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.
The dangerous obsession with winning every poker session – CodigoPoker
Closing 18 consecutive sessions in profit may seem like any player’s dream, but it can also hide a serious mental error.
Can solvers replace experience at a poker table? – CodigoPoker
Modern strategy seems to have a mathematical answer for almost everything, but poker is still played against people, not computers.
Learn from the best: Juan Martín Pastor will give a free Master Class at CodigoPoker – CodigoPoker
This Thursday, on our streaming channels, Pastorcito will give an open and free class for everyone who wants to learn how to improve their A-Game. Unmissable.
Poker must hurt, but not make you miserable – CodigoPoker
Losing is inevitable in a game dominated by variance, but suffering beyond the tables shouldn’t be.
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.
Analysis with Pastorcito: the new educational section by Juan Martín Pastor – CodigoPoker
Juan Martín Pastor, better known as “Pastorcito”, inaugurated a new section on his Instagram account, in which he analyzes spots in a technical and strategic way.
Why are you afraid to deviate from the script at a poker table? – CodigoPoker
Taking an unconventional path can be right and still cause enormous discomfort. Coach Jason Su explains why the fear of others’ judgment influences our decisions.
Why don’t we make the right decision despite knowing what it is
The psychologist Alan Longo analyzes why players make the wrong decision despite knowing which one was correct.
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