This article/video provides tips on what to look for when you are following the poker action and how to stay engaged enough to track it.

Poker is a high performance activity that can be prepared for much the same way an athlete approaches their sport.

In poker, the removal of what is false can be more impactful towards win-rates than adding more concepts.

What is the #1 poker skill that separates professional poker players from recreational poker players?

This article/video explains how exploitative play works and shows you how to crush the three most common poker player archetypes.

This article provides five tips that can help you make more money at the poker tables as efficiently as possible.

This article will highlight when a decision is too nitty compared to when tight is right in poker.

Even with all the content available on game theory optimal play and other advanced poker concepts, there is still no substitute for...

Have you ever been at a poker table where you were peer pressured into playing with a mandatory straddle? A straddle is essentially a...

A few people have come to me recently and asked, "Have you ever felt like you've gotten worse after working with a poker solver?"

If you spend enough time in a live poker environment, eventually you will hear someone say, "I bet to find out where I was at." This type...

Poker Pilgrims, a full-service site that offers significant resources for poker players, recently reviewed the PTO Poker 101 digital...

Jason Su and I discuss a wide range of poker topics including presence, emotional management, societal stigma, and trusting your gut.

Any time a PTO Poker student has a specific win rate goal in mind, especially in the short-term, I applaud their enthusiasm but recognize...

When you hear the word "joker" you probably think of many different things ranging from a comedian to a wild card in poker to a batman...

There is no starting hand that draws more complaints from poker players than pocket jacks. As the old expression goes, "There are two...

I will never forget what it was like when I first became serious about improving at poker.

I’ll be honest: For many years, I did not think it was in the cards for me to become a professional poker player.