Today’s question comes from Corey S. and Corey just wants me to look at a hand, a tricky spot he had with pocket kings. He said that this was played on Bovada Zone poker, so he didn’t have a good read on any of the opponents, so let’s take a peek at the […]

Today’s question comes from Radu and Radu says, “Hi, James, great videos. There is a lot of information about 6 max, but not so much about full ring, so thank you. I have problems in pots out of position, more so if there is a small SPR, I have this example.” This

Some of you guys have been asking me hand history questions, and this one comes from Randy via Facebook. Randy wants me to analyze a hand he recently played in the casino. He prefaces the hand by saying, “This was 1/2 no limit, and there were two of the loosest, most aggressive players

Today’s question is from Ed R. and Ed wants me to talk about being floated, especially by people with very high VPIPs. Ed, that’s a great topic, and just so we’re on the same page, I’m going to talk about being floated on the flop because you didn’t specify. In your question you

Today’s poker hand comes from Everson, and Everson prefaces the hand by saying, “Hello there! Great opportunity, thanks! Here goes my question: River Bluff catching in Micro Stakes. Definitely the most important street, it’s actually where big pots live. I want to share one ‘bread and butter hand’ I’ve played, every time

Today’s question comes from Blake C, and Blake says, “Could you do a video or post on hand reading? I saw one you did previously, but you had premium hands in it.” So Blake, thanks for the awesome question and before I dig into it, there’s a couple things that you may

Today’s question comes from Scott H, and Scott says, “Hey, James, thanks for the awesome videos. Can you give some general strategy for playing full ring on the Bovada anonymous tables? They do allow a limited HUD, Holdem Indicator. Thanks.” Scott, I’m glad to hear you’re enjoying the other videos and hopefully

Welcome back to another episode of “Ask SplitSuit A Question!” I’m James “SplitSuit” Sweeney here for ThePokerBank.com and today we’re going to answer one of your questions. Today’s question comes from Mi Lu and Mi Lu asks, “When can I fold kings, queens, and ace-king preflop?” So Mi, that’s a great question

(Turn to 720p and/or read the transcript below) Today’s question comes from Jaume and Jaume asks, “What parameter should we consider when choosing our open raise size and should this default size change depending on the stakes we are playing? Is it +EV to vary the size while playing attending to our

(Enjoy in 720p and check out the transcript below) Today’s question comes from Jesse C and Jesse says, “Hey SplitSuit, I have a general poker question. What would be your advice for a player who has been reasonably profitable for quite a sustained period of time. Would you recommend playing for a