Poker Strategy

• Playing Suited Connectors in No Limit Hold'em

  • Suited connectors are a very interesting starting hand in no limit hold'em because they are not very strong at first, but with the right community cards they can complete so... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Niko, Canada
    Tuesday July 14 2009, 20:51

• Rebuy & Add-On Tournament Strategy

  • Many online poker rooms run a lot of rebuy and add-on tournaments because they attract players with small bankrolls as well as players with large bankrolls. Players with small bankrolls can just buy-in once for the buy-in price and play the tourney l... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Niko, Canada
    Wednesday May 27 2009, 09:32

• Introduction to Implied Odds

  • In our last article we looked at what pot odds are and how to calculate them and use them to your advantage when you are deciding whether to call a bet with a drawing hand. This article only looked at pot odds and did not take into consideration the... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Niko, Canada
    Tuesday March 31 2009, 13:15

• Introduction to Pot Odds

  • Pot odds are the ratio between the size of the pot and the size of the call you will have to make to stay in the hand and see the next card. This can also be looked at as a percentage, where the pot odds are the percentage of chips to call divided by... Read the entire article > Comments: 1Niko, Canada
    Thursday February 26 2009, 15:48

• 6 Tips to Improve your Double or Nothing Sit and Go Game

  • Double or nothing sit and go's have a very unique structure, especially for single table tournaments that aren't satellites. In a nutshell, double or nothing tournaments are exactly what they sound like. You either double your money by finishing i... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Niko, Canada
    Monday February 16 2009, 13:20

• 4 Tips Increase your Bounty Tournament Success

  • In bounty tournaments a portion of each players buy-in goes to the prize pool, with the remaining amount becoming a bounty on the players head. When a player goes broke, the player that took them out wins their bounty. For example if you are playing... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Niko, Canada
    Thursday February 12 2009, 02:17

• Making the Move to Omaha from Hold'em

  • If you've been playing Texas Hold'em for some time and you're now looking for a new challenge, you may want to try Omaha. This variant of Hold'em is very similar in terms... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Giorgio, Netherlands
    Monday September 22 2008, 11:44

• Bluffs and Online Poker

  • How do you read another players actions while playing online poker? Often, many players make the mistake of misreading opponents on the Internet because of the lack of physical interaction. When you're staring at an icon on a screen, it's easy to s... Read the entire article > Comments: 1Giorgio, Netherlands
    Friday September 19 2008, 17:23

• Satellite Qualifier Strategy

  • Poker satellites are a great way to gain entry to larger online poker events without risking large chunks of your bankroll. A typical example would be if you're looking to play in a $500.00 tournament but don't want to kill your $1,000.00 bankroll.... Read the entire article > Comments: 0Giorgio, Netherlands
    Wednesday September 10 2008, 12:35