Jen Dunphy Poker Life Coach Making a distinction between pressure and stress is important at the poker table whether you are playing tournament or cash; so let’s get the details straight. – Stress in any form generally happens or just […]
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A few years ago, Mike Matusow was drinking pink Vitamin Water for the critical focus he needed during the WSOP. The next year it was just a matter of keeping up with his meds and occasionally mumbling about happy thoughts.
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Imagine this … you\’re heads-up against Phil Ivey for your first bracelet … up and down up and down … you start to believe you actually have a chance: John Monnette, who banked $59,587 for finishing in 2nd place in
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Good post by Gugel over at AnskyPoker where he breaks down the three things you need to be a great poker player. These kinda-sorta go without saying, but at the same time, it\’s always good (for many of us) to
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Just watched this week\’s episode of the WSOP … and saw Phil Laak in the Old Man disguise for the first time. Couldn\’t help but think, as pointed out by a commenter, how is this any different than someone\’s having
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With 92 players remaining, Phil Hellmuth is in about dead-middle of the pack, with 1.28 million chips. He had climbed up from near the bottom of the pack some two hours earlier, where he had to fight off some major
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There haven\’t been too many difficult floor decisions this year. There was supposedly a confusing situation during the heads-up tourney where two players took the wrong seats after the break and played out a few hands before the mistake was
You Make the Call Correcting an overchipped table after the start of play
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