Red Chip Poker

Blockers are cards in your hand that, by definition, your opponent cannot hold. This article explains how you can use blockers to flip certain close poker decisions. redchip.poker/h4w

There is a specific poker strategy that does not allow for any tactics. Does that sound like a strategy you would employ? Then why are so many players trying to do so? Unravel the mystery here. redchip.poker/8q6

When the flop comes paired, there is an opportunity to run specific profitable exploits against different players types. In this free article, SplitSuit explains how. redchip.poker/q6q

Think you’re pretty good at basic poker math? How about hand and range reading? Here is a collection of quizzes that test your knowledge on a wide range of fundamental poker topics. redchip.poker/7w9

The minimum defense frequency (MDF) can be used to calculate continuance ranges and defending frequencies. In certain situations, it does far more harm than good. redchip.poker/ljp

If you’ve ever had the urge to roll up a newspaper and bash poker math over the nose, you’ve probably been using bad, overcomplicated math. This episode will fix the problem. redchip.poker/l3m

If you equate poker's mental game with tilt avoidance and nothing more, you're missing out on multiple areas of self-improvement. Listen now for free: youtu.be/Z5QPGySAxxk?si…

Simplified poker strategies hold the promise of reducing decision errors, but how simple is too simple? This podcast episode explores the trade-off between simplification and profit. redchip.poker/ix6

If you are of a skeptical disposition, you may roll your eyes at the idea of gut feeling in poker. In which case, you’re probably failing to employ your poker intuition and thus missing out on profit. redchip.poker/fci

Some poker players adopt a nitty style in the mistaken belief that it is in some sense “safe.” This is a fallacy. Being a nit makes you vulnerable, as SplitSuit explains. redchip.poker/52e

Bluffing is fun, right? It’s one of the key features of the great game of poker. But bluffing is a lot more fun when you know you’re doing so profitably. This article explains how. redchip.poker/qsk

New to casino poker? How much should you tip the dealer? Why should you get a player’s card? Is there anything you can do if a neighboring player needs a shower? Find out here. redchip.poker/4tp

Online poker in the United States was wounded way back in 2010, and has been slow to recover. What are the prospects for regulated online poker moving forward? Find out here. redchip.poker/hq8

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The Low-Stakes Poker Playbook is now available for purchase. This article describes what it's all about: redchippoker.com/low-stakes-pok…

Are you getting maximum value from hands you play on the button? Probably not. This podcast episode covers preflop and postflop concepts that will boost your button win-rate. redchip.poker/99a

Equity has had a good run in poker in providing guidance for poker decisions, but these days we know better. Equity distributions and their relation to ranges are the way forward. redchip.poker/zwy

Do you know when to check-raise in poker? What factors to you use in making this decision? If you’re currently uncertain about when to make this play, this pod episode will help. redchip.poker/260

Have you heard poker players referring to +EV and -EV plays? Want to know what they’re babbling on about? You should. The concept of EV is critical to poker success. redchip.poker/dke

This article addresses a critical area all winning poker players must understand: poker math. If that sets your teeth on edge, don’t panic. Simple rules of thumb carry much of the load. redchip.poker/gug