Andy will be sorely missed and to honor his memory, knowledge, talent, and to keep his spirit alive for the love of the game of Poker, Poker.Net has decided to bring our visitors the series of articles Andy wrote for us.
Mr. Glazer is a "recovered" lawyer who has worked in both the business and gaming worlds, and has used various forms of gambling to support him in full or in part at different times in his life: Blackjack helped pay roughly half his college and law school tuition, in the mid 1980s he was a professional backgammon player, he became a professional Poker player in the 1990s.
Mr. Glazer is a well-know author in the gaming world who helps you to play your favorite game better. Andy doesn't promise to make everyone a winner - but he does promise that people who study and follow his advice will improve their results!
Here at Poker.Net we are proud to be one of the most important places you can find articles which can help you to improve your game!
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Ever since my little rush of playing lots of one-table satellites yielded some good rewards in larger tournaments, I've kept playing them, and had a very interesting hand come up the other day. This is neither a "bad beat" nor a "brilliant play" story, by the way. I found it interesting because my gut instinct regarding who the favorite was likely to be turned out to be slightly wrong, although I'm still OK ... More
Omaha and hold'em seem like quite similar games, on the surface. Each involves combining cards from your hand with community cards, each uses a button and a blind structure, and each uses (in its limit form) two betting rounds at the small bet size and two betting rounds at the doubled bet size. ... More
Poker players may have to start taking this 'Jesus' thing seriously! We may be seeing some divine intervention here. There hasn't been anyone this HOT since John Lennon's quasi-gag about 'The Beatles.' ... More
If you’ve ever played in a casino or public cardroom, you’ve played in a game with a professional dealer—someone whose job it is to distribute the cards fairly and honestly, and to run the game properly. ... More
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The first 5/7 cards you receive will be the foundation of your hand. Build your strategy around these. You're not likely to better your opening hand. I believe that the odds of improving your hand on the draw are about even.
