Posts Tagged ‘Cash Games’

Are you familiar with positional, range, and nut advantages in poker? These concepts will help you shape your postflop strategy to make more money in good spots and lose less in bad ones. In this article, you will learn about each of these concepts and how exactly they should impact your strategy. Let’s start with…

3-betting preflop is a fundamental strategy for winning at poker. Getting it right is also easier than ever, thanks to the technological advances made in recent years. In this article, I will break down why 3-betting is crucial for poker success and how to wield this weapon correctly depending on the situation you find yourself…

In the previous part of this series, we looked at how to approach unpaired brick turns. Now it’s time to cover the brickiest turns of all — the paired ones. This will be the final brick in our “We check-raised the flop, now what?” series (pun intended). Buckle up — let’s dive in! Quick Recap…

C-betting is a fundamental part of playing good, solid, winning poker. There are many situations where c-betting frequently is the most profitable strategy… …but in this article, I’m going to show you 5 spots where c-betting can actually do more harm than good. It can even open you up to being exploited for a lot…

If you’ve spent any time studying with solvers, you know how powerful they are. Tools like Upswing’s Lucid Poker can break down any hand, show you what your range should do, and tell you exactly where you went wrong. But here’s the truth: solvers live in a world that doesn’t exist. They assume both players…

In the first part of the series, I covered the most common opponent type – the risk-averse player profile. In the next part of the series I am going to cover another common opponent type – the reckless player. Let’s dive in! High-level View – The Reckless Player The Reckless Player I define the reckless…