The Role of Pot Control With Small Pocket Pairs in Texas Hold’em

By focusing on pot control, you can extract value when conditions are favorable Managing the size of the pot with small pocket pairs in Texas Hold’em is a crucial strategy that can help players maximize value while minimizing risk. Since these hands—such as pocket twos through pocket sixes—are often vulnerable post-flop, understanding when to control

The MSPT Ohio Poker State Championship Is a Wrap

Ontario poker player Renmei Liu shipped the event for $156,414 The Mid-States Poker Tour (MSPT) Ohio Poker State Championship concluded at Jack Cleveland Casino, with Ontario’s Renmei Liu claiming the title and a $156,414 payday. The victory adds to Liu’s growing list of accomplishments, pushing him closer to the $1 million mark in career tournament

Why aggressive poker is winning poker

Aggression reigns supreme in No-Limit Texas Hold’em. Sure, discipline and patience are key, but when money is to be won at the tables, aggressive players win in the end. Whether you’re firing a continuation bet, 3-betting preflop, or applying pressure on later streets, aggression causes your opponents to make tough decisions—putting you in control. The

The importance of position in Hold’em

Poker is a game of information, and nothing influences that more in No-Limit Texas Hold’em than position. Grinding cash games or battling deep in a tourney, where you’re physically close to the dealer button can be the difference between controlling action or having to speculate where you are. Understanding the strength of position and playing

Hand selection strategy for 5-Card PLO (avoiding trouble hands)

5-Card Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) is a high-stakes game where hand selection will ruin or rescue your bankroll. Unlike No-Limit Hold’em, where preflop hand strength is pretty decisive, 5-Card PLO is all about made and coordinated hands that have the ability to make the nuts. The right starting hands are important in order to stay away

What To Raise and Fold Preflop in Short Deck Hold’em

Since equities run closer in Short Deck, choosing the right hands to raise and fold will keep you ahead of the competition Short Deck Hold’em, also known as Six-Plus Hold’em, is a variation of traditional Texas Hold’em that uses a smaller deck by removing the twos, threes, fours, and fives. This change alters hand rankings

Incorporating ICM Theory Into Texas Hold’em Bubble Play

By incorporating ICM theory, you can position yourself for a deeper run in the tournament In tournament Texas Hold’em poker, understanding the Independent Chip Model (ICM) can be the difference between making a profitable decision and busting out before the money. This concept becomes especially critical during bubble play, where one wrong move can cost

Leveraging Fold Equity in Small Pocket Pair Scenarios in Texas Hold’em

By recognizing the right moments to apply pressure, you can make your small pocket pairs more profitable Leveraging fold equity when playing small pocket pairs in Texas Hold’em is an important strategy that can help maximize profits and minimize risk. Small pairs, typically ranging from pocket twos to pocket sixes, have solid preflop strength but

Sunday Recap: Players feel the love at the tables

Valentine’s Day Weekend was filled with love, both on and off the tables, as we saw all our major tourneys easily beat their guarantee! Read about all the heart-felt details in our February 16th Sunday Recap. $500,000 GTD Sunday High Roller There were 1,194 total entrants who took part in Sunday’s $500K GTD High Roller.

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