All Poker Lessons were written by The Professonal Poker Team of Full Tilt Poker

The Full Tilt Team has more than 23 WSOP Titles Combined

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Poker Lesson 30: It's Not Easy Being Green. Or Is It?
"Everyone agreed that one of the best ways to improve your game is to play against better players."

Poker Lesson 29: Texture Isn't Just For Fabric
"If my hand is unlikely to improve, I tend to bet more than 2/3 of the pot. I want to take this pot now."

Poker Lesson 28: Know Your Opponent; Own Your Opponent
"Poker is often not so much about the cards you have, but knowing the way your opponent plays."

Poker Lesson 27: How Bad are the Beats?
"After my bet and the opponent's all in-raise, I was getting pot odds of 3.7 to 1 to call, so the call is clearly correct."

Poker Lesson 26: Third Street in Seven Stud
"You should almost never bring in for a completion in Stud Hi, except in very rare tournament situations."

Poker Lesson 25: Flopping a Monster
"Big hands can mean big pots. But, with a big hand, it's even more important to strategize and figure out how strong your opponent is."

Poker Lesson 24: Our Favorite Poker Books
"Chris Ferguson believes David Sklansky's Hold 'em for the Advanced Player and Theory of Poker are perhaps the two best books out there."

Poker Lesson 23: Holding On To Your Winnings
"One slip-up can spell disaster for a bankroll, and watching six months of hard work disappear in six hours of foolish play is enough to crush anyone's spirits."

Poker Lesson 22: No-limit by the Numbers
"In poker, it's the long run that matters, so he should only call if his probability of winning is greater than 40%."

Poker Lesson 21: Chip Sandwich
"If my raise gets the initial raiser to fold, the meat of the chips will very often be coming my way."

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