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Cap Your Cards with a Salt-Lick!
Recently, I have seen a rise in the amount of online players who complain about the presence of donkeys at their tables. They whine and complain about how the donkeys always hit their two-outers and beat legitimate hands, knocking “good” players out of tournaments. I have never understood why someone would complain about this! I, … Read more
Which Is Harder: Poker or Chess? [Part 1 of 2]
A question was posed on Twitter (by @pokerfanatic) the other day that got me thinking: Which game is more difficult to master at the highest level, Poker or Chess? Seems a fairly simple question since most of us would instantly answer with a resounding “Chess!” But when you look at it more in-depth, you can … Read more
Training Donkeys
120,000-240,000 blinds with a 30,000 ante, you (29.5M/122 BBs) raise to 550K from the cutoff with J♣ J♥, the button (20.555M/85 BBs) re-raises to 1.55M, you re-raise to 3.925M, the button calls. On a flop of 10♦ 9♣ 7♥, you check, the button bets 5M, you call. The Q♦ comes on the turn; you check and the button pushes all in. Assume no solid reads — what would you do?
Post-WSOP Reflections
Editor’s Note: This post was originally written in July 2010 on Blogger.com. Due to website-related difficulties, it has been removed from Blogger and re-posted here. Much Love — Run Good! So I am now back home in Albuquerque, and reflecting back on the experience at the World Series of Poker. Overall, the experience was a … Read more