Tag: mike wolf

There will come a time when you will have played quite some time with certain players. You’ll know their styles and views on the game.

I recently played a few events at the Borgata Fall Open. I got 62nd out of 970 in Event 1 for $1,129, final-tabled Event 3

There comes a time as a poker player when it’s (financially) correct to play higher limits. Cue the song Moving On Up at this time.

There are times in poker when the correct play to make, expected-value-wise, is often the most aggressive line of action. By playing aggressively you’ll get paid off more when you have strong hands and often pick up pots with weak hands when you have say a flush draw. This is pretty basic information and should […]

I often see players my age crafting elaborate lines of action for the sake of balance. I would argue that balancing your perceived range of

Poker lessons from Bluffing 101

Live poker’s art of the unbalanced range