Poker Newsletter
Players Only
Romania  Dutch  Hungarian  Portuguese  France
Poker Tournament Information »

Poker Articles

Sections
Mark's Pages Players' Articles Book Reviews Poker Greats Interviews

The best collection of Poker Articles covering every aspect that you need to know about Poker, from some of the best writers in the industry. PokerPages.com the one stop place for everything poker.

Scott Aigner
Tommy Angelo
Aaron Angerman
David Apostolico
Robert Arabella
MJ Bernstein
Donna Blevins
Scott
Aigner
Tommy
Angelo
Aaron
Angerman
David
Apostolico
Robert
Arabella
MJ
Bernstein
Donna
Blevins
Vince Burgio
Mark Burtman
Amy Calistri
Sean Carey
John Carlisle
Mike Caro
Gary Carson
Vince
Burgio
Mark
Burtman
Amy
Calistri
Sean
Carey
John
Carlisle
Mike
Caro
Gary
Carson
Michael Cheser
Bob Ciaffone
David Cinch
Nolan Dalla
Bryan Devonshire
Scott Diamond
Guy Downs
Michael
Cheser
Bob
Ciaffone
David
Cinch
Nolan
Dalla
Bryan
Devonshire
Scott
Diamond
Guy
Downs
Nick Eisel
Wendeen Eolis
Jan Fisher
Nocolas Fradet
Shari Geller
Andy Glazer
Jay Greenspan
Nick
Eisel
Wendeen
Eolis
Jan
Fisher
Nicolas
Fradet
Shari
Geller
Andy
Glazer
Jay
Greenspan
Johnny Hale
Aaron Hendrix
Brian Heptinstall
Matthew Hilger
Chuck Humphrey
Joseph M. Kelly
Lou Krieger
Johnny
Hale
Aaron
Hendrix
Brian
Heptinstall
Matthew
Hilger
Chuck
Humphrey
Joseph M.
Kelly
Lou
Krieger
Tim Lavalli
Sharla Lehrman
Chris Line
Dave Lukow
Jim McManus
Kaelaine Minton
Tina Napolitano
Tim
Lavalli
Sharla
Lehrmann
Chris
Line
Dave
Lukow
Jim
McManus
Kaelaine
Minton
Daniel Negreanu
Jennifer Newell
Mike Paulle
Jason Pohl
PokerPages Staff

Paul Samuel

Art Santella

Daniel
Negreanu
Jennifer
Newell
Mike
Paulle
Jason
Pohl
PokerPages
Staff

Paul
Samuel

Art
Santella

Max Shapiro
Dave Scharf

Rolf Slotboom

Al Spath

Kyle Swanson

TJ Cloutier

Barry Tanenbaum

Max
Shapiro
Dave
Scharf

Rolf
Slotboom

Al
Spath

Kyle
Swanson

T.J

Barry
Tanenbaum

Sonny Thommpson
John Vaughn

John Vorhaus

Gone West

Justin West

Michael Wiesenberg

Rich Wilens

Sonny
Thompson
John
Vaughn

John
Vorhaus

Gone
West

Justin
West

Michael
Wiesenberg

Rich
Wilens

Wise Hand Poker
Peter Wolff

Jim Woods

Ralph Zimmerman

Wise Hand
Poker
Peter
Wolff

Jim
Woods

Ralph
Zimmerman

 

 

 


Scott Aigner
Scott Aigner A standard set of rules for every Casino to follow. Why have different rules. Accept that there is no one set of rules that can address Poker for 100% of the people and 100% of the time. We should not have to bicker over this or continue the confusion of this rule is this way here and that way there.

Click to sort list by publish date

Return to Top


Tommy Angelo
Tommy Angelo Tommy Angelo has written a book called "Elements of Poker" in which he shares hundreds of his very best ideas in a manner intended to amuse, inform, inspire, and enlighten. You can read many excerpts from EOP at Tommy's website: www.tommyangelo.com. And you can order personally inscribed copies there. Elements of Poker is also available at amazon.com.


Click to sort list by publish date

Return to Top


Aaron Angerman
Aaron Amgerman

Aaron Angerman is Content Manager for PokerPages.com. Raised in small town Alaska, the self proclaimed 'sports fanatic' had dreams of being a sports writer. After moving to Las Vegas in 2000, he rekindled a childhood love for poker. Grinding it out in card rooms and on the virtual felt helped Aaron to fund his schooling, eventually earning him a journalism degree from UNLV. After a couple short stints in tournament reporting, Aaron realized the poker world was the place for him.


Click to sort list by publish date

Return to Top


David Apostolico
David Apostolico David Apostolico is the author of Tournament Poker and The Art of War and Machiavellian Poker Strategy.

Click to sort list by publish date

Return to Top


Robert Arabella
PokerCop Jack The Ripper," killer of six, taunted police with handwritten letters to The London Times. "The Zodiac," killer of five, taunted police with typewritten letters to The San Francisco Chronicle. "The Son Of Sam," killer of four, taunted police with pencil scrawled letters to The New York Daily News. "The Poker Player Slayer," killer of four (so far), taunts me with e-mails sent to pokercop@majesticpokerroom.com.
My name is Talbot. They call me, "The Poker Cop." As Majestic Hotel & Casino's Chief of Poker Room Security it's my job to protect the poker room and everyone in it. I'm not doing a very good job this week - four poker players have been killed.


