Category: poker

Let’s be honest. Heads-up solver work is one thing. It’s clean, it’s manageable. But poker, especially at the tables you’re probably playing, is a messy, multi-way affair. Three, sometimes four players seeing a flop. That’s where the real edge is—and…

You’ve probably heard of Game Theory Optimal (GTO) play in the context of high-stakes poker. It’s that almost mythical, mathematically balanced strategy that makes you unexploitable. But here’s the thing—the core ideas aren’t chained to the felt. They’re quietly revolutionizing…

You’ve felt it. That gut feeling. A whisper in your mind telling you to fold a decent hand, or to push all-in with what looks like junk to anyone else. Later, you find out you were right. That wasn’t luck….

The green felt table is a stage. The chips are props. And the cards? Well, they’re almost secondary. Any seasoned poker player will tell you the real game isn’t played with a deck of 52—it’s played in the minds of…

Poker isn’t just a game of cards—it’s a high-stakes mental marathon. And like any endurance test, it can wear you down. The pressure, the bad beats, the relentless focus… it’s no surprise that tilt—that emotional avalanche after a loss—can wreck…