawing a maniac can leave a sour taste &nbs...
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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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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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Looking after number one
If you’ve ever felt you must make certain moves at the table for fear of letting other players down, it’s time to stop worrying. Play poker for yourself, says ...
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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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The home front
Forget the US, the UK is the home of some of the finest and most entertaining poker players on the planet. InsideEdge caught up with five of them to find why t...
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The World Champs
Three World Champions give their take on the WSOP, exclusively to InsideEdge I don’t think any of us believes we’re the best poker player in...
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Worthwhile risks
Tony G looks at how to make sure you’re in the right situation before you try to steal the blinds, and explains how to defend against a stealer Stealing is a v...
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Pommo #3
Pommo highlights the dangers of playing poker with a chip on your shoulder Ego can often be a big factor in choosing the right games and ultimately winn...
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