All Poker Lessons were written by
The Professonal Poker Team of Full
Tilt Poker
Lesson Index: Poker
Lessons | 1-10
| 11-20
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21-30 | 31-40
| 41-50
| 51-60
| 61-70
| 71-80
| 81-90
91-100
| 101-110
| 111-120
| 121-130 | 131-140 | 141-150
151-160 | 161-170 | 171-180 | 181-190 | 191-200 | 201-210
211-220 |
221-230 |
231-240 |
241-250 |
251-260
Poker
Lesson 150: Playing Over-Cards |
"For many players, there's nothing prettier than peeking at their hole cards and seeing paint. A-K. K-Q. Q-J. They're all big hands and, often times, very playable ones, especially in position. Sometimes though..." |
June 11th, 2007 |
Poker
Lesson 149: The Dreaded Min-Check-Raise |
"There are a lot of potentially horrendous moves to be made in No-Limit Hold ‘em: playing out of position with a marginal hand, chasing down a draw without the correct odds, overplaying (or underplaying) the nuts. All of these are horrible, horrible plays. But in my opinion, the worst play that you can make (and I see made far too often) is the min-check-raise..." |
June 5th, 2007 |
Poker
Lesson 148: The Real Value of Tournament Chips |
"Whenever you’re talking about poker strategies, you’ll find people who make no distinction between tournament play and ring game play. In fact, I know some top players who believe that both should be played exactly the same..." |
May 28th, 2007 |
Poker
Lesson 147: Stealing the Blinds |
"The middle stages of a poker tournament can be a tortuous and tedious experience for even the most seasoned pro. The long trek toward the money, combined with a variety of potentially tricky scenarios you may face along the way, make it difficult to come up with one sure-fire strategy to help you through..." |
May 21, 2008 |
Poker
Lesson 146: Big-Stack Play |
"There are few better situations in poker than to enter final table play as the big stack. However, there’s a big difference in coming to the final table with the chip lead and in knowing how to use your stack to take control of the final stages of a tournament..." |
May 14, 2008 |
Poker
Lesson 145: A Monster at the Aussie Millions |
"Blinds: 4000/8000/1000, My position: SB, My hand: Ac Qs, My Chip Stack: 389,000. Defending champ Lee Nelson has been moved to the table. He opens in middle position for 24,000 and I decide to just call with my Ac Qs in the SB. The BB folds. The flop comes:.." |
May 7, 2008 |
Poker
Lesson 144: Loosening Up Before the Flop – Part 2 |
"In my last tip, I talked about the necessity of loosening up your pre-flop game, especially in the late stages of a tournament. This week, I’m going to provide you with some more specific examples of the kinds of hands you may want to play when..." |
March
27th, 2007 |
Poker
Lesson 143: Loosening Up Before the Flop – Part 1 |
"Knowing what to do and when to do it is what separates those who just play in tournaments from those who make final tables. This is especially true in No-Limit Hold 'em, where the first decisions you’re faced with are what hands you should play and when you should play..." |
March 22nd, 2008 |
Poker Lesson 142: Playing Fifth Street in Seven-Card Stud |
"While most players these days specialize in No-Limit Hold 'em, I know there are many people out there who grew up learning Seven-Card Stud. With the resurgence of HORSE and other mixed games, now is a great time to branch out and revisit some of the basics to..." |
March 6th, 2008 |
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Tips - Poker
Lessons - Tournament
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Rules
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Starting Hands - Estimating
Odds - Poker
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