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[pokerstars Poker Blog] EPT Monte Carlo: Level 2 recap: The board bricked out for Dario and he is down to 11K after losing one of the larger pots thus far in the days play. On the very next hand Dario raise to 300 from the cut-off both the SB and Ram Vaswani in the BB call.
[Mac Poker, Online Poker] Note Taking: You figure that he probably has poker aces, pocket kings, or a possible, but not likely, dominating AK. With reluctance you come to the correct decision and make the fold. In this situation having notes on another player saved you from ...
[pokerstars Poker Blog] EPT Monte Carlo: Level 10 Wrap: Surinder Sunar raises to 3300 from UTG and is called by the button and big blind. The action is checked to the river when Surinder bets 9900 on this board: As-9s-9c-8c-6h.
[Ante Up | tampabay.com - St. Petersburg Times and tbt* - recent comments] Chi-Guy comments on "Reflections of a poker player ... and ...: I have been called a donk for calling a pre-flop raise with a suited KQ and then sucking out on pocket aces. Gee. I guess I should fold QK suited on the button every time! But, continuing with Scott's theme, it is important for everyone ...
[Bill's Poker Blog] How to Photograph a Poker Game: Another great photo to get is of a small child (or children) playing poker. It will be so much easier for Child Services to take the little brat away from you if you can document your questionable parenting skills.
[pokerlistings.com - Blog] High Hopes in the Lap of Luxury: He had queens and the flop at least gave a great chance when two clubs came. The turn and the river bricked, though, and I was out in 53rd place with €8,000 (a little over $12,600).
[Betting at Betfair: Poker] Getting Caught In The The Semi-Bluff: Negreanu advises playing a big draw aggressively on the flop: "On the flop, with two cards yet to come, a big draw can actually be favoured over even a hand like pocket aces."
[pokerstars Poker Blog] EPT Monte Carlo: The outing of Mystery Max and selected tales: "I was only worried about them," he said with a small smile and a point to Sorel Mizzi. As far as we know, Maxime Villemure's identity is still top secret at table 18.
[trujm's Poker Blog] “Psychological Bankroll” by Evelyn Ng: There should be some money set aside for living expenses and $100 or so for buy-ins to the average tournament. You could argue these figures, but more importantly, you should start to consider a very widely ignored and important consideration, the aforementioned psychological bankroll.
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