Category: Michael Laake

One of the spots that comes up a lot in early levels of tournaments is a concept known as overcalling. This spot is described in postflop scenarios when the action

When it comes to all forms of poker, a lot of pros consistently prefer to be the raiser if they’re the first player into the

Chad Batista was a young Internet grinder and an up-and-coming star in the poker world. He was cocky, bold and fearless. I first met him

About once a decade, we’ll hit a flop so hard that our only objective the rest of the hand is to get as much of

Often, when you get six players or so at the final table, people start to get nervous and uncomfortable. So, rather than play short-handed, most

Over the previous months, I discussed a lot of the ways I approach tournaments and how to help get you to the final table. Now

When entering a multitable tournament, the obvious objective is to win. Making sure you give yourself some opportunity to win the tournament is important. When