Category: Strategy

Mark Brement

Learning how to break bad habits in poker

As poker players, we are inclined to self-correct, to continually make adjustments to our game. With that said, I have some ideas on how to break bad habits that can lead to substantial swings on how much we win. There’s no perfect time to quit playing. Every session is going to have a high point […]

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Mark Brement

Have a poker plan for 2020

As poker players, we are inclined to self-correct, to continually make adjustments to our game. With that said, I have some ideas on how to break bad habits that can lead to substantial swings on how much we win. There’s no perfect time to quit playing. Every session is going to have a high point […]

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Mark Brement

Properly sizing up your poker game

I coach poker. Today’s typical student or poker player is vastly superior in general knowledge about poker than in years past. So finding leaks to get them to play better has become more challenging over time. For example, take golf. Taking a handicap from 18 to 10 is much easier than getting a golfer’s game from […]

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Strategy

The art of playing troublesome poker hands

What is a troublesome hand? It’s a hand that can get you into a lot of trouble. Here’s an example: K-4 suited. Let’s look at what often happens with this holding. You’re in late position, two players call before it comes around to you and you notice, with a quick glance to your left, the […]

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