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Do you enjoy the mental game of poker just as much as the mathematical side? Learn more about manipulating your table image, reading other players’ behaviours for tells, how to stay strong when you suffer a bad beat and more.
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Here's Hoping: How to Generate Hope in the Face of Poker Variance
I want to talk to you about something that has been all over social media since the WSOP. I’m talking about hope. The question is: Is hope necessary or just an asset? In the dictionary…

How to Open Up Your Poker Brain and Play Better, Now
Jared Tendler was conspicuous by his absence at the 46th Annual World Series of Poker (WSOP). Where was the renowned tilt killer and author of The Mental Game of Poker during the biggest poker event…

Replace Your Straw with Muscle | The Success Principles of Poker
People who go with the flow end up in the middle of the sea eaten by sharks. I “flowed” for 35 years and they started to gnaw away at me. By the time I realized…

How to Reach 'Optimal Flow' in Your Poker Game
When you’re playing poker, does time whiz past? Do you have a feeling of control? Do you find the game challenging? Do you win a hand and can’t remember the exact reasoning behind your decisions?…

How to Trick Your Brain (and Body) Into Playing Better Poker
Everyone likes to talk about how much poker relies on psychology and how the cards are only secondary. While there is some truth in that, it’s mostly relevant to mental condition and preparation. The mind…

The Success Principles of Poker: Ask The Goonies
I want to be a multi-millionaire. I’m not interested in yachts, supercars and fine dining. I want to be able to make a difference in the world. I want to enrich the lives of people…

The Success Principles of Poker: Find Your Bob | Poker Strategy
There’s a scene in the latest season of The Walking Dead when Bob is rendered unconscious before being captured by a bunch of cannibals. When he wakes up the leader of the cannibals is standing…

How to Find an Edge in Poker: Holistic Health and Nutrition
Andrew ‘LuckyChewy’ Lichtenberger listens to the signals his body gives him. He is fed up with the pain. He starts to learn about the importance of the things he puts into his body. He changes…