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- Playing in Australia
Mark Vos
Dec 15, 2006
"For a serious poker
player, the Aussie Millions offers one of best
structures of any tournament anywhere."
89
- Playing Mixed Games
Jennifer Harman
Dec 7, 2006
"It's tough to go back
to any one game once you start playing mixed games."
88
- Pot-Size Manipulation
Gavin Smith
Nov 30, 2006
"keeping the pot small
will get you pretty good value when you're ahead
and help you avoid disaster when you're behind."
87
- Betting out of Position
Gus Hansen
Nov 20, 2006
"...by checking, you
give control to the late-position player."
86
- How a Pro Thinks Through a Hand
Team Full Tilt
Nov 13, 2006
"I was half hoping
for a King on the river and half not, because
it could bust me."
85
- Cash Equity at the Final Table
Rafe Furst
Nov 6, 2006
"I needed to win the
pot only about 27 percent of the time to justify
a call."
84
- Getting Beyond Your Cards
Perry Friedman
Oct 30, 2006
"Moving beyond your
own cards is a key step in coming to think like
a winning player."
83 - The Mindset of a Winner
Kristy Gazes
Oct 23, 2006
"It's impossible to
overstate the importance of money management to
your poker career."
82 - Balancing Poker and Life
Clonie Gowen
Oct 16, 2006
"Don't even consider
going pro until you can cover all of your bills
for at least six months in advance."
81
Play More Pots
Erick Lindgren
Oct 9, 2006
"My overall goal is
to pick up a lot of small pots without a lot of
resistance."
80
Heads-Up vs Multi-Way Hands in Omaha Hi/Lo
Andy Bloch
Oct 3, 2006
"If you're playing a
multi-way pot, you need a very strong hand going
one way or the other."
79
Playing Big Slick in Deep Stack Tournaments
Paul Wolfe
Sept 25, 2006
"Top-pair/top-kicker
is probably no good if another player is willing
to risk all of his chips."
78
Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone
Ben Roberts
Sept 18, 2006
"If you take a shot
and lose, you shouldn't have to worry about rebuilding
your bankroll from scratch."
77
Playing Cap Games
Howard Lederer
Sept 11, 2006
"You'll be able to take
some shots at pots that you probably wouldn't
take in deep-stack games."
76
From No-Limit to Limit
Richard Brodie
Sept 4, 2006
"By the river in Limit
Hold 'em, you're often getting odds of 9, 10,
or 11 to 1 to make a call."
75
Check-Raising on Draws
Steve Brecher
August 28, 2006
"Rather than check-call,
I often like to check-raise when I flop a draw
out of position."
74
Betting the River with Marginal Hands
Andy Bloch
August 21, 2006
"In spots where your
opponent might hold a busted draw and bluff, it's
often more profitable to check and then pick off
the bluff with a call."
73
Learning from Allen Cunningham
Jay Greenspan
August 14, 2006
"The pros often say
they're not going to play big pots without big
hands."
72
Acknowledging Mistakes
Team Full Tilt
August 7, 2006
"The best players have
the ability to acknowledge and learn from their
mistakes."
71
Playing the Main Event
Gus Hansen
July 31, 2006
"When playing against
weak opponents while holding lots chips, you should
try to see more flops as cheaply as you can."
70
Managing the Short Stack
Mark Vos
July 24, 2006
"In No-Limit tournaments,
it's very important to do your stealing when you
have at least eight to 10 big blinds."
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