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using ev calculations for poker tournaments
Cliff Spiller Cliff Spiller

How to Use EV in Tournament Play

Knowing how to use EV in poker tournaments can help you advance further, ultimately increasing your returns. Expected Value (EV) is a mathematical concept that represents the average amount a player can expect to win or lose from a particular decision over the long run. In poker, EV helps you

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Cliff Spiller Cliff Spiller

Best Poker Games You Can Play With a $100 Bankroll

Starting with just $100 is a smart and practical way to explore poker games for every bankroll. With the right mix of strategy and discipline, that small stake can open the door to exciting formats that fit your style and goals. In this guide, you’ll learn which poker games work

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Jennifer Newell

America’s Biggest Gamblers by State: Who Spends the Most on Gambling?

Our analysts looked at data from across the United States to find out which states really love to gamble. By comparing casino revenue, lottery sales, and how much the average person spends on gambling each month, we ranked where gambling plays the biggest role in everyday life. Key Highlights America’s

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Cliff Spiller Cliff Spiller

Are No Deposit Bonuses Worth It?

Are no-deposit bonuses really worth it? Many players find themselves torn between the appeal of "free money" and the reality of complex terms and conditions. The main benefit for players is the chance to try out a poker site without committing any money up front. The catch is that they

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Cliff Spiller Cliff Spiller

Poker Rooms vs. Casino Poker

Learning the differences between poker rooms and casino poker helps you find games that better suit your tastes, needs, and goals. While poker rooms pit you against other players in skill-based competition, casino poker offers house-edge games with simpler strategies and faster action. Discover in this article the game structures,

omaha vs texas hold 'em
Cliff Spiller Cliff Spiller

Omaha Vs. Texas Hold ‘Em

Omaha and Texas Hold'em differ in more ways than just the number of hole cards you get. Hold 'Em is still the most popular poker game on the planet, but Omaha has risen over the last decade. Major online sites report that PLO cash-game seats now account for approximately 20%–25%

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Sandra Gaweda Sandra Gaweda

SNG vs MTT Poker Tournament Strategy

When comparing SNG vs MTT, the two poker formats share the same fundamentals but play out very differently once the cards hit the felt. Both formats offer strong paths to profit, but each demands a different mindset. This guide breaks down how Sit and Go vs Multi-Table Tournaments compare so

3 Card Poker Side Bets
Cliff Spiller Cliff Spiller

Side Bets in 3-Card Poker – Are They Worth It?

Side bets in 3-Card Poker trade off bigger potential wins for a lower house edge, making the game more fun and potentially more profitable. To know if side bets are worth the added risk, this article breaks down the math, strategy, and money management you need to make smart decisions

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Paul Seaton Paul Seaton

The Modified Casino Tech Behind the 2025 NBA Betting Scandal

The NBA poker scandal involving Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier, and Damon Jones exposed the rise of rigged poker tech, a network of poker cheating devices that turned private high-stakes games into engineered wins. Prosecutors say the group used hacked automatic shufflers, X-ray poker tables, and marked-card contact lenses to predict

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Sandra Gaweda Sandra Gaweda

Handling MTT Variance

Handling MTT variance starts with recognizing how unpredictable tournaments can be. Unlike cash games, where results are steadier, MTTs swing harder in both directions. Big fields, steep payouts, and long gaps between wins make tournament poker demanding. Most players cash in only 10 to 20 percent of events, with major

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David Lappin David Lappin

Reading Bet-Sizing Tells

Making Mental Notes At The Irish Open 2012 It was the Spring of 2012 and I was starting to dabble a bit more away from the virtual felt. I had a bit of live poker experience, maybe a hundred or so tournaments played, but I was predominantly a 40-tabling online

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Sandra Gaweda Sandra Gaweda

What Is RNG in Online Poker?

RNG in online poker is the system that keeps every hand fair and random. It works like a digital dealer, making sure the cards are always shuffled and dealt without bias. This technology uses advanced software to stop any kind of rigging, so players can trust that every hand they

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