This article first appeared in Poker Digest magazine.
Three issues ago, this caption accompanied a photo of me in Poker Digest: “I warn students in advance that if they tell me bad-beat stories, I won’t listen. I’ll look interested and gesture madly and compassionately, but I’m using the time to think about other things. That way I don’t have to be bored and they can feel that I care. It works for everyone.” When you read point #5 below — as you and I continue our exploration of poker advice that helps us win everyday in real life — I hope you understand the importance of that caption.
5. Never seek sympathy. Look, losing at poker is lonely. Sometimes the cards are so miserable that you feel as if you’d like to show or describe every bad beat, just so everyone could realize just how monumentally horrible they were.
But then you’d have to make sure your opponents were paying attention. Perhaps you could devise a quiz they could take at the end of the poker session – a quiz that would determine whether they truly remembered how much you’d suffered. But, almost certainly, they’d flunk. So, I teach gamblers never to complain about bad luck. First of all, nobody really cares. Their own exaggerated memories of personal bad luck dwarf whatever you’re complaining about. And if you complain to opponents in a poker game, they’re inspired by your bad luck. They’ll think you’re not a force to be reckoned with, they’ll play better, and this will cost you money.
And there’s another important consideration that works against you when you complain. You might — deep down — begin to root against yourself. If you complain that you missed 36 flushes in a row, you might halfway hope that you miss the next one so you can blurt, “See what I mean!” Besides, the world record for missing flushes might be 37 in a row, and if you connect, you not only lose your chance to gain sympathy, you blow yourself out of the record book.
It’s the same in life. There’s absolutely no reason to tell tales of misfortune. You’ll inspire life’s opponents, and you’ll lose esteem among life’s allies. So, if your luck is bad, keep it to yourself.
6. Keep your hand secret. If you habitually exposed your poker hand before the showdown, opponents would know what you had, and they’d know for certain whether to play against you, whether to raise you, whether to pass. It would be stupid to play poker that way, but people do that everyday in real life. How? They don’t keep secrets.
Listen: Never volunteer personal information to anyone who isn’t a friend, unless you know specifically that you have something to gain by volunteering the information. Sound heartless? Well, OK, it’s all right to volunteer useful information if it can’t harm you. It’s also all right to give information sometimes if you’re getting information in return.
But think back. I’ll bet for every time you regretted keeping secrets, there are many more times you regretted telling secrets. People simply give away too much information, and it eventually haunts them. Secrets can seem insignificant at the time they’re shared, but later the sharing turns out to be an important mistake.
Like it or not, successful people keep secrets much better than unsuccessful people, just as successful poker players conceal their hands better than unsuccessful players. Repeating: It’s a fact that people who succeed keep secrets. Never reveal important information about yourself unless you have a specific reason for doing so. Starting now, practice telling yourself mentally why you’re giving information before you give it.
People talk about their lives and their opinions, giving information that may later be damaging. They do this because they want to seem friendly. But, there’s a special way you can be just as friendly and, instead of putting yourself in jeopardy, gain an advantage. How? Instead of giving information about yourself, use the same time to ask other people about themselves. If you’re talking to a potential competitor, don’t volunteer information; ask for opinions. I do this at the poker table. After a hand, I ask an opponent how he would have played my cards. Usually, the player is flattered and offers a sincere answer, such as he would have folded. I remember that answer, and weeks later — long after the opponent has forgotten our conversation — I bet into him and win the pot.
It’s the same in real life. You remember the information, and you use it later.
By the way, when I consult with businesses, there seems to be one recurring problem that comes up again and again. How can supervisors best smooth relationships between themselves and employees who don’t like them.
The answer is simple. Ask the employees for their opinions. In life, you can patch up most relationships simply by softly asking a person: "What do you think?", "What would you do in this situation?", "How would you handle this?" People are universally flattered when you ask for opinions. It works with enemies, it works with employees, it works with children. And it’s consistent with the powerful poker technique of concealing your own hand while learning as much as you can about your opponents. Trust me, and try it.
One of life’s most important goals is to gain as much useful information from others as possible, while guarding your own secrets wisely.
7. Don’t humiliate your opponents. Always allow opponents to save face, no matter how tempting it is to gloat. When you make it painful for opponents to lose, they play better, but you want opponents to play worse . Additionally, life is complicated enough without motivating people to get even with you. So, always give those you conquer a chance to save face — unless you’ll never have to confront them again.
In poker, it’s the same. Unless your opponent is permanently broke after losing this pot, don’t humiliate him. Angry players often return to harm you.
