Beating the poker rocks
Karl Mahrenholz analyses the types of players you find at a live tournament and details the best strategies for beating them During this series of articles I’l...
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Tabatabai’s tournament strategy
John Tabatabai guides you through some challenging tournament poker scenarios SCENARIO ONE You are playing in an online six-handed multi-table tournament and h...
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Annette Obrestad’s tournament tips
At just 20 Annette Obrestad is already one of the best tournament players in the world but how does she do it? Annette Obrestad made history when she won £1m a...
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Poker Psychology
Phil Shaw looks at the importance of psychology and thinking on multiple levels in high-stakes cash games Image and game flow are very important when it comes ...
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Donkey or shark?
He’s spent six months trying to make it as an online pro, but is Rick Dacey a fish out of water or a shark in disguise? Sweet emancipation. That’s what ‘...
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Playing suited cards
Many fall in love with a suited hand but how much is a hand really improved by being suited? The accepted card-room wisdon is that because flushes are rare, su...
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Playing your best poker
Good poker is often about losing the least when you aren’t playing your A-game, as we explain… As poker players and enthusiasts at whatever level, ...
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Changing gears
Karl Mahrenholz reveals the secrets of altering the speed of your play in the various stages of a tournament Changing gears is a hot topic when it comes to pok...
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Seven-card stud
Seven-card stud is a deceptively complex game and the key to beating it is by carefully analysing each street Over the past year or so, no-limit hold’em games ...
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Big-stack power
Discover strategies and concepts for playing a big stack in the early stages of a tournament The start of your tournament has been good to you. You’ve quadrupl...
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