Small Stakes Tournaments: Part 3 - Betting
As we continue to look at what makes for a successful strategy in low buy-in tournaments, always remember that if the blinds have not caught up to you yet, they soon will. For this reason, it is important that you understand how to bet effectively.
I learned the importance of […]
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William H. Rehnquist Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Poker is a contest in which justice is coincidence and fairness is folly. Interestingly, some of the foremost poker players in Washington D.C. have been members of the United States Supreme Court.
President Taft, the only President to become Chief Justice of the Supreme Court after his years […]
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Donna Blevins
Do you remember the television commercial, “It’s not nice to fool Mother Nature”? This last week, it kept echoing through my mind as we experienced the wrath of Hurricane Katrina.
Returning from the WSOP Circuit Event in Tunica, we stopped for the weekend at the Pearl River Resort in Philadelphia, Mississippi, about 200 miles north […]
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Tom Leonard
Continuing to hunt out weaknesses that occur with surprising frequency in many a player’s game, let’s examine what is almost an obsession with some players- always defending their blinds. Some players feel that they will be regarded as wimps if they allow themselves to be pushed off their blinds. Many of them also feel […]
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