Checking With A Chip
Date: Sat, May 24, 2008
I’m taking a little mini-vacation this week, so I don’t have a full-length post for you today. But I figured I’d toss out a quick little concept that Dusty Schmidt (Leatherass) mentioned recently in a Stoxpoker video. I don’t remember what he called it, but I call the play checking with a chip. The idea is [...]
Checking With A Chip
Date: Sat, May 24, 2008
I’m taking a little mini-vacation this week, so I don’t have a full-length post for you today. But I figured I’d toss out a quick little concept that Dusty Schmidt (Leatherass) mentioned recently in a Stoxpoker video. I don’t remember what he called it, but I call the play checking with a chip. The idea is [...]
Ed Recommends: Elements Of Poker by Tommy Angelo
Date: Wed, May 21, 2008
I tried writing this review a few times, but I was never happy with it. Frankly, I never thought what I had written did the book justice. It can be hard to explain to others why they should read Elements of Poker by Tommy Angelo because no other poker book is anything like it. It [...]
Q&A #106: Opening On The Button and Isolating Limpers
Date: Sun, May 18, 2008
The button in no-limit is an immensely profitable position. For me it is far more profitable than any other position. Even the cutoff, which can offer the illusion that it’s almost as good, isn’t really close. When everyone folds to me on the button in an online 6-max game, and I open-raise, PokerTracker says that I [...]
Q&A #106: Opening On The Button and Isolating Limpers
Date: Sun, May 18, 2008
The button in no-limit is an immensely profitable position. For me it is far more profitable than any other position. Even the cutoff, which can offer the illusion that it’s almost as good, isn’t really close. When everyone folds to me on the button in an online 6-max game, and I open-raise, PokerTracker says that I [...]
Changes At Noted Poker Authority
Date: Fri, May 16, 2008
My original vision for this site was that it would be free to read. I always intended to make money from it, but I wanted that money to come from advertising, from donations, and from other sources, not from my readers. For a year and a half I’ve been delighted with how that free-to-read model [...]
How Wide Are Your Ranges?
Date: Mon, May 12, 2008
We poker wonks tend to like to analyze individual hands. I had this and did this. Then my opponent did that. Then I did this, but actually I think doing this other thing might have been more profitable. Then we write a thousand word article about the merits of doing this versus doing the other thing. Analyzing [...]