Don’t gloat; win graciously.
8. Don’t even the score. This one’s hard on your ego, but listen anyway. In life you don’t need to get even with the person who did you wrong. Similarly, you don’t need to get even with the person who bluffed you in poker. You shouldn’t care where your next opportunity to gain comes from. You don’t have to get even or break even with anyone. Play the opportunities as they arise. Success stacks up the same, no matter where it comes from. Some people are so busy getting even, they never have time to get ahead.
In gambling and in life, a few people are going to get the better of you. So what? If you won a bet on a basketball game, would you be upset that the other team’s center scored more points than your team’s center? Of course not! You won the bet, so what do you care? Same in life. If you win overall, don’t fret over a few lost skirmishes, and never waste energy trying to get even with those who beat you.
In my next column, we’ll march on with our investigation of profitable poker concepts you can use successfully away from the table. I hope you’ll join me then.
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- Poker is simpler when it’s complex (Warning: Sexist)
- Poker links
- Poker meets real life 1
- Poker meets real life 2
- Poker meets real life 3
- Poker meets real life 4
- Poker mistake: Make tight opponents play looser
- Poker odds 01: 5-draw + joker, hands pre-draw
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- Poker odds 03: 5-draw + joker, one-card chances
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- Poker partnerships are evil
- Poker people
- Poker pet peeves I have and don’t have
- Poker photos from Iraq (Caro blog)
- Poker players say the strangest things
- Poker players suffer big by “Reverse Manufacturing”
- Poker players, fellow gamblers: We’re being conned
- Poker profiles
- Poker rules players argue about — but I’m right!
- Poker rules should be simple
- Poker secrets about checking and raising
- Poker stuff that annoys me
- Poker tells to believe in
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- Poker tell videos: Index (Winning with eyes closed)
- Poker tell video: Betting flair
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- Poker tell video: Buy-in
- Poker tell video: Caro’s Great Law of Tells
- Poker tell video: Cover up
- Poker tell video: Dangerous bet
- Poker tell video: Disgusted wager
- Poker tell video: Double-check
- Poker tell video: Fill up and fool
- Poker tell video: Frivolous stacker
- Poker tell video: Glance at cards
- Poker tell video: Hide card quickly
- Poker tell video: How much to me? + Bluffing move
- Poker tell video: Hum
- Poker tell video: Instant check
- Poker tell video: Is it safe to bet?
- Poker tell video: Keep from shaking
- Poker tell video: Long delay
- Poker tell video: Look back at cards
- Poker tell video: Look or lose
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- Poker tell video: Misdirected bet
- Poker tell video: Patience
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- Poker tell video: Sudden reversal
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- Poker tell: Shuffling their own cards
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- Poker tell: “What do you think of my hand?”
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- Poker tournaments are broken — how to fix them
- Poker tournaments make me mad; here’s a proposal
- Poker Tournaments — Too-great expectations
- Poker tournament proposal to make everyone happy!
- Poker via computer! Coming to your couch?
- Poker warning: Hold ’em flops will disappoint you
- Poker’s great tournament untruth
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- Preventing errors in poker judgment
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- Real-life strategy based on poker and gambling
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- Review of poker lessons learned: Quiz 6
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- Revitalizing keno — a new way to play
- Risky, but profitable, raises
- Robert Turner’s opinion, and don’t buy the necklace
- Rolling your own poker winning streak
- Rope for poker opponents to hang themselves
- Rules and nature of poker tournaments
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- Safer requirements for poker bankrolls
- Sandbagging successfully
- Sandbag right by understanding the main advantage
- Seating: One of the easiest paths to poker profit
- Seating: The easy path to poker profit
- Secrets of checking and raising
- Selecting and changing seats at poker
- Shocking poker truth – all players get screwed!
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- Short-handed poker, “P” people, plus hold ’em misery
- Should you show your hands in poker?
