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- Make The Observation; Make The Adjustment
- Information in Tricky Spots
- Reactive Poker and Proactive Poker
- Phantom Outs
- The Importance of Payout Structure
- Piece By Piece
- Chip Accumulation vs. Chip Preservation?
- How To Increase Your Reraising Frequency
- Table Selection
- Filtering Poker Tournament Advice: Chip Preservation
- Easy Thievery
- Stealing On The Bubble
- Lessons from the Ladies
- Odds Breakdown
- Calling for Value
- Check Your Ego at the Door
- Sizing Your Preflop Raises
- Software to Help Your Game
- Some Merits of Calling
- How Much Should You Buy in for in a No-Limit Game?
- Shorthanded No-Limit Hold'em
- Thinking Away from the Table
- The Blocking Bet
- Ragged Aces
- So Many Styles
- Know Your Opponents Before You Play A Single Hand!
- Adjust Reads From Tight To Loose
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Playing Your Opponents
- Distributions
- Master All Styles
- Value Judgments are Bad
- Floating
- Betting Patterns Leading to Easy Steals
- You Also Need to Read Your Opponents When You Have Big Hands
- Reactionary Poker Versus Inductive Poker
- The Art of Reading Your Opponents
- I Need to Lecture My Opponents so They Don’t Suck Out on Me
- How Are Your Opponents Actually Playing?
- Know Your Opponents and Always Be Flexible
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Tournaments
- Chip Accumulation and Chip Preservation Aren't Mutually Exclusive
- What to Do When You Have 10-15 Big Blinds in a Tournament?
- Don't Give Up
- Preflop All-In Match-ups
- Let's Make a Deal!
- Tournament Poker Stories
- Fold Equity in Tournaments
- When to Risk All Your Chips Early in a Tournament
- Single Table Tournament End Game Scenario: Push That 96o!!
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No Limit Poker
- Introducing Small Perturbations to Your Preflop Reraising Distribution in No-Limit Hold'em
- Reraising Preflop in No-Limit Hold'em: Case Study with KK
- Reraising Preflop in No-Limit Hold'em
- Deception in Heads-Up Battles
- Extracting Value
- Don't Play Your Hands Face-Up
- The Importance of Stack Sizes in No-Limit Hold'em Cash Games
- The Continuation Bet in No Limit Hold 'em
- Honestly Evaluating Draws
- The Transition to Shorthanded Play
- Fundamentals of Slowplaying
- Introduction to Drawing in No Limit Hold ’em
- Being Pot-Committed
- The Blocking Bet in No Limit Hold ’em
- Positional River Play in No Limit Hold ’em: Sizing Your Value Bets
- Limit Poker
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Independent Chip Model
- Independent Chip Modeling Part 4: Beyond ICM
- Independent Chip Modeling Part 3: Pushing Decisions from the Small Blind on the STT Bubble As A Function Of Stack Size
- Independent Chip Modeling Part 2: Positive Chip EV Doesn’t Mean Positive Monetary EV
- Independent Chip Modeling Part 1: Derivation and Sample Analysis
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Other
- Post-Christmas Value: Forget the Stores and Hit the Tables!
- Probability Primer
- Surviving the Long Haul
- Cash Game Selection
- Skill vs. Luck in Poker: An Analysis
- Adrenaline Rushing Your Profits Down the Drain
- Poker as a Business
- Stop-and-Go
- Basic Probability For Poker Players
- Advanced Probability For Poker Players
- The Delayed Continuation Bet
- Metagame Considerations
- The Math of Bluffing
- Achieve Indifference
- Common Mistakes Made When Interpreting Statistics from HUDs
- Power Bankroll Building
- Armed to the Teeth!
- Proposition Bets
- Keep Fresh by Introducing Variety into your Poker Life…Learn to Play Super-Duper Twist!
- How You Talk About Poker Reflects How You Think About Poker
- Looking for Value in the Holiday Season
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Blog
- Today (3/12/2010) on Killer Poker Analysis
- Exploitative Play vs. Non-Exploitable Play: Airport Baggage Claims
- Determining the Conversion Rate of VIP Program Points: The Turbo Takedown at PokerStars
- The EV in KillerEV - Expected Value and Utility
- How to Employ Turn Check Raises in No-Limit Hold'em Tournaments
- Poker Tournament Strategy Made Simple
- Today's Killer Poker Analysis Podcast (1/29/2010)
- $530 Tournament Ticket for Only $400!
- 1 6-max No-Limit Hold'em Table; 250 Hands Per Hour
- Get $1,500 with your PokerStars FPP!
- 4 Custom Statistics for your Poker Tracker 3 Heads-Up Display
- First Real Podcast of 2010
- Blinds and Win Rates in No-Limit Hold'em Cash Games
- KPBTN Questions: Probabilities
- A Tale from the Ghosts of Poker Past
- Poker as a Business: Expected Cash Game Win Rates
- Title: Middle Pair + Flush Draw + Monotone Flop = ?
- Into the Mirror Black
- Live from Vegas!
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Today (3/12/2010) on Killer Poker Analysis
3/12/2010 1:30PM PT
Killer Poker Analysis, my weekly poker strategy podcast, airs today at 5:00PM PT. Check it out at Rounder's Radio. I'll be covering the following topics today:
1.) Player Tracking Software and Heads-Up Displays (HUDs): Getting the most out of Hold'em Manager (HEM) and Poker Tracker 3 (PT3)
2.) Data Mining: Is purchasing hand histories from sites like Poker Table Ratings worth it?
3.) Analyzing Recent Play: Things to look for when studying your game away from the tables.
As always, I'll be in the Rounder's Radio chat room. Stop by and say hi! If you have any topics that you'd like for me to cover on a future edition of Killer Poker Analysis, contact me directly or post your question in the Killer Poker Analysis section of the Rounder's Radio forum.
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Where to Play?
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In addition, US players should check out Full Tilt, Ultimate Bet, and Absolute Poker. I offer the best rakeback available for these sites (and many more). Players outside the US should also check out Party Poker (my pre-UIGEA stomping grounds).