POKER:(READ) FREE GUIDES with GROUNDBREAKING INFO

Anyone interested in very good poker material that is set in a multitde of outlined guides covering everything from game theory, specific games with basic-to-advanced info,online or live, etc, etc?

More likely the first info I send to others (or post), covers poker theory and no-limit hold'em. Much of that material can be used for cash game or tournaments. Then it gets more specifc... example:

Single Table Tournaments: 1:Online or Live 2:Game (No-Limit Hold'em) 3:Type & Structure (How many players, Buy-in Amount, Qualifier or Payout, How Many places, Speed (Turbo,Count,Etc..) 4:Table Adjustments (via your play vs tempo) 5:Misc... etc.

My point is I have a collection of great poker write-ups and guides that cover almost everything you can think of. The beauty of these is not only so many and how much information coverage is that it's outlined structure is for beginner to the most advanced. Also, most poker books on the market are 80% rehash of 80% of the books out there. What's different is these guides have information that has never been written in any book (while also covering basic concepts written in every book). Much of the material that shows not seen before strategy and tactics comes from poker forums, live play (high & low stakes), and a study group that's been sharing information since 2003 on poker. The small group consisted of 5 players that shared information (high stakes) about other players: betting tendencies, tells, mindset, etc & more importantly a subjective analysis about your own play from your peers in your group. It really helped you fix the leaks and raise your game to the very top of poker's elite!

 I'll post a small portion of just one of the guides I have, and I'll let you decide. Be prepared to believe, the general info alone will make you that much better overnight. Sound to good to be true...? Yes it does, but you'll be the judge and jury after I start posting. All my years of playing and teaching make for a power packed combo. I know many people read books, magazine articles, subscribe to online services that show and teach you when they play (some are very good)... but what'll I'll show you at different times will be stuff thats makes you feel unbeatable... but you'll have to put in the effort.

They say you can make someone do the push-ups for you... well, technically you can, you just won't receive the benefits!

Start posting............

OzFactor : I will start posting summary threads to start and see what is most requested. First come, first serve... what would you like to see some information on specifically?

They can't be that good, since you are wasting your time posting this shit here where you should be playing and making money ...

I am more actually wondering how much you want to charge for that information?

Sorry for such a long response as I just kinda noted a few things in this ad-hoc post. If you are a player, then just post questions as you see fit. Within these posts, I don't advertise, note affiliates, etc...I'm not selling classes, tout, and on and on. There is no charge except your time and effort. I do provide previous materials I've written and gathered. I'll even build a guide tailor madfr for a specific person. I enjoy playing of course, but writing, discussing, posting... especially players new to the game, or like several students I have that have been playing poker over 40 years and playing Hold'em over 10 years, you'd a thought over time they'd improve a little by accident (lol). My materials are previous guides and books I wrote while I was teaching and playing 24/7. I do play and make money, but unfortunately many of my students were hurt in September 2006 when they added the The SAFE Port Act which cause a drop of over 90% of U.S. players and the demise of many poker sites including the biggest site, PartyPoker.

That's where I was training players to play a minimum of 8 hands simultaneously (using atleast two 22" screens or larger, depended on the graphics card and resolution adjustment) of mostly limit hold'em (at the the time the easy game to teach and the most common) with limits on average of $10-20 or $20-40 and playing 6-max tables. Most students averaged one and the very best were at two big bets per hour per table. Also, never play 8 tables or more at $5-10 or $15-30 because the small blind should be 50% of the large blind (not 33%, 40%, 66%). Using the standard format made it an easier and more of a simple mathematical game (good for playing against bad players), where using a 2/3s blind made it correct for bad players to call raises from the small blind more often with weaker hands. At the $5-10, many sites used a 40% small blind, which punishes bad play from the small blind. Many students after playing online and learning fundamentals played four $10-20 high speed 6-max tables. I also urged many players to get a stat hand tracker, practice using my starting hand raking charts, and very importantly taking breaks before the 90 minute mark, clear your head and then in seconds be focused.

Live game action should be played 3-chip 6-chip or 4-chip 8-chip. One reason is the pots always seem large (more chips, same amount). This is great for lower stake games where many players don't count or know the amount in the pot, they just see a lot of chips. Say you are playing $10-20 limit, they should be using the $2.50 (usually pink) chips, not $5 (red) chips. The 4-chip 8-chip amount might seem excessive to player more familiar with online, but you will see the effect it has. Now back to 3-chip 6-chip structure, called the action game cause the blind is 2/3s the big blind. Now all the players know that it is almost another automatic big blind. For instance say you have 3 limpers and you are the small blind, assuming that the big blind will not raise and you look down and have 73 (seven of spades & three of hearts), you are getting 14-1 on your money at the smallest price possible.

