Author: John

Deep Stacked Tournaments with double or even bigger the usual chips to start and slower blind levels are increasingly popular online. The early levels of…

After you raise pre flop it is usually a profitable move to ‘continue’ with the aggression you showed once the flop comes – whether your hand actually…

There is little more frustrating than getting reasonably deep in a poker tournament, only to see your cards dry up completely. After folding junk for a…

Every winning poker player agrees on the importance of being positive and aggressive with their betting. Once you open the pot pre-flop, you are supposed…

Turbo multi-table tournaments are a beast all their own. Especially if you come from a non-turbo background. Some players adjust too much, opening tons…

New players often get the general idea of slowplaying – disguising their strong hands by checking or calling instead of raising – however the number of…

This article continues my ‘poker tournament basics’ series which includes starting hands and a MTT pre-flop strategy primer. Today I am covering some of…

Most people associate Poker Tilt with the angry reaction to a bad-beat, causing you to ‘steam off’ piles of chips. While this can happen, the more…

You will often see LAG and TAG used to describe poker strategy styles on forums and in articles throughout the poker world. These actually describe two…

Many poker players legitimately complain that micro-limit poker does not respond to many of the strategy concepts they have learned in books, videos and…