How to become a winning MTT player in four months (part 1)

1 Jun 2011

PokerPlayer has teamed up with staking site SharkStaking.com to see if a winning MTT coach can turn our micro-grinding staff writer Keir ‘Kezay69’ Mackay into ... Continue Reading

Correcting the 50 worst pieces of poker advice you’ve ever heard...

1 Jun 2011

Dusty Schmidt is a legendary online grinder, having racked up over nine million hands in his five-year career without ever having a losing month - take his pok... Continue Reading

How to be a successful poker pro

1 May 2011

Six months after leaving PokerPlayer for a life of online poker, Ross Jarvis shares seven important lessons he has learned that could prove priceless for any a... Continue Reading

How to satellite in to a major poker tournament

1 Apr 2011

If you want to win life changing money without risking big bucks it's time to start playing satellites – here are our six essential tips

How to crush live poker tournaments

1 Apr 2011

James Keys made his big score when he finished runner-up in the 2011 Aussie Millions, netting him over $1m – here are his winning MTT strategies

MTT strategy: Play the player and profit

1 Jan 2011

There are certain types of player you will meet time and again in MTTs. Nick Wright shows you how to profile your opponents ­ and profit from their leaks

Win the WSOP in 6 months

1 Dec 2010

Do you dream of winning the WSOP Main Event? Make it a reality in 2011 with our six-month plan to becoming the next world champion Chris Moneymaker. Jamie Gold... Continue Reading

Get your bet sizing right in tournaments

1 Nov 2010

The size of your bets is one of the most important factors at the tournament table. Nick Wright helps you tweak and refine yours to perfection

Player notes: Dan ‘djk123’ Kelly

1 Sep 2010

Dan Kelly has won four WCOOP titles and two WSOP bracelets, with over $3m in winnings. Here he explains how he became an MTT master

Liberate your game and get it out of a rut

1 Sep 2010

Don’t be afraid to take a break from the old routine, says Nick Wealthall, and play poker with a bit more freedom