A retired engineer, George Epstein is the author of “The Greatest Book of Poker for Winners!” and “Hold’em or Fold’em? – An Algorithm for Making the Key Decision.” He teaches poker courses and conducts a unique Poker Lab at the Claude Pepper Senior Center under the auspices of the City of Los Angeles Dept. of Recreation and Parks and at West Los Angeles College.
Poker by George | You never know whence words of wisdom applicable to the game of poker will emanate. Reading the Los Angeles Jewish Journal, I came upon a column about Jewish Youth baseball players.
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Poker by George | Poker players come in all sizes and shapes. Their playing traits can be tight, loose (including chasers and calling-stations), passive, aggressive, and deceptive (including bluffing, slow-playing, trapping and check-raising) – and often combinations of these.
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Poker by George | In deciding whether to call a bet, skilled hold’em players often count their outs, the cards that will complete a drawing hand. That’s important!
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Poker by George | It is always exciting to catch the nuts – a hand that can’t be beat. What is the best way to play such a hand?
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Poker by George | Now, we will discuss the fourth and fifth (D and E) elements essential for winning consistently.
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