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2012 May 09 A look at poker ethics

I've always looked at poker as a very interesting contradiction, in fact, it may be the only sport of its kind in the world. It’s been called a gentleman’s game that was built on honour, but at the same time a key element of the process of playing...

About a year ago I was looking for ways to add to my personal poker strategic bag of tricks. I was extremely confident in my SNG prowess and my ability to read other players, but admittedly my maths was a little weak and I preferred to make decisions based...

One of my students asked me the other day if it’s possible for a hardcore but financially handicapped SNG enthusiast to make any kind of living or profit by sticking purely to the micro limit sessions. There have been a lot of confusing notions about the...

Even though poker has been a constant and important part of my life for the last ten years, my primary background and schooling is in the publishing industry. I’ve been an editor-in-chief of national magazines, content director for Top 25 websites, and...

There have been multiple examples of all the different ways that the poker industry in general is still heavily in the tank, from defunct online card rooms to allegedly corrupt site operators. Still, I find the rise and fall of the Epic Poker League to be...

It’s been a while since I’ve talked about my own personal home online poker computer setup, and a recent blog I caught on one of my favourite poker sites has rekindled my interest. In my own experience I’ve noticed that many internet grinders have...