Sky Matsuhashi

How to Target Limpers for Fun and Profits

Limpers are the weakest players at the table.  They love seeing flops and making hands, so they play with super wide and weak ranges, making them great targets. If you are one of the limpers…

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Poker Q&A: Tournament Statistics Analysis, Defense Frequency, Adjusting to Players and Going Pro

Thinking about going pro? Need help analyzing your poker tournament statistics, defending often enough or adjusting to their adjustments? I got the answers for you in this 5-question Q&A Listen to this podcast episode #465…

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Great Sessions Begin with Great Warm-ups

Most players don’t warm-up their poker minds before playing their sessions. But why not? My guess is it’s because most of us play for small stakes and we probably see poker as “just a game”….

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Avoid Poker Surprises by Planning Ahead

I love surprises in life. That’s why I don’t watch movie trailers. Truly, I DON’T WATCH MOVIE TRAILERS. That might seem weird to most of you.  I simply decide to see a movie based on…

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The Agony of Letting Go: The Psychological Battle of Folding Top Pair or Better on a Soaked River

Article by Smart Poker Study Contributor Jeff Conner Making the right decision isn’t always about playing the cards; it’s about mastering the mind. One of the most excruciating situations a poker player can face is…

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Avoid Tilt with a Poker Playing Break

When poker’s got you down, take a break! Downswings happen to all of us. Do some studying instead of playing, work to plug leaks and have some fun before returning to the tables. Listen to…

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