With more players transitioning from live to online poker due to the ongoing pandemic, it’s important to brush up your skills and remember that the two games, while similar, are different beasts.
Tadas Peckaitis offers some good tips to assist you in making the transition.
In this article our Senior contributor George Epstein discusses the difference between good and questionable outs. He gives the example of a hand in which knowing your outs can assist you in properly “knowing where you’re at” and further navigating how to play the remainder of said hand.
There are plenty of other simple card games that people can enjoy playing besides poker. Often, these simple card games can nonetheless offer a way for you to hone some skills that prove useful at the poker tables.
In this article poker coach Sky Matsuhashi explains the importance of warming up before poker sessions, and details some techniques for how to best do so.
Both sets and trips represent three of a kind in poker, but as our Senior contributor George Epstein explains, there’s a critical difference… and it’s not just in the name!
While online poker operator game integrity teams are always on the lookout for potential cheaters, it’s important that you — as a player — keep your wits about you and be wary of suspicious behavior. Three forms of cheating in particular, bots, ghosting, and collusion, are something you should be cognizant of.
