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| A Book Written by James A. McKenna About Poker Psychology Poker author James A. McKenna is the writer of the poker book 'Beyond Tells: Power Poker Psychology.' In this poker book, McKenna educates readers how to know what are on the minds of their opponents at the poker table. This poker book also allows readers to realize not only their motivations but also their strengths and weaknesses. | Doyle Brunson: Facts about the Godfather of Poker Few players have had such an influence on Poker as Doyle Brunson. From his beginnings in Texas to his triumphs in the biggest Poker tourneys, Doyle Brunson's legend continues to grow. |
| Internet Poker: There is Something about How You Feel about the Game How your feel about the game of Internet poker may or may not make you win. That's why it's crucial to use your feelings in accordance to your goals of winning the game. | Playing against Frustrating Poker Players Employing useful tricks when playing against poker players who play poker poorly can help a player better deal against these frustrating poker players with increased odds of winning against them. |
| Poker: Giving Respect to the Game Poker may be a card game, but the fact is that it should be handled suitably and with respect as well. If you are new to Poker, it follows that you should spend some time to understand and discern the protocols for playing and treating the game the way it should be. | Poker: How to Get the Results You Want Many players of the game of poker achieve the results they aim for. Others can do this, too, when they see the importance of the session and dutifully engage in self-improvement. |
| Recovering and Learning from Poker Losses While most Poker players have no problem winning, a majority are still unable to accept that losing is part of the game and tend to fall apart when they encounter setbacks. For anyone who wishes to be a consistent winning player, the importance of learning from losing, and why it can help you be a better Poker player in the long run, must be understood. | Texas Holdem Strategies: Basics of the Overcall The way that you play the pre flop in Texas Holdem is one of the keys that will determine your chances of winning the pot, and among the tactics that you should know how to use is the overcall. One of the most often used Texas Holdem strategies, the overcall, once the basics are learned, can serve as an instrument to help you win a lot of games. |
| The $2,000 Pot-Limit Holdem Tournament: Event 38 of the 39th Annual WSOP in 2008 The $2,000 Pot-Limit Holdem event was the 38th scheduled poker tournament for the 39th Annual World Series of Poker in 2008. At the final moments of the competition, Davidi Kitai walked away with the grand pot valued at $244,583 and went home with a prestigious WSOP championship bracelet. In the process, he defeated the likes of Michael Greco, Robert Cheung, and Lee Watkinson. | The Privacy Of Online Poker Being anonymous on the net is very advantageous. It protects gamblers of all ages, age, and race from being a target of many insults, dangers, and harrassments. Online gaming guarantees this to its members and those who fear identity theft should look into this further. |
| The Risks of Short Term Thinking in Poker There are fewer things that affect a Poker player more than thinking and evaluating in the short term. To get the most of your game, it is critical that you learn the hazards of contemplating Poker in a short term perspective. | How to Contact How to Contact |