PokerStrategy Weekly Strategy Round-up
Our strategy section is constantly growing and new material is being added each and every day. To make sure you do not miss the updates, we will now provide you with a weekly round-up containing the strategy-related content that we have added in the past week.
Ourstrategy section is constantly growing and new material is being added
each and every day. To make sure you do not miss the updates, we will
now provide you with a weekly round-up containing the strategy-related
content that we have added in the past week. This news serves as an
archive, as well as a reminder for those of you who could not visit our
site often enough but are still interested in learning about the
latest happenings from our strategy sections.
four short-handed tables on Full Tilt Poker. The video is mainly
addressed to our gold-ranked members looking to improve their PLO game
and move to the high limits.
hasenbraten
moved up the limits this week as he sat down at four short-handed NL50
tables on PartyPoker. Armed with stats provided by the PokerStrategy
Elephant, he gives you an insight on how to use them properly, as well
as touching important aspects of the short-handed play, which you
should find useful.
NL $50 SH Session Review by Hasenbraten
As we informed you earlier (read more here),
has recorded a new video and split it into two parts. This
week he brings you the second part in which he plays loose aggressive
strategy at the higher levels on two PokerStars tables. If you want to
find out more about this type of strategy and improve your mid-level
play in overall, then this is the video for you.
NL $200 Live Video by TribunCaesar - Part II
ends this week with the third and final part of his $5/$10
session review series. In this video he continues to talk about
interesting aspects such as stats, reads and notes while playing at
four short-handed tables on Full Tilt Poker.
FL $5/$10 Session Review By Cornholio Part III
Someone somewhere once speculated that the best defense is to attack.
Now we bring you an article that will show you how to best defend your
blinds, be it small or big ones.
The blinds might look irrelevant in NL Hold'em, especially on the micro
and small stakes, but once you reach the low and middle stakes, you
will notice many players attacking the blinds too often.
You will be a
sitting duck giving away its blinds unless you learn how to defend with
less than ideal hands, or how to get paid off when you catch a monster.
The following article should help you understand what things you have
to consider when defending your blinds as well as the options at your
disposal.
Blind Defense - How to defend your blinds
Turn, turn, turn, that street of poker can make you go down or make
your profit go high, depending on how much you know what you're doing.
If you are unsure regarding your turn play, then you should first read
these two articles:
On the Turn - Theory and
On the Turn - Theory Put to Practice from our Silver Strategy Articles section.
Once you feel ready, don't hesitate to test your knowledge in this
week's quiz, as a bad play on the turn can really burn your bankroll.
Test your knowledge in the quiz of the week: NL - Turn, turn, turn
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