Joe Navarro
Poker tells of the mouth, Part II
Last month, I noted how paying attention to the mouth could make a difference in your decision-making process at the tables. To read that article,
Ante Up Magazine
May 22, 2012
Last month, I noted how paying attention to the mouth could make a difference in your decision-making process at the tables. To read that article,
The past few years, right before the World Series of Poker rolls around, I usually offer a WSOP coaching package to the members of my
Our relationship with money is an important aspect of how we play poker. Much has been written about money management; however, the psychology of money
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from Ante Up senior strategy columnist Jonathan Little’s new book, Secrets of Professional Tournament Poker, Vol. 2, which
Being a poker author and teacher has been amazing. In my wildest dreams, I never imagined my books becoming as popular as they have, nor
Jim Valvano always will be remembered for his quote “Don’t give up; don’t ever give up.” This quote is the motto of the Jimmy V
When you’re playing poker, or doing anything else in life, it’s extremely beneficial to think ahead. For example, when you’re walking across the street, you
Sports psychology can play a part in your evolution as a poker player. You have to be a poker player who wants to put in
After a disappointing PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, where I cashed in 0 of 8 or so tournaments, I continued my normal January tournament trip to Biloxi,
The next wave in poker is weakness; weakness as strength, not real weakness; just the perception of weakness. The next change follows what Mohammad Ali
