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Big blind defense has been one of the areas of hold’em most altered by GTO solutions. Are you defending your big blind at the correct frequency? Most players are not.
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Many players understand the importance of position in poker, but fail to proactively exploit it. This article explains how to win the positional battle.
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The button is the most profitable position at the poker table, yet many players are failing to fully capitalize on it. This episode of the podcast looks at common leaks you can easily plug.
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Poker ranges are central to hold’em. This comprehensive article takes you from the basics of what a poker range is, to how you can read your opponent’s range and find the best line.
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What is the toughest part about studying poker? Many players feel it is getting started and following a logical plan. In this article, SplitSuit shares an effective plan for focused study.
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In this episode of the podcast, we break down one of the most overlooked yet essential postflop concepts: equity retention. You’ll learn what it is and how it impacts many postflop decisions.
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For many years, a tight-aggressive hold’em strategy was advocated as “good poker.” Is this still the case? Yes and no. It’s great for beginners, but you can do better. Discover how here.
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It sounds pretty intimidating to play against a machine, right? How can you defeat such an opponent? The same way you beat anyone or anything. Identify weaknesses and exploit them.
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Most poker players enjoy the thrill of bluffing, but few base their bluffs on solid math. GTO provides the natural baseline for your bluffing frequencies, as SplitSuit explains.
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Wait, what? Crushing GTO? Surely the whole point of GTO poker is that it is unbeatable? Hahaha. If that’s your current understanding, you are really going to enjoy this podcast episode.
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The easiest bluff in poker is simple to identify, succeeds at a high frequency, and prints money. SplitSuit spills the beans on this easily-prepared dish.
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With so many resources for poker training material, where do you even begin to study the game? In this free article, SplitSuit details the six things new players should learn first.
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One of the most common questions we get from Vegas rookies at the Red Chip Poker Discord server is “where should I play poker?” If you’ve visiting the Las Vegas Strip, this is for you.
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We bring Season 8 of the podcast to a close with an overview of a hold'em variant in which you can generate big edges. Tune in to the final episode on Short Deck. youtu.be/NQ9hb7-2e_M?si=0nAr…
In this free video primarily aimed at live poker players, James “SplitSuit” Sweeney explains four math concepts that you must know and apply at the tables.
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James “SplitSuit” Sweeney has published several workbooks aimed at fundamental concepts and poker math. The Advanced Poker Workbook tests the reader on cutting edge theory and concepts.
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Do you use a preflop checklist when playing poker? Does that list include an awareness of where the weak players are at the table. No? Oopsie! We just found a leak,
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Do you know the difference between poker tactics and strategy? Do you know why the distinction is helpful in practical play? In this free podcast episode, coach w34z3l breaks it down.
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Folding isn’t the most exciting poker play. But it is also the move you make most often. It is absolutely essential that you fold correctly if you want to be a long-term winner.
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Do you know how to calculate pot odds and use them for poker decisions? This article breaks down the concepts in simple terms and provides a free calculator to make life easy.
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