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Building your bankroll. Part II.
As a follow-up to Building your bankroll - Part I, we will take a look at the practical aspects of building a poker bankroll. Whether you plan on playing poker full-time or just casually, it is important to set a budget for your gambling. Managing and maintaining this budget are key components to “building your bankroll.” Read more
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Every Hand Revealed
Every Hand Revealed, the first book of poker superstar Gus Hansen, has just been published by Kensington Publishing Corporation, New York. With a sticker price of $15.95US/$20.00CAN for 370 pages of Gus Hansen wisdom, Every Hand Revealed is truly a bargain.
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Closing the Deal
In a recent Mouthing Off video, Mike “the Mouth” Matusow shed light on an important topic: final table heads-up strategy.
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Satellite Tournament Mistakes
Players often make mistakes in satellite tournaments which I believe are easily avoidable. There is nothing more painful than almost making the money. Here are a few common mistakes and how to avoid making them:
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Building your bankroll. Part I.
What does it take to build up a poker bankroll large enough to choke a horse? Starting out at low limits can make it hard to gain momentum, leaving you dry. Starting out too high may leave you broke and suffering to play again.
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First Time Casino Player?
Never played poker in a casino before? Nervous about how to get started? Here are some tips that can help make your first casino experience pleasurable and maybe even profitable.
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Top-Ten Overused Tournament Quotes
Here are the top-ten overused tournament quotes, as collected by the Talking Chips Staff. Enjoy!
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The Illustrated Guide to Texas Hold’Em
The Illustrated Guide to Texas Hold’Em by Dennis Purdy was one of the first books on fixed-limit hold’em that I ever read. In a playfully-illustrated, interactive manner, the IGTHE throws statistics, tables, and recommended betting patterns at the reader.
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Doyle Brunson Ruined Poker
Don’t get me wrong, Doyle Brunson is one of the biggest names in poker for a reason. My personal experiences with Mr. Brunson have been nothing but good.
