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I'm folding way too often to turn bets. Gotta plug this leak!

When I'm lacking motivation to study poker, play poker or anything else, Eric Thomas on YouTube is my go-to source for i... Read more

The best way to learn about your opponent's weaknesses is to watch every hand and learn how they play the game.

Suited connectors, when they hit the flop well, are extremely valuable. Even having them in your range is a good thing.

Passive play early, then bigger bets later can lead to max value from stations

I answer a listener question about table selecting for new players.

T9s has 3.5% more equity pre-flop than T9o. And, when flopping TP+fd it has 73% equity vs only 56% that T9o has with TP.

Blackrain79 released his 3rd book and it's called 'The Micro Stakes Playbook'. And, Hellmuth is on The Tim Ferris show #... Read more

When you're faced with lots of aggression, fighting back with more aggression may not be the answer.

Hide your hole cards for Hero Hand Reading

The first step to improving your 3bet game is to recognize more opportunities to do so.

Meditate for a calmer mind

Checks and calls keep ranges wider

Checking behind caps ranges, so nut hands are likely not in the range any more

Raise over liners or raise a weak BB to get HU on the flop and IP

You gotta warm-up pre-session

I highly recommend it

I don't stake other players, too risky for this guy

Study what happens most frequently, then move to topics that build upon the skills you just learned.

When you enter in someone's calling range, you see every range: calling, folding and 3betting