How trying to maintain a winning streak can cost you money – CodigoPoker
Playing until you recover when you lose and quitting quickly when you win could be a sure formula for failure at the tables.
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5 Tells you could be giving away without even playing – CodigoPoker
Tells can be given indirectly and provide valuable information to opponents. We show you how to identify them and how to avoid them in your game.
Bryn Kenney, the 90M man: “I don’t want to study, I play differently” – CodigoPoker
Bryn Kenney talked about what poker means to him and how he sees it as a way to get off the predetermined path that life brings.
The winner’s tilt: when running well can make you play badly – CodigoPoker
It is easy to recognize tilt when we lose a bad beat, but there is also winner’s tilt, which happens when we run so well that we stop paying attention.
“Change your mind,” the key to success, according to Patrick Leonard – CodigoPoker
The British professional Patrick Leonard made an extensive post on social media, in which he analyzed one of the most important aspects for the success of a poker player: having an open mind to changes of opinion.
Playing many tables: a common mistake that could cost you money – CodigoPoker
The psychoanalyst specialized in high performance Alan Longo recommends setting a limit on the number of tables you can play at your maximum level.
Why it is difficult to make unconventional plays in poker – CodigoPoker
Many players find it difficult to make bold decisions despite knowing they are correct. Jason Su has valuable advice to overcome this situation.
Dan "Jungleman" Cates shared 5 tips to be a successful player – CodigoPoker
The prolific American professional shared five aspects that the best players in the world share so you can learn from them.
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.
Dare to fold: the difference between being good and being a winner – CodigoPoker
Making the decision you know is right even when you are in a situation of extreme pressure is what makes the difference in critical moments.
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