In our first poker column, we discussed some of the basics of the game and why it is so much fun to play, no matter what the stakes. Of course, before you play, you should know the rules. There are ...

That said, many players get bogged down in the math to the point that they completely ignore it or overly obsess over mathematical aspects of the game that do not matter at all (such as how often you ...

Mastering poker isn’t just about bluffing and bold moves — it’s about math. From pot odds and implied odds to quick mental shortcuts like the rule of two and four, this guide breaks down how top ...

Take a deep breath and relax. You don't need a Ph.D. in mathematics to be a successful poker player. All you need to do is learn a few simple math tricks that will ...

One of the great myths about poker is that it requires a lot of complex mathematics and logic to make good decisions on a consistent basis. The truth is that poker players need very little math to do ...

Poker isn’t just a game of luck–it’s a skill-based battle of wits, timing, and decision-making. Sure, you can’t control the cards you’re dealt, but you can absolutely control how well you play them.

Many highly knowledgeable poker players are net losers, and many winners lead stressful, unhappy lives. But, many good, but not great players win oodles of money and have a lot of fun doing it. At ...

You can't become a great poker player if you never lay down the best hand on the river from time to time. However, neither do you want other players to know that you're capable of making a play like ...

Phil Hellmuth Jr. may be the world’s most decorated gambler, and when it comes to what old-timers call the Cadillac of poker — Texas hold ’em — his record 11 World Series of Poker championship ...