- Sitting out Easter in the Bible Belt (Caro blog)
- Sometimes you’re not the sheriff
- Some of my favorite poker tells: Part 1
- Some of my favorite poker tells: Part 2
- Some of my favorite poker tips (Part 1)
- Some of my favorite poker tips (Part 2)
- Some tips on playing the small blind
- So, where did they go? (Caro blog)
- So-called “New Poker” is a disgrace
- Stop! Tell me why you’re betting
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- Strange: Big losses by keeping poker streaks alive
- Stud, Draw, Razz, Lowball and more — in one syllable
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- Targeted poker quizzes: Index
- Targeted poker quiz 01: 7-stud (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 02: Hold ’em (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 03: Omaha-8 (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 04: Psychology (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 05: Odds (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 06: Opponents (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 07: Motivation (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 08: History (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 09: Great players (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 10: Tells (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 11: Tournaments (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 12: Rules (beginner)
- Targeted poker quiz 13: Review (beginner)
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- Targeted poker quiz 16: Omaha-8 (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 17: Psychology (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 18: Odds (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 19: Opponents (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 20: Motivation (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 21: History (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 22: Great players (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 23: Tells (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 24: Tournaments (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 25: Rules (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 26: Review (intermediate)
- Targeted poker quiz 27: 7-stud (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 28: Hold ’em (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 29: Omaha-8 (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 30: Psychology (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 31: Odds (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 32: Opponents (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 33: Motivation (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 34: History (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 35: Great players (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 36: Tells (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 37: Tournaments (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 38: Rules (advanced)
- Targeted poker quiz 39: Review (advanced)
- Teaching poker on a ledge by moonlight
- Teasing and trapping
- Tells are dead, long live tells
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- They say: “Don’t show cards in poker.” Why not?
- The anatomy of a flop
- The art of kindling poker tells
- The biggest secret to poker success
- The crime of gambling + truth about breaking even
- The cruelest deception in poker
- The danger of making a daring call (Caro blog)
- The fear of being kicked
- The flawed poker concept of limiting the field
- The great “Don’ts” of professional poker
- The horrible reality of poker partnerships
- The importance of luck in poker
- The Importance of Poker on a September Day
- The ingredients of a winning poker strategy
- The myth of poker math and key hold ’em odds
- The peculiar power of Caro’s Conception
- The poker and real-life power of “Caro’s Conception”
- The power of pairs in hold ’em
- The problem with feeling unlucky
- The right players to bluff in poker
- The right poker players to bluff
- The secret to conquering tricky opponents
- The secret to mixed-doubles poker success
- The terrible truth about winning pots
- The terrible truth about winning pots
- The truth about aces in hold ’em
- The truth about small stud pairs
- The truth about tells in poker
- The ugly truth about small pairs in hold ’em
- The worst poker hand I ever played
- Things I’ve never, sometimes, always done in poker
- Things poker pros must never do
- Third in series of multiple-choice poker tests
- This index is coming soon to Poker1
- Three big mistakes poker players make reading tells
- Three favorite poker tips
- Three more poker tips to maximize profit
- Three poker tips to maximize profit
- Three 11th most-powerful tips in poker
- Tobey Maguire sued for poker winnings (Caro blog)
- Tournament loss of $47,000 on aces with $9,000 stack
- Transaction Failed
- Triple-option poker decisions
- True or false test that you don’t have to answer
- Tuesday Sessions 00: The missing lectures
- Tuesday Sessions 01: How to watch for tells
- Tuesday Sessions 02: Protecting your bankroll +
- Tuesday Sessions 03: Major tips for October
- Tuesday Sessions 04: Handling tricky situations
- Tuesday Sessions 05: How to advertise in poker
- Tuesday Sessions 08: Getting called by weak hands
- Tuesday Sessions 09: Finding the best image for you
- Tuesday Sessions 10: When to fold strong hands
- Tuesday Sessions 11: Pro tricks for extra profit
- Tuesday Sessions 12: When not to raise
- Tuesday Sessions 13: Small edges that add up
- Tuesday Sessions 14: Bewildering your opponents
- Tuesday Sessions 15: Extra profit in the blinds
- Tuesday Sessions 16: When to stay and when to quit
- Tuesday Sessions 17: Selected poker myths
- Tuesday Sessions 18: Mistakes by skillful players
- Tuesday Sessions 19: Raising for the right reasons
- Tuesday Sessions 20: Little-known poker tips
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- Tuesday Sessions 29: Knowing when to shift gears
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- Tuesday Sessions 33: Luck matters in poker
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- Tuesday Sessions 36: Answering common questions
- Tuesday Sessions 37: Beyond a winning strategy
- Tuesday Sessions 38: When good poker advice is bad
- Tuesday Sessions 40: Secrets to reraising in poker
- Tuesday Sessions 41: Advice for your game plan
- Tuesday Sessions 42: What to do when losing
- Tuesday Sessions 43: Advice from earlier sessions
- Twelve life strategy tips that really work
- Two hold ’em tips
- Two poker tips that won’t make you rich
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- Understanding Caro’s Law of Least Tilt
- Understanding one of poker’s most common tactics
- Understanding the nature of poker
- Understanding the rake, plus position in 7-stud
- Unexpected guests at my hermitage (Caro blog)
- Unexplained tips for major poker profit
- Universal truths about making money in poker tournaments
- Unsorted advice for poker success
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- Was it sleazy, second-rate journalism?
