Broadway cards are usually good enough for a raise pre-flop, but a 3-bet is not necessarily something you want to see. So what can you do on the flop with overcards after calling a 3-bet? Check out the new quiz of the week!
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Quiz of the Week: Overcards in 3-bet pots without Initiative
Everybody knows this situation: You find yourself preflop with a strong Ace or King and 3-bet your opponent, but the flop is rather unfavourable for you.
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Quiz of the Week: Overcards in 3-bet Pots as the Preflop Aggressor
Eight-bracelet winner Phil Ivey was the fifth player to be sent to the rails in the WSOP Tournament of Champions, while Erik Seidel leads the remaining 22, just ahead of Johnny Chan and Mike Matusow.
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WSOP 2010: Ivey Busts & Seidel Leads in Tournament of Champions
Today’s edition of the weekly quiz introduces a new series. Making our way through all streets of Hold’em poker, we will start out with the basics: have you mastered your flop play?
Both Allanon and Nazgul came through Day 2 unscathed and managed to grow their chip stacks significantly.
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PokerStars.com EPT Prague: The Team Marches On
All four PokerStrategists who started on Day 1B were eliminated from the event. This included Bongbob who was making his debut for Team PokerStrategy.com.
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EPT Prague: PokerStrategists wiped out
All four PokerStrategists who started on Day 1B were eliminated from the event.
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PokerStars.com EPT Prague: PokerStrategists wiped out on Day 1b
Pocket pairs are amongst the strangest hands of poker. Being a favourite even with 22 against AK, you are usually holding the best hand before the flop, but things can turn around in the blink of an eye.
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Quiz of the Week: Small Pocket Pairs (FL)
Today we release another batch of instructional videos and this time we will be addressing our No-Limit Bronze members. This set contains a total of five videos
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New No-Limit Instructional Videos for Bronze
Phil Ivey was a big favourite to win the WSOP Main Event despite his small chip stack.
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WSOP Main Event: Heads-up
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