Poker Learnings

Pocket Eights is one of the trickiest starting hands to play. With this hand, you can easily raise or 3-bet to show your dominance, but sometimes players face difficulties when …

Pocket pairs are the best starting hand you can get in pre-flop. However, many newbie players don’t know the correct strategies to play in their pocket pairs and often fail …

Pocket 9s is a middling hand, and one of the trickiest hands to play in both postflop and preflop action. Most people go for the same approach to pocket 9s, …

Getting any pair as your starting hand can be overwhelming at first sight. And it is justified since you have a pair, you already have a hand to start with …

You may have heard the saying, “There are 3 ways to play Pocket Jacks, and they’re all wrong.” This is majorly because often the hand is considered to be the …

Pocket Queens or Q-Q are the third strongest hand in No-Limit Hold’em. Players often overlook this premium pocket pair, as they fail to navigate through challenging situations. In this article, …

Navigating the inevitable swings in poker is one of the biggest challenges especially for aspiring players. Experiencing repeated setbacks or swings despite making the right moves feels so stressing that …

What if you were sitting on a poker table, playing an intense game and you suddenly peep at your hole cards and see two kings gloriously looking back at you? …

What is C-Betting in Poker? When a poker player raises a pre-flop and continues to bet on the flop is called a Continuation Bet or C-betting. But it doesn’t mean …

In our Poker Hand Analysis feature each week, we bring you a gripping hand. Today, we delve into a hand that occurred in Event #8: $25, 200 NLH, the final …