Remembering Doyle Brunson: My Three Special Memories of Texas Dolly
It’s been about 3.5 years since poker lost its Godfather, Doyle Brunson. I’ve noticed a little resurgence of activity lately on Doyle’s (legacy) Twitter/X account and Instagram, which jarred my memory about “Doyle Brunson Day”, an initiative designed to keep his memory alive on October 2 each year (in honor of his famous namesake poker […]
Poker Patio Prepares to Add Multi-Table Poker Tournaments
Poker Patio is preparing to introduce scheduled multi-table tournaments, adding a new format to a free-to-play poker website that has so far centered primarily on public open table and private tables. The tournament system is currently in development and is expected to arrive in late 2026. It will give players another way to use the […]
How to Bet the River Against Players Who Call Too Often
You hold second pair on the river against a man who has called three streets with nothing four times tonight. You check. He turns over ace-high and takes the pot with the best hand at showdown. That check can become an expensive habit in small- and mid-stakes cash games, because the player who calls too […]
GTO Strategy Offers a Faster, More Interactive Approach to Poker Training
As solver-based study becomes increasingly important in poker, players continue searching for easier ways to apply complex theory at the tables. GTO Strategy is addressing that challenge through interactive training tools, AI-powered coaching, and millions of professionally solved poker scenarios designed to make poker improvement more accessible and engaging for players of all skill levels. […]
Tolerance in Poker Goes Both Ways: The Dangers of Selective Outrage
Having spent so many years as a member of the poker community, I am blessed to count among my friends individuals of all sorts of diverse backgrounds and perspectives. In that context, I sit somewhat firmly to the right-of-center on the political opinion spectrum. As such, I’m probably the last person you’d ever think would […]
