Tag: david apostolico

I always find it curious when a player gets upset that an opponent didn’t react in a way that said player hoped he would have.

What makes you feel worse: losing with pocket sevens against A-6 all-in or losing with pocket kings against A-10 all-in? I’m willing to venture most

I recently played a daily tournament at the Venetian, which I thought might provide a good hand or two for an article. It didn’t take

Here’s a situation I see surprisingly too much in no-limit hold’em tournaments and cash games. Let’s use tournaments as an example. Say blinds are 100-200

Here’s a recap of the hand that busted me at the Deep Stack $2 million guarantee at the Borgata Open. The hand is not at

I recently took a trip to Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun, which remains one of the nicest casinos on the East Coast. I highly recommend it as

Common wisdom says every time you enter a multitable tournament, you need a lot of things to go your way to win. You need a

If you’ve played poker long enough, you’ve heard every excuse in the book. Even the best-intentioned of us will find a way to place blame

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned veteran, you’ve played with numerous players. Take a moment to reflect on some recent opponents. Can you easily