Poker is a sport. Most players just don't realize it. Published: 20.04.26 Poker now demands the preparation of a sport. Study, replay, mindset, endurance. The athletes have arrived. Have you kept up?
Why playing online can cost you more (when things go wrong) Published: 18.04.26 Online poker deals 3x more hands per hour than live. That's great if your game is solid but what if it isn't?
Nothing Personal, I Have the Nuts Published: 11.04.26 You've been joking with him all night. Now you have the nuts and he's all in. The strange moment when poker and table rapport want opposite things.
The Accidental Poker Player: Why Bad Players Are Genuinely Hard to Beat Short-Term Published: 10.04.26 Bad players aren't easier to beat short-term. Here's why their chaos is genuinely hard to read, and what to do about it.
Why You Can't Fold: The Sunk Cost Fallacy at the Poker Table Published: 03.04.26 The chips you've already put in the pot don't belong to you anymore. Here's why that's so hard to accept, and what it costs when you can't.
Why You Remember the Bad Beats and Forget the Coolers Published: 15.03.26 Bad beats stick. Coolers disappear. Here's the psychology behind why your memory of variance is more distorted than you think.