Both offering the potential of big money wins, it’s interesting to examine whether poker or online slots is more lucrative.
The mental game is such an important factor in poker success these days. Here’s poker coach Tadas Peckaitis with three great tips to help you have a solid mental game at the felt.
Sky Matsuhashi is the host of the Smart Poker Study podcast and leads the membership side ThePokerForge.com. Sky is an expert in online play and has years of experience as an author, coach, player, and podcaster. Connect with Sky at smartpokerstudy.com or thepokerforge.com
Some holiday traditions are truly beautiful, none more so than glorious customs of giving. For the tenth straight year, Bernard Lee and his family have put together and distributed personalized gift packages to families in their local area of Boston affected by homelessness.
Reading about the efforts of this great poker player and generous-spirited human being will warm your hearts, and perhaps inspire you to spread some holiday cheer of your own to those less fortunate.
When it comes to gauging which version of poker you’re more likely to be successful at, live poker tends to beat online poker. In this article, we’ll explain the reasons why.
Want to be a winner at the poker tables? Follow this set of rules from our Senior contributor George Epstein and you’ll have a much better shot of emerging as one.
Lest you think that being able to make money playing online poker is only for the select few, poker coach Sky Matsuhashi offers a number of practical proofs in this article that you, too, can be a winning online poker player.
Online poker and casino games provide a welcome avenue of escape during lockdown. There are plenty of other things to do to take your mind of the restrictions and remain productive and mentally sane. We list a few ideas in this article.
The beloved game show Jeopardy! is the vehicle via which an extra special dose of poker negativity gets its due. Brought to you by Jake and Jeff Gould.
Much is known about the great Mark Twain, from his love of literature to his worldwide travels.
Twain also really loved the game of poker, and in this article our Senior contributor George Epstein recaps Twain’s great passion for the game.
Poker coach Tadas Peckaitis explains how even without study, it’s possible to win at poker. So long as you stick to a few basic but critical principles, you can still have the potential to end up a winner at the felt over the long term.
2019 World Series of Poker Player of the Year Robert Campbell joins the Bernard Lee Poker Show to discuss his win, and how he learned and began playing mixed games.
Sports card collecting has long been a hobby for many enthusiasts, but lately poker pros have really been getting in on the action.
Matt Tormey speaks with longtime sports card collectors Jeff Hwang and Tony Dunst to gain some insight into the phenomenon.
As the pandemic forced poker players the world over to go into lockdown, former PokerStars employee Adam Hampton was the “go-to guy” when it came to setting up an online poker home game league.
In this second installment of a two-part series, Adam explains how the entire online home poker game experience he created for his group mirrored that of the online poker industry in general.
This episode of the Bernard Lee Poker Show features the second of a two-part interview that Bernard Lee had with the 2005 World Series of Poker Main Event Champion Joe Hachem.
The thrill of playing fun games and the chance to win big money, 24/7 availability, and endless variety are just some of the reasons why online casino gameplay can be so enjoyable to try out!
Recently, our senior contributor George Epstein came upon Daniel Negreanu’s report from playing back in the 2004 WSOP $10K Limit Hold’em event. Negreanu had an important message then that still resonates now, and George shares that message in this article.
Casino and poker gaming experiences are fun, but a little advance preparation means you’ll be better able to maximize your enjoyment.
Michael Acevedo joins the podcast for the first time. Michael is a poker player, coach & author of Modern Poker Theory: Building an unbeatable strategy based on GTO principles.
He shares his amazing story of perseverance, hard work, and humility.
Poker players tend to be superstitious, but they’re also usually good at math. It’s the confluence of the two that creates Poker Einsteins, many of which Jake and Jeff Gould have sat with at the tables over the years.
This humorous article dives into how Poker Einsteins somehow know exactly how to reverse downswings.
Most card games involve some aspect of luck, and that includes runny, cribbage, and poker. In this article Tadas Peckaitis examines why poker trumps them all in terms of the amount of skill required to succeed.
The Bernard Lee Poker Show sits down with 2005 WSOP Main Event Champion Joe Hachem on the 15th anniversary of his winning the title, as well as 2-time WSOP bracelet winner and LearnWPT President Nick Binger.
In another great beginner’s strategy article, our Senior contributor George Epstein explains the concept of outs in depth.
He also explains the idea of positive expected value (+EV) and how making the right mathematical calculations is critical to knowing the right decisions to make at the felt.
As the pandemic forced poker players the world over to go into lockdown, former PokerStars employee Adam Hampton was the “go-to guy” when it came to setting up an online poker home game league.
In this first installment of a two-part series, Adam explains how the entire online home poker game experience he created for his group mirrored that of the online poker industry in general.
Author of more than a dozen well-regarded, popular poker strategy books, Jonathan Little continues to crank out great volumes of work to assist poker players who want to improve their game.
In this article Shannon Mack reviews Little’s latest book, Excelling At Tough No-Limit Hold’em Games, published by D&B Poker.
George Epstein has played his fair share of limit hold’em over the years. In this article he offers some astute tips for how to best play ace queen offsuit.
Professional poker players would do well to understand how to dissolve the negative stereotypes associated with the game.
This article suggests a number of positive and helpful answers to give when questioned about the risks and potential difficulties and negatives of playing poker professionally.
2019 World Series of Poker 3rd place finisher Alex Livingston is the featured guest on this episode of the Bernard Lee Poker Show. He talks about his deep run, as well as his other deep run back in 2013, in which he finished 13th.
Could Texas Hold’em possibly be on the decline? Well, according to Google Trends, that’s precisely what Calum Grant has discovered.
He dives into speculating what exactly the meaning and repercussions of this are in this op-ed.
This is a review of Poker Without Fear, a new poker training course course by Alex Fitzgerald and Steve Blay, which is designed to train poker players to remove fear from their thought processes and play optimally.
The course, which normally retails for $497, is available for just $397 with our special code: Robbie397.
