Of all the ways we sabotage ourselves at the poker table few are more pervasive, and ultimately more costly, than impatience. It can seep into ... [more]

While Player A is counting his chips, Player B mucks his cards but cups his hands to make it look like he still has cards. ... [more]

Split-pot games are different by nature than games like Texas hold’em, where the high hand is usually the only winner. Whenever the pot is split ... [more]

Poker players often do some incredibly dumb things to encourage opponents to take shots at them in an attempt to hit them right between the ... [more]

Everyone knows that poker players are actors. All of us, even the newest fish in the pond, knows that it’s important not to give away ... [more]

While fixed-limit hold’em is a very different game than no-limit hold’em, a good no-limit player should be able to adapt to a fixed-limit game in ... [more]

With the success of so many poker players who are barely old enough to legally drink their celebratory champagne, what does this say about many ... [more]

I’m sure you have come into contact with people that are not devotees to poker and believe you to be just a gambler. I always ... [more]

Bad beats and losing sessions are an unavoidable part of poker. The trick is knowing how to handle them. When nothing is going your way ... [more]

This often discussed hand from the 2004 WSOP main event final table involved eventual winner Greg Raymer, along with professionals Josh Arieh, David Williams, and ... [more]