- Weighing money in poker
- Weird poker advice about feeling comfortable
- We examine old gambling wisdom and are amazed
- What do poker and cow dung have in common?
- What not to bet in a nuclear winter
- What poker odds really mean in tournaments
- What you say at the table can triple your profits!
- What’s the right limit for you?
- What’s probably going to happen in your future!
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- When is it dangerous to bet after a check?
- When it’s safe to bet in poker
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- When opponents draw out on you at poker
- When poker players mentally malfunction
- When to bet in poker
- When to call, when to bet — some powerful answers
- Which poker concepts are correct and which aren’t?
- Who invented stud and hold ’em? Truth revealed
- Who is the God of Irony? Why doesn’t he gamble?
- Why are there some duplicate entries? (FAQ)
- Why a new Poker1? Tournament insanity (Caro blog)
- Why betting doesn’t always make sense
- Why does nothing happen when I click “Exit”? (FAQ)
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- Why is “hold ’em” spelled different ways? (FAQ)
- Why it’s wrong to soft-play friends at poker
- Why jury duty is bad poker (Caro blog)
- Why Mike Caro endorses Doyle’s Room exclusively
- Why poker tells work
- Why sanity never helped your bankroll
- Why scared poker always loses
- Why sixties people can’t win at poker
- Why suited hold ’em starting hands often matter
- Wiesenberg (pan): 014 Sophie remembers
- Wiesenberg (s000 intro): About the Aunt Sophie series
- Wiesenberg (s001 pan): Sophie plays every hand
- Wiesenberg (s002 pan): Sophie plays position (1)
- Wiesenberg (s003 pan): Sophie plays position (2)
- Wiesenberg (s004 pan): Sophie cuts off
- Wiesenberg (s005 pan): Sophie doesn’t get caught
- Wiesenberg (s006 pan): Sophie holds back
- Wiesenberg (s007 pan): Sophie gets cheated
- Wiesenberg (s008 pan): Sophie learns about etiquette
- Wiesenberg (s009 pan): Sophie learns more etiquette
- Wiesenberg (s010 pan): Sophie gets peckered
- Wiesenberg (s011 pan): Sophie gets a spelling lesson
- Wiesenberg (s012 pan): Sophie quits splitting
- Wiesenberg (s013 pan): Sophie stops saving
- Wiesenberg (s015 pan): Sophie makes a marginal play
- Wiesenberg (s016 pan): Sophie gets spiritual help
- Wiesenberg (s017 pan): Sophie gets a new look
- Wiesenberg (s018 pan): Sophie visits the sick
- Wiesenberg (s019 pan): Sophie’s kindness is repaid
- Wiesenberg (s020 pan): Sophie and the diet
- Wiesenberg (s021 pan): Sophie feels the weight
- Wiesenberg (s022 pan): Sophie visits the twins
- Wiesenberg (s023 pan): Sophie decorates
- Wiesenberg (s024 pan): Sophie plans a party
- Wiesenberg (s025 pan): Sophie throws a party
- Wiesenberg (s026 pan): Sophie gets a divorce
- Wiesenberg (s027 pan): Sophie gets a heart
- Wiesenberg (s028 pan): Sophie learns about infinity
- Wiesenberg (s029 pan): Sophie gets a computer
- Wiesenberg (s030 pan): Sophie goes out early
- Wiesenberg (s031 pan): Sophie and meeting of minds
- Wiesenberg (s032 pan): Sophie stays home
- Wiesenberg (s033 pan): Sophie doesn’t even appear
- Wiesenberg (s034 pan): Sophie comes back
- Wiesenberg (s035 pan): Sophie forsakes the deuces
- Wiesenberg (s036 pan): Sophie quits toking off stack
- Wiesenberg (s037 pan): Sophie holds back
- Wiesenberg (s038 pan): Sophie looks to the side
- Wiesenberg (s039 pan): Sophie sells car, buys one
- Wiesenberg (s040 pan): Sophie quells kvetsch
- Wiesenberg (s041): No entry (explanation)
- Wiesenberg (s042 pan): Sophie goes cruising
- Wiesenberg (s043 pan): Sophie and the four spreads
- Wiesenberg (s044 poker): Sophie feels pain
- Wiesenberg (s045 poker): Sophie’s inside straight (1)
- Wiesenberg (s046 poker): Sophie’s inside straight (2)
- Wiesenberg (s047 poker): Sophie plays in a real joint
- Wiesenberg (s048 pan): Sophie doesn’t learn
- Wiesenberg (s049 pan): Sophie still doesn’t learn
