Suited and booted
Most players realise the true potential of suited connectors on the flop or later streets Suited connectors – hands like 6♦-7♦, J♠-10&...
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Pocket power
Small pocket pairs love to see a flop and the chance of making a set Consider the stack sizes at the table: how many chips you have relative to the othe...
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Post-flop connections
Playing suited connectors post-flop is an art. If you do it well, you can be very successful Aggressive play is often rewarded in poker, and this is especially...
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Bad habits
Just because you’ve taken down a big tournament, it doesn’t mean you’ve made all the right decisions There is a particular type of mistake that is extremely co...
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Bet sizing
So you’re confused about how big your post-flop bet should really be, no need to worry… Before we get into specifics about how to play in certain situati...
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Early riser
The opening levels of a sit&go are often where the game is won or lost In this first article in a series on no-limit hold’em sit&gos, I’m ...
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Three-handed
Three-handed play, how to play in the early stages of a tournament and raggedy Aces are all on the agenda for Willie Tann this month EARLY BIRD I was the secon...
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Trouble ahead
Marginal hands like K-10 and A-J are frequently responsible for some of the most difficult decisions in poker I was recently sent a letter from a reader who as...
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Next Month’s Quiz
Don’t switch off at the river, it’s precisely where you can maximise profits and minimise losses Many of us are guilty of switching off by the time...
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Pocket queens
How much resistance do Queens have to encounter before you lay them down? Obviously, I want him calling with hands I beat, so this ‘please call me’ bet ...
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