A new month, and a new idea! Explaining poker involves a lot of 'theory'. A lot of principals such as position, aggression and bet sizing need to be conceptualized before you can become a long-term winner. Now, this site is full of articles which explain those principals for beginning and improving players... What I felt we were a little lacking is some real-life examples of when and how to use them at the tables. To get back to balance I have asked Ken, from King Cobra Poker, to provide a weekly post for readers which demonstrate core poker principals in action. These will be experiences directly from the tournament and cash game tables, and will give you the link between 'principals' and the individual hands which you will find on forums and some blogs. What I am hoping is that you will be able to better understand the situational factors, and when to use the knowedge you gain from the huge number of articles already here. Your feedback is welcomed, I will post the link each week on our Facebook Group. Alright, here goes with the first installment of Ken's view from the tables - about taking advantage of those who play too tight at the bubble.
Submitted by Planet Mark on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 13:51