Electronic Poker Tables

Recently, a Las Vegas cardroom began a grand experiment in using electronic poker tables. It removed all 12 of its live-action tables and replaced them with electronic versions. This has major implications for casino management, dealers, chip runners, and other industry-related people, but how...

Friday Oct 31, 2008

published 22 days ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 21

Common No-Limit Hold'em Errors Made by Limit Players - Part IV

We conclude this series by examining the two final errors on the chart below: • Failure to control pot size • Excessive value-betting on the river I want to emphasize that this list does not reflect the only errors that limit players make when making the transition to no-limit. I...

Friday Oct 17, 2008

published about 1 month ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 20

Common No-Limit Hold'em Errors Made by Limit Players - Part III

Last issue, we continued exploring some of the errors that limit hold'em cash-game players make when they start playing no-limit hold'em. Because the games appear to be so similar, but have major strategic differences, these errors tend to be systemic. Several of the most common errors...

Friday Oct 03, 2008

published about 1 month ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 19

Common No-Limit Hold'em Errors Made by Limit Players - Part II

Last issue, we began to explore some of the errors that limit hold'em cash-game players make when they start playing no-limit hold'em. Because the games appear to be so similar, but have major strategic differences, these errors tend to be systemic. Several of the most common errors are:...

Thursday Sep 18, 2008

published 2 months ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 18

Common No-Limit Hold'em Errors Made by Limit Players - Part I

Many former limit hold'em players, either enchanted by the excitement of no-limit hold'em cash games or living in places where no-limit hold'em has become the game of choice, are spending more time at the no-limit tables. Some of them make errors because their limit backgrounds...

Thursday Sep 11, 2008

published 2 months ago in
Card Player Magazine Volume 21, Number 17

A Simple Decision Becomes Complex

One of the things that fascinates me (and hopefully you, since you are reading my column) is the way a seemingly simple situation can yield a very complex analysis. Sometimes, nothing much seems to happen, but if you look at all the things that could have happened, might happen in the future, or...

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