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Brunson: We appreciate recreational players
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Caro’s Peak Poker Theory explained
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Do you really want to play poker full time?
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Exploring even more of poker’s hidden concepts
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Exploring poker’s most profitable hidden concepts
Motivation, POKER, Strategy
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2010-05-04

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Poker players, fellow gamblers: We’re being conned

Targeted poker quiz 13: Review (beginner)

Targeted poker quiz 14: 7-stud (intermediate)

Targeted poker quiz 15: Hold ’em (intermediate)

Targeted poker quiz 16: Omaha-8 (intermediate)

Targeted poker quiz 17: Psychology (intermediate)

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Corrected duplicate instance of “Psychology” in the “Targeted poker quizzes” series — 04 and 06 were the same, and 06 is now correctly titled “…Opponents…”

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Changed comment indenting from five levels deep to just three levels. Five levels was deemed excessive, because the last two levels of comments are too narrow. The third-, fourth-, and fifth-level replies will now be indented the same (two indents to the right of the original message).

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Added “Poker players, fellow gamblers: We’re being conned” to Spotlight

Removed “Lies told about psychology in poker” from Spotlight


2010-05-03

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Targeted poker quiz 11: Tournaments (beginner)

Should you show your hands in poker?

Targeted poker quiz 12: Poker rules (beginner)

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Added entry for “Poker1 credits, licenses, and tools used” where attribution is given for photos, entries, software, plug-ins, and other elements used at the new Poker1.com

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Fixed title on Quote Rotator widget updated yesterday. It reverted to its default title “Quote Rotator,” but previously was, “Welcome to Poker1,” as it is now.

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Didn’t need to fix extra dangling bullet point on MCU (top menu) temporary pages (waiting for actual content) in block quote “You can access Poker1 content right now by.” This strange glitch fixed itself. It was there, verified from two separate locations, but wasn’t there until yesterday, and now it seems okay again. We will continue to monitor the issue.


“Mad Genius” ego damage and the nature of poker
Biographical, Image, Motivation, Psychology
Book (Caro on Gambling) 01. Plodders
Bankroll, Gambling, Image, Motivation
Book (Caro on Gambling) 02. God of Irony
Gambling, Motivation, POKER
Book (Caro on Gambling) 03. Winning attitude
Gambling, Motivation
Brunson: A state of mind
Entries by others, Motivation, Other games
Brunson: Don’t let weak opponents escape
Entries by others, Manipulation, Motivation, Tournaments
Brunson: Feeling good in the morning
Entries by others, General, Motivation
Brunson: Final
Entries by others, General, Motivation, Psychology
Brunson: Human kindness
Entries by others, General, Motivation
Brunson: Letting opponents tie their own nooses
Entries by others, General, Image, Manipulation, Motivation, Strategy
Brunson: Poker and superstition
Entries by others, Motivation
Brunson: Preparing to win
Entries by others, General, Motivation
Brunson: The road game route to profit
Entries by others, Motivation
Brunson: We appreciate recreational players
Entries by others, General, Motivation
Brunson: Who shouldn’t play poker?
Entries by others, Motivation
Brunson: Women in poker
Entries by others, General, Motivation
Caro’s Peak Poker Theory explained
ALL (newest first), Bankroll, Motivation, POKER, Psychology
Do you really want to play poker full time?
Bankroll, Motivation, Tournaments
Exploring even more of poker’s hidden concepts
Manipulation, Motivation, POKER
Exploring poker’s most profitable hidden concepts
Motivation, POKER, Strategy
1 2 3 8

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Any Poker1 page takes you anyplace you want to go!

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Gambling  •  Hold 'em  •  Info  •  Life beyond poker

Poker (all)  •  Poker dictionary  •  Poker psychology

Poker statistics  •  Poker strategy  •  Poker tells

Prediction*  •  Shopping  •  Zone 2*

↓ Tip collections ↓

All*  •  Gambling*  •  Life*  •  Poker*  •  Various*

↓ Contributor collections ↓

Brunson  •  Caro  •  McHaffie  •  Wiesenberg  •  Others*

↓ More collections ↓

Poker1 FAQ  •  Poker-tell videos  •  Review of poker lessons

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