The most important EV decision in poker happens before sitting down to play – CodigoPoker
Players analyze ranges, pot odds, and equity before putting a chip at risk, but often forget to study where they are playing.
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Not all outs are worth the same: the difference that can change your decisions – CodigoPoker
Learning to distinguish between clean, conditional, and dangerous outs allows you to better calculate your equity and avoid decisions based on misleading percentages.
Four keys to lose the fear of monotonous flops – CodigoPoker
Alex Fitzgerald gives four tips for playing these flops with better judgment and avoiding giving away chips due to excessive caution.
Before betting: the 4 questions that can save your stack – CodigoPoker
Alex Fitzgerald proposes a simple and effective exercise: before placing more chips in the center, understand exactly why you are doing it.
ICM under the microscope: Espen Jørstad reveals the decisions that marked his historic world title – CodigoPoker
The 2022 Main Event champion analyzed his most complex hands from the perspective of ICM and GTO theory, offering a masterclass
Hero call or hero fold? Six situations where folding is the best play – CodigoPoker
Not all hands are won by betting. Knowing when to fold can make the difference between an average player and a truly long-term winner.
Jonathan Little analyzes one hundred different poker hands in his new book – CodigoPoker
The renowned author and poker player, Jonathan Little, released his book The Complete Poker Workout, in which he analyzes one hundred real tournament hands played by himself.
More important than the cards: the organ that decides if you win or lose in poker – CodigoPoker
Strategy, emotional control, and the ability to make good decisions are born in the same place. On this World Brain Day, we review why taking care of it is also a way to improve your game.
The most expensive rival in poker is not always in front of you: when ego takes your seat – CodigoPoker
Modern psychology and analysis tools are changing the way the game is learned. However, many Latin American players continue to fall into the same trap: confusing results with good decisions.
Three mistakes that ruined the WSOP for many players (and how to avoid them) – CodigoPoker
After the close of the World Series of Poker, coach Alex Fitzgerald invites you to analyze the most common mistakes that prevented a good opportunity from turning into a great result.