A Full Tilt Poker commercial came on while I been typing this brief (LOL) post. I understand that it's advertising, and meant to be dramatic, and that once your online playing at their site that it's suppose to be just like real live brick and mortar poker rooms. There are a few commercials that make me wonder who wrote them and not what they are trying to imply, but how the pieces in certain commercials fit into online poker. The one I just saw was with Jennifer Harman. She has pocket Kings and then an Ace flops and you are suppose to be hearing her thoughts. "Speak to me buddy. Give me something. There it is. I guess you paired the Ace. Hard to let this go, but when you're beat, you're beat. We play at Full Tilt Poker dot com." I've played with Jen and I know she is an excellent player (as does the poker world). For her to get a physical tell online against a guy she can't see.... SHE IS THE MAN (no pun intended)!LOL- Take it down a notch. I think the million dollar pots last month would have made a great commercial all by itself. Reality is not only stranger than fiction, but often more entertaining!

Any questions or suggestions anyone would like to add before I start?  Speak now or forever hold your peace and learn the game on a whole new level. After you start beating small to mid-stakes on a regular basis, the hardest part will be restraining yourself from immediately playing in highest stakes (and most volatile and difficult) games available.

    Unlike Others who rest their eyes very briefly,  We never miss a thing because   We Never Sleep

 

Any questions or suggestions anyone would like to add before I start?  Speak now or forever hold your peace and learn the game on a whole new level. After you start beating small to mid-stakes on a regular basis, the hardest part will be restraining yourself from immediately playing in highest stakes (and most volatile and difficult) games available. We did this Monday as well, and if you noticed I did well on Monday. I hit Maryland, Arkansas St -7, Arkansas Under 135, Jackson State (+5, had them ML on non-challenge bets), and the loser was Hawaii! No one else hit Monday, so Tuesday we carried over (Meaning bets doubled). I lost on Tech +16.5 and they lost by 18. Most people had them at only +13 or so, but I got them qne bought up 2 points. That $40 wager would have won me $800 online, and $800 from 4 other cappers (+$3200), basically netting me $4,000 on $20 and more important... you know it, bragging rights until Saturday. "Who's your daddy?"...and "What does he do?", the answer = "He's a big time with a capital "C" - "CLUTCH PLAYA!". To my crew, no comments on Covers, you're rolling with the big DAWGIES now! Atleast till Saturday, back off my mojo!

We Never Sleep

Sorry about last post. Disregard beginning at "We did this Monday...etc"

K4ngur13: Many people can attest that the information I have is better than anything you've probably read. I tried posting a general poker theory guide but apparently I had way to many characters as to what is allowed in a post. I hope you are a poker player cause I do have some nice untold stories with the so called "icon" names of the game. I'd have to keep it somewhat with a certain level of discretion, for even the guilty have rights (LOL). If you are a beginner, intermediate, etc... post a question, a hand, anything so I can atleast respond to you and maybe you can help me with the direction of other requests on this forum. Good luck, and remember to test my ability and intentions. One thing for certain, any guidelines or booklets I want to post, I'll have to speak with a forum monitor to see if they can post it, or post it somewhere else and link it from here, etc... Let the games BEGIN!

This thread gave me a headache after reading the first two sentences, and I scrolled down to the bottom after that.  I knew it had shill written all over it even before he kept responding to himself.

I used to play a lot and would do well in 2-5 NoLimit and than went to 5-10 and got my ass handed to me at the Borgata.  I never played tourneys as I wish I would've when I played.  I haven't played in some time though but I've gotten an itch to do so lately.  I am still waiting for the groundbreaking info you have for us.  OK I have a question, I am kind of loose and like to see flops.  I guess you recommend playing tight.  Problem is against good players you don't get paid out.  What style do you play or do you simply just use math and nothing else?

165yds: U talking live or online?  I referred to limit play online using math only. NL that would be a mistake.

I meant online no limit, thanks for answering.

Well where are the tips or is it all bullshit

There is no simple formula. I try and work with each person separately, because everyone is at a different level and everyone is in a different position. I can receommend the best general or specific game books, DVD, etc... my material is very in-depth and more to overwhelm the reader than help him if he is not on that level. I'm glad to have gotten so many responses though through PM's (and there is no hidden cost, etc...- what you ask for, if I have any insight on it, I will give it.) I started on RGP (recpoker now) when over 10 years ago and 2+2. RGP use to be the best source for information, but no it's 90% not poker relevant or junk. 2+2 is still excellent, although they moderate their forum (which some people don't like ... to each is own).