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Hands to Avoid Pushing All-in When You are Short Stacked

June 12, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker Strategy

The toughest thing in poker is  to have when you are short stacked is discipline. If you have been card dead and find yourself on the brink of elimination, you know you have to make a move, the question is when. A lot of players will look for any pocket pair and shove, but you [...]

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AJ, the Hand You Never Play from Middle Position

June 11, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker Strategy

You are sitting in the middle of the deal and you look down at AJ and you think you have a monster. You need to think again before you throw those chips into the middle of the poker table. You are sitting on a hand that has you set up for nothing but heartache. When [...]

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If You Really Want to be Successful at Online Poker, You are going to have to Learn How to Multi-table

June 8, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker School

Playing more than one table at a time is something that a lot of beginning players may find intimidating, but it is something that you are going to have to do if you want to be a successful online poker player. If you keep popping from table to table, you are hurting your chances more [...]

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When is it Appropriate to Chop in a MTT Tournament?

June 5, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker School

Getting to any final table is a great accomplishment in poker. When you get down to the final three or four, the play can get difficult and the swing from first to third is still pretty dramatic. Regardless of the chip lead that you have, there are times that you have to start thinking about [...]

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Loosening Up Your Play on 6 Man Tables

June 3, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker Strategy

Folding hand after hand on a full table can get to a lot of players. The sheer boredom of waiting for cards to come can be a bit much for people and this is where the sloppy play starts to make its way into you game. If you want to see more action and be [...]

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Pulling off the perfect bluff and how to play afterwards

May 20, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker School

Bluffing is something that far too many players try far too often. The main reason is that amateur players see these moves on television and don’t realize that it may have taken the player hours to set up that one move on one specific player. The program edits out the hundreds of hands that led [...]

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Getting an aggressive opponent to fall into your trap

May 13, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker School

The new school of poker teaches that aggression will always pay off. What a lot of the current younger players don’t understand is that there is a phrase that is missing from that teaching and that is ‘well timed’. When you constantly play the same way, all you do is allow yourself to get set [...]

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How to play in a re-buy tournament

May 8, 2009 by Dan Brown in Poker School

Re-buy tournaments can be a lot of fun, but they can also kill your bankroll of you are not careful. Many poker players get excited about the guarantees and then figure that it is only $x and it’s no big deal as long as they don’t re-buy and add on. The problem is, unless you [...]

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