How to Prepare to Perform Your Best at the WSOP This Summer

The WSOP isn’t just a poker festival – it’s the Super Bowl, marathon, and Coachella of card-slinging all rolled into one. In this week’s article, ACR Pro Ana Marquez lays out a “pro-level” prep plan for surviving and thriving in Vegas. From jet lag hacks and nutrition tips to fitness and mindset, this is the

Understanding Fold Equity in Middle Poker Tournament Rounds

Well-timed aggression, backed by the likelihood of a fold, lets you accumulate chips even when you don’t have the best hand In the middle stages of a poker tournament, understanding fold equity becomes a crucial part of maintaining or growing your chip stack. Fold equity is the idea that, by betting or raising, you create

Understanding the Differences Between Short Deck and Texas Hold’em

Mastering both involves recognizing where traditional strategy doesn’t apply and adjusting your tactics accordingly Short Deck and Texas Hold’em are both forms of poker that share many rules and concepts, but key differences between the two significantly impact strategy and gameplay. Understanding how these games diverge is essential for players transitioning between formats. Short Deck,

Navigating Bubble Dynamics in PLO Tournaments

Successfully navigating the bubble in PLO is about finding the right balance between caution and assertiveness In Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) tournaments, the bubble phase—the period just before players reach the money—is one of the most critical stages of play. Decisions made during this stretch can have a significant impact on your overall result. Navigating this

How Small Pocket Pairs Fit Into a Larger Texas Hold’em Strategy

Used judiciously, small pocket pairs can produce huge profits without taking much risk Small pocket pairs—deuces through sixes—are not necessarily fearsome on the surface, but they can be an excellent part of a good Texas Hold’em strategy if used properly. These are not about brute force; they’re about timing, finesse, and long-term value. The greatest

Utilizing Aggression: The Art of Continuation Bets in Heads-up

Utilizing Aggression: The Art of Continuation Bets in Heads-up

When done with purpose, c-betting one of the most reliable weapons in a heads-up player’s arsenal In heads-up poker, where only two players are battling for the pot, understanding when and how to apply pressure is a major key to success. One of the most effective tools in this setting is the continuation bet, or

The Art of the Deal

If you’ve ever made a final table and felt unsure whether to chop or charge ahead for glory, ACR Pro Jeff Boski has your back. In this article, he breaks down five essential rules for live tournament deal-making. This isn’t just about squeezing out a few more dollars, it’s about understanding leverage, reading the room,

How To Handle the Short Deck “All-in or Fold” Dynamic

Timing your moves right can be the difference between busting early or building a stack for a deep run Short Deck poker, also known as 6+ Hold’em, is known for its fast pace and action-heavy dynamics. Among the most critical features of the game is the “all-in or fold” scenario, especially during mid-to-late stages of

Anticipating Variance in Pot-Limit Omaha Tournaments

Anticipating Variance in Pot-Limit Omaha Tournaments

Staying calm and being mentally prepared for the swings of the game can make a big difference Pot-Limit Omaha (PLO) tournaments are known for fast-paced action and frequent big pots, but they’re also full of swings that can catch even experienced players off guard. Unlike No-Limit Hold’em, where players have just two hole cards, PLO

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