Author: Joe Scales

Poker players check their phones for all sorts of reasons. Sometimes it is the tournament clock. A quiet minute at the table often ends with

A poker player can spend ten minutes discussing a river call that took ten seconds to make. Was the sizing a tell? Which value hands

Every poker player has a version of the same internal checklist. New table, new opponent, new room. You watch three orbits before you commit real

I sat down at a $2/$5 game in a card room outside Tampa last spring, and within four hands I knew the table was wrong

Poker players tend to be analytical by nature. Whether deciding if an opponent is bluffing, calculating pot odds or determining whether a marginal hand is

Casino games have existed in various forms for centuries, but the way people interact with them has changed considerably. One of the more interesting developments

On January 1, a lot of California poker players opened an app they had been using for a couple of years and found it would