You can learn math, a new language, a new game or even something technical beyond your comfort zone. If it’s a skill, we can improve.
Imagine a solid poker player who has a winning history and has read poker books, but he’s in a rut and approaches me for lessons.
Editor’s note: This is Part II from last month’s column on turning pro. We can’t underestimate the psychological effect a replenishing bankroll has on a
I taught poker at the local community college for more than five years. My motto was “A lifetime hobby of fun and profit, but don’t
My past three columns have covered poker intangibles, which are the off-the-table habits of a player that contribute to bigger poker earnings. Many players, and
Last issue, I stressed player performance in relation to the internal clock and covered how professional athletes are more likely to blunder at “off peak”
More often than not, poker students who seek my advice are at a level in their game whereby the student has read a few books
We’re utilizing online sit-n-go tournaments to take our live tournament play to the next level. We’re addressing a nine-player SNG with top three cashing. Quick
This is Part 4 in a series on sit-n-go play. We’re approaching SNGs as a viable practice tool for live tournament events and we’re in
I beg you to take the time to review Parts 1 and 2 from the past two issues. Please! This column focuses on the middle
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