"In Pot-Limit tournaments, I prefer to be the player re-raising the open-raise."

"I felt like every raise, weak call or foolish bluff I made was magnified."

"Given the table dynamics, there was no need for me to risk one-third of my chips on this hand."

"There are a couple of common mistakes new players make that lead them to draw faulty conclusions about the strength of their play."

"Some of the tougher decisions on seventh street arise when you're holding one pair."

"Even if the check-raise doesn't win the pot, this move helps keep a tough, aggressive player off balance."

"If you're up against an opponent who is unwilling to play without a very big hand, firing the second bullet can force them to make some bad lay downs."

"If fourth street builds straight or flush possibilities for my opponent, I'm likely to muck a lot of hands; if it appears to be a complete blank, I'll usually continue."

"I had convinced him that there was no difference between a $25 raise and a $4,000 raise."

"Every time I've been faced with a minimum re-raise, I've been up against a monster - pocket Kings or Aces."