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 Poker & Gambling
How
to Turn Image into Profit
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Mike Caro
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The money in poker comes mostly from the way you handle people, read them,
manipulate them, and relate to them. As the old adage goes, “Poker is not a game
of cards played by people, but a game of people played with cards.”
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Straight Draws
How you can use the stealthy qualities of a
open-ended straight draw to your advantage
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Karl Mahrenholz
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In the last piece I presented you with the following situation: you are in the
middle stages of a multi-table tournament with blinds at 500/1,000. You have an
average stack of 35k in the small blind and pick up K♥-Q♠.
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Deal Me In!
Common sense and wisdom to help
jumpstart your poker game
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Kevin Blackwood
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Twenty years ago, people would have thought you were crazy if you
told them poker would someday be televised on ESPN and NBC. Yet that day has
long since arrived, and poker has fast become an American institution—if not
quite apple pie and baseball, than certainly donuts and bowling.
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Tells of the Mouth
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Joe Navarro
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For the next two months, I have purposely focused on one specifi c area of the
body. The mouth and the tells that are revealed there are probably the most
accurate of all the body tells, especially the face. I know what you are
thinking after months of reading this column: “Joe, you’ve said the feet are the
most reliable place to pick up tells.” That is true, but when looking at the
face, the mouth wins the tells contest hands down. It is probably the best place
to decipher the feelings, thoughts, and intentions of another player. When it
comes to poker, the mouth is one place we should scrutinize carefully.
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Maximize Your Tournament Return on Investment By Doing Your Homework
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Bonnie
Demos
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Money management is a key factor in playing winning poker, a basic rule that
most players live by. Pot odds, implied odds, equity, fold equity, and expected
value have become household words and many players are quite adept at the mental
gymnastics of calculating complex mathematical equations.
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Keeping It Simple Is Stupid
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David Williams
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With NBC’s national heads-up poker championship around the corner, I thought
it might be a good idea to start thinking about heads-up play, since it is so
different than nine- or 10-handed, or even short-handed poker.
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