Lucky sevens
Pocket 7s are notoriously difficult to play. We explain how the right approach depends as much on your chips as your cards A chip leader shouldn’t fold ...
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No sympathy for the Devilfish
Dave ‘Devilfish’ Ulliott may be one of the most feared players on the planet, but does his game really live up to his reputation? The name relates to th...
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The World Champs
Three World Champions give their take on the WSOP, exclusively to InsideEdge I don’t think any of us believes we’re the best poker player in...
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Worthwhile risks
Tony G looks at how to make sure you’re in the right situation before you try to steal the blinds, and explains how to defend against a stealer Stealing is a v...
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Pommo #3
Pommo highlights the dangers of playing poker with a chip on your shoulder Ego can often be a big factor in choosing the right games and ultimately winn...
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Playing cowboys
Pocket cowboys look great pre-flop, but as our panel of pros show, how you play them will depend entirely on what happens next You’re playing in a 40-player fr...
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Turning points
Lou Krieger looks at the right way to approach betting on the turn and river Some people say the turn plays itself, but I don’t believe them – and neither shou...
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The home front
Forget the US, the UK is the home of some of the finest and most entertaining poker players on the planet. InsideEdge caught up with five of them to find why t...
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Necessary evil
Alex Scott looks at the well-known issue of avoiding gambling in tournament poker, and asks if the theory stands up in practice It’s the first hand of a tourna...
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Eastern promise
Playing a variant where the ratio of luck to skill is the reverse of hold’em and the swings run into six-figure sums sounds like lunacy. So why are the pros go...
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