More often than not, it’s fun to discover suited connectors in the hole when playing Texas Hold’em. With that said, it’s not always as easy as one might think to know how to play these cards correctly.
Here, then, are three tips for how to best play suited connectors, from Tadas Peckaitis.
The iNinja Poker Tour just wrapped up its latest stop at the Atlantis Casino in Reno. Through 10 days of event festivities, players had a blast!
Rather than a standard, run-of-the-mill recap, iNinja does things a bit differently. Tour co-owner Chris Wallace put this fun article together to illustrate what the event’s festivities were like, highlighting some of the great people and personalities that made it a tour stop to remember.
PokerVision Media has announced that it’s partnered with the Irish Poker Open to host a new event on their 2019 schedule called the America’s Cup Championship.
The €550 buy-in event will be open only to residents of North, Central, and South American and carry a €50 registration fee, half of which will be donated to the two orphaned boys of poker legend Gavin Smith, who passed in January.
Cardplayer Lifestyle’s weekly “Strategy with Stas” series brings you a new lesson in article + video format put together by Stas Tishkevich, founder of the Poker Fighter School.
Stas’ ninth poker strategy lesson covers the topic of a 3-Bet Pot: Weak Draw on a Monotone Flop as the Original Raiser.
This is the third article in a series by Christina Bradfield entitled “What the Flop?” a poker column about the absurdities, humor, and just “random stuff” that goes along with playing poker.
In this installment, Christina shares her thoughts on how the different senses have the capability of stimulating memories of, and feelings for poker.
Mike Patrick has been a Phil Hellmuth fan ever since the Poker Boom days and has the many pictures and Hellmuthian baubles to prove it. This article pays tribute to the legendary Poker Brat as Mike describe how he — like his poker idol — found himself in a situation where he managed to dodge bullets, baby.
Be sure to check out this enjoyable poker story.
In just a couple days, I’ll be heading off to Russia to attend the 2019 EPT Sochi. It’ll be my first time at the venue, and first time visiting Russia in over 25 years. Beyond the poker, there’s a lot that I’m excited to see, do, and experience once I arrive there.
Here’s a list of the top five things I’m looking forward to at the upcoming 2019 EPT Sochi poker festival.
Just as important as knowing that check-raising is a good tool to have in your arsenal as a poker player, is knowledge of when this tool is best employed. You always have to have a good reason for check-raising, rather than just “feeling like it’s a good idea.”
Here, then, are three top tips for when to check-raise. Remember them, and you could profit handsomely.
In the latest installment in our ongoing Get to Know the Poker Media series, we interview Shirley Ang. She wears many hats within the poker media industry, including live reporting for PokerNews and media liaison for Unibet Open, plus she’s also got a full-on second career in the pool industry.
This is a women who doesn’t take her foot off the gas pedal! Let’s take a few minutes to learn about Shirley and her interesting life and career.
Cardplayer Lifestyle’s weekly “Strategy with Stas” series brings you a new lesson in article + video format put together by Stas Tishkevich, founder of the Poker Fighter School.
Stas’ eighth poker strategy lesson covers the topic of a 3-Bet Pot: Weak Draw on a Dry Flop as the Original Raiser.