Category: Mark Brement

Mark Brement - Coached Cornet - Ante Up Magazine
Mark Brement

Every poker hand has a story to tell

I led a poker group for a little more than five years. We used to go around the table and share the results for our weekly play and, back then, we had accurate statistics because we were all playing online. The poker tracking software was a great tool for all involved because we could really […]

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Mark Brement - Coached Cornet - Ante Up Magazine
Mark Brement

There are so many ways to improve

Poker is a complex game. Unlike most hobbies, success in this game is measured in money. A unique aspect of poker is that often a player with more knowledge than another player, earns less money. How is this possible? Perhaps the more skilled player has a higher propensity to tilt. Perhaps the player with less […]

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Mark Brement - Coached Cornet - Ante Up Magazine
Mark Brement

Here’s a mental exercise to plug leaks

I enjoy receiving emails from players, so if you happen to be reading this column while at the table, make a mental note to shoot me an email. By the time players see this, it might be four or five weeks after we have made our poker resolutions. There’s a strong chance that if you’re […]

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Mark Brement - Coached Cornet - Ante Up Magazine
Mark Brement

Range plays a huge role in your poker action

Once upon a time, poker hands were analyzed in terms of the hand in question. Villain shoves and Hero calls with pocket jacks and the discussion would revolve around whether the jacks represented a good call. In today’s game, advanced players examine a hand in question in terms of range. Furthermore, range is pegged to […]

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Mark Brement - Coached Cornet - Ante Up Magazine
Mark Brement

Thinking about going pro? Not so fast

Today’s game is solid. Most players at your table are amateurs. Though they’re not pros, they play the game well and have a primary source of income. By definition, they can afford to lose a little and chalk it up to a bad day. So what differentiates a hobby player from a pro? Probably dedication […]

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Mark Brement - Coached Cornet - Ante Up Magazine
Mark Brement

Adjusting your game is important

In many sports, we’re told to “Keep your eye on the ball.” In poker, we call this “paying attention.” In Texas Hold’em, we should strive

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