Mateusz has been writing about poker for the better part of the last decade. He's deeply interested in many poker related subjects like psychology, game theory, fitness, nutritional science etc.
It might actually be profitable to try to induce the state of tilt in our opponents. In this article, we're going to discuss the potential risks and benefits of that approach and give you some tips on how to correctly execute it.
We all enjoy watching our favorite pros playing poker at the highest level both live and online, but it's easy to forget that those brief moments of glory are the effect of long hours of training.
Just like you need to regularly perform a set of physical exercises in order to increase your strength, you have to choose appropriate mental exercises in order to improve your mental capabilities.
Many poker players can't imagine long grueling poker sessions without their favorite tunes playing in the background.
Poker players are a risk group for developing many different diseases and disorders associated with prolonged sitting, lack of physical activity and - very often - isolation.
In this article we're going to talk about spotting the players that are perhaps more interested in the entertainment value that poker provides and are willing to pay some of their hard-earned money for that entertainment.
The most famous part of Daniel's game is his uncanny ability to guess the specific holdings of his opponents during the course of the hand.
It might be a good idea to introduce some other games that have the potential of boosting your mental capabilities into your routine, in order to keep your mind fit.
All-in is the most powerful play in poker player's arsenal. The fact that no-limit hold'em offers us the chance to - at any point in the game - play for the entirety of our stack makes it the Cadillac of poker.
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