- Wiesenberg (s050 pan): Sophie goes on tilt
- Wiesenberg (s051 pan): Sophie doesn’t get cheated
- Wiesenberg (s052 poker): Sophie goes wild
- Wiesenberg (s053 pan): Sophie stops a balk
- Wiesenberg (s054 poker): Sophie finds out the worst
- Wiesenberg (s055 pan): Sophie and habitual losers
- Wiesenberg (s056 pan): Sophie hosts a seder
- Wiesenberg (s057 pan): Sophie asks about booze
- Wiesenberg (s058 pan): Sophie and the bay area play
- Wiesenberg (s059 poker): Sophie plays in the big time
- Wiesenberg (s060 pan): Sophie’s winning element
- Wiesenberg (s061): No entry (explanation)
- Wiesenberg (s062 poker): Sophie and lowball play
- Wiesenberg (s063 poker): Sophie sees the future
- Wiesenberg (s064 poker): Sophie tells a lie
- Wiesenberg (s065 poker): Sophie plays English poker
- Wiesenberg (s066 poker): Sophie and the blind bet
- Wiesenberg (s067 poker): Sophie plays Omaha
- Wiesenberg (s068 poker): Sophie plays more Omaha
- Wiesenberg (s069 poker): Sophie — yet more Omaha
- Wiesenberg (s070 poker): Sophie raises the blind bet
- Wiesenberg (s071 poker): Sophie goes to the hospital
- Wiesenberg (s072 poker): Sophie raises on the flop
- Wiesenberg (s073 poker): Sophie learns some odds
- Wiesenberg (s074 poker): Sophie plays 7/8
- Wiesenberg (s075 poker): Sophie learns more 7/8
- Wiesenberg (s076 poker): Sophie doesn’t get to 4th
- Wiesenberg (s077 poker): Sophie positively 4th Street
- Wiesenberg (s078 poker): Sophie barges in
- Wiesenberg (s079 poker): Sophie pleads the fifth
- Wiesenberg (s080 poker): Sophie finishes the fifth
- Wiesenberg (s081 poker): Sophie VI
- Wiesenberg (s082 poker): Sophie on Hester Street
- Wiesenberg (s083 poker): Sophie advances lowball
- Wiesenberg (s084 poker): Sophie more in lowball
- Wiesenberg (s085 pan): Sophie doesn’t switch
- Wiesenberg (s086 poker): Sophie learns game theory
- Wiesenberg (s087 poker): Sophie and the kvetchers
- Wiesenberg (s088): No entry (explanation)
- Wiesenberg (s089 poker): Sophie learns about tells
- Wiesenberg (s090 poker): Sophie gets personal
- Wiesenberg (s091 poker): Sophie gets more personal
- Wiesenberg (s092 poker): Sophie doesn’t go for a ride
- Wiesenberg (s093 poker): Sophie flops a flush
- Wiesenberg (s094 poker): Sophie tries a steal
- Wiesenberg (s095 poker): Sophie slow-rolls slow-roller
- Wiesenberg (s096 poker): Sophie busts out at Oaks
- Wiesenberg (s097 poker): Sophie calls with pairs
- Wiesenberg (s098 poker): Sophie plays online
- Wiesenberg (s099 poker): Sophie – game theory
- Wiesenberg (s100 poker): Sophie catches one
- Wiesenberg (s101 poker): Sophie busts out
- Wiesenberg (s102 poker): Sophie and slot machine
- Wiesenberg (s103 poker): Sophie, waiting to pounce
- Wiesenberg (s104 poker): Sophie complains
- Wiesenberg (s105 poker): Sophie traps a trapper
- Wiesenberg (s106 poker): Sophie wonders why
- Wiesenberg (s107 poker): Sophie and the future
- Wiesenberg (2-to-7): Part 1 — Intro
- Wiesenberg (2-to-7): Part 2 — Drawing
- Wiesenberg (2-to-7): Part 3 — Situations
- Wiesenberg (2-to-7): Part 4 — Hands
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Foreword
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Introduction
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter A
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- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter D
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter E
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter F
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter G
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter H
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter I
- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter J
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- Wiesenberg: MCU Dictionary of Poker | Letter M
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- Wrong and right things to do in poker
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