Three Articles, Three different Game Types
Today we have three new articles, one from each game type. So no matter whether you are a Fixed Limit, No-Limit SSS or SNG player - there is something for you.
Odds & Outs for Advanced Players
Short Stack Strategy: How to React to Flop Raises and Donk Bets
Pre-flop Play in the Early Stage
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Fixed Limit |
| Name: | Odds & Outs for Advanced Players |
| Author: | Bobbel |
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One of the most important tools of an aspiring poker professional is the concept of odds and outs. Especially in Fixed Limit, a solid knowledge of odds & outs combined with a good understanding of pot odds plays an important role.
This article takes what you learned in the bronze section and builds upon it.
Odds & Outs for Advanced Players
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No Limit |
| Name: | Short Stack Strategy: How to React to Flop Raises and Donk Bets |
| Author: | karlo123 |
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You raise pre-flop, continuation bet your not really 'made hand' on the flop against one opponent and are faced with a raise - or maybe your opponent even donks into you before its your turn to act. With your small remaining stack - you are put into a decision for all of your chips. How do you react?
This article aims to help you optimally deal with such difficult situations.
Short Stack Strategy: How to React to Flop Raises and Donk Bets
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SNGs |
| Name: | Pre-flop Play in the Early Stage |
| Author: | Unam |
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A lot of the late game decisions of SNGs are pretty straight forward. Its mostly push or fold, and a solid knowledge of ICM is the most important thing we need to know. But before it actually comes to this phase - we need to 'survive' the early phase of the SNG. This article covers that phase and aims at helping you play optimally there.