Return to Top


MJ Bernstein
MJ Bernstein MJ Bernstein is a 28-year-old poker upstart living in Chicago, IL. After years as a regular in the cash game arena, MJ recently made the transition to playing tournament poker full-time. MJ can usually be found driving to the bigger WSOP Circuit and WPT events on the east coast, since he isn't a big fan of flying. With a good amount of success on the tournament scene over the last couple of years, and having become increasingly good at live single table sit-n-gos and super satellites, Bernstein hopes to have his breakthrough tournament moment sometime in the near future. "I certainly do not get to play the volume of live tournaments I want, but it is fun to be an East Coast player and have camaraderie with some of the other top players out here like David "Dr.Fox" Fox, Joe "JoeyTheB" Brooks and Matt Brady," says Bernstein."

Return to Top


Donna Blevins
Donna Blevins My mid-life crisis was different than most other women I know. Mine was stimulating, filled with joy and turned into an amazing mid-life rebirth.When I asked my life-partner, Greg, to teach me how to play poker in 1996, little did I expect it would lead to a new, exciting career complete with adventure, travel and ultimately fortune. Granted, the ultimate fortune is yet to come, but I KNOW it will. Greg keeps saying the 2004 World Series of Poker is mine. Sure that's a lofty goal, but I've always been an overachiever!

Return to Top


Vince Burgio
Vince Burgio Series of articles from Vince including, Poker Strategy and Who's that playing my chips?

Return to Top


Mark Burtman
Mark Burtman On the tournament trail with Mark Burtman. Mark reviews his ups and downs from an amateurs point of view playing in some of the best tournaments in the world. See how Mark develops over the years as you read some great tournament reports.

Return to Top



Amy Calistri
Amy Calistri Amy actually does have a life outside of poker. Amy is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in Public Policy and works as a financial/economic consultant primarily in the areas of commercial litigation and commodity trading strategies. Amy has designed and instructed a number of online educational courses used by Bloomberg.com, Webstreet.com, Barnes&Noble.com, and National City Corporation

Return to Top


Sean Carey
Sean Carey Sean Carey is a writer, performer (theatre/stand-up), and part-time card player living in Austin, TX. Sean uses poker for fun, profit, and spiritual enlightenment. He is not as good as he thinks he is, but's he's better than you think he is.

Return to Top



John Carlisle
John Carlisle John Carlisle is a National Certified Counselor (NCC) with advanced degrees in Psychology and Counseling. He writes on the psychological aspects of the game.

Profile


Return to Top



Gary Carson
Gary Carson PokerPages has instituted a discussion forum for women poker players. It looks as it's going to be a rich source for discussion and a rich source of article topic ideas for me. One of the first threads was started by PokerVeteran, an internet poker troll. He basically proclaimed that women belong in the bedroom, not the cardroom. Of course, as you might expect, a number of posters felt the need to tell him how wrong he was. A couple of them were men. Randy made a very polite post pointing out that PokerVeteran never posted anything with any poker content and calling him an a-hole.

Return to Top


Mike Caro
Mike Caro Mike Caro is known professionally as "America's Mad Genius," "Gambling's Mad Genius," or "The Mad Genius of Poker." He teaches that in order to overcome any odds against you, your decisions must really matter.
Mike was also a teacher and at PokerSchoolOnline so for more detailed articles join www.pokerschoolonline.com


Free Audios

Return to Top


Michael Cheser
Michael Cheser After successful careers in the financial and high-tech industries, Michael Cheser became fascinated with poker in early 2006. Defying all probabilities, he managed to cash in the 2006 WSOP Main Event. When not tournament reporting for PokerPages, he can be seen at no-limit tables in Las Vegas, cheerfully calling large river bets with second-best hands.

Return to Top


Bob Ciaffone
Bob Ciaffone "Games are my life." Bob Ciaffone is one of the greatest well known authorities on poker. The rules of poker, how to play, and teaching others to play is his specialty. Those under his instruction during his 40-year poker career fondly call him, "the coach."
Well respected amongst the players Bob also a teacher and at PokerSchoolOnline so for more detailed articles join www.pokerschoolonline.com

Return to Top


Nolan Dalla
Nolan Dalla According to hearsay, Nolan Dalla was born with a deck of cards in one hand and a linesheet in the other. A gambler since childhood, Nolan grew up in Dallas and worked his way through the University of Texas playing poker and betting sports.
Nolan was also a teacher and at PokerSchoolOnline so for more detailed articles join www.pokerschoolonline.com


Return to Top


Bryan Devonshire
Bryan Devonshire Bryan Devonshire is a rising star on the professional circuit. Since he took second place in the first event of the 2006 World Series of Poker, he has cashed in four major tournaments, including a first place finish at the Commerce Casino. Bryan is also a featured blogger on PokerPages.com.

Return to Top


Scott Diamond
Scott Diamond Scott Diamond, married and father of 7, 2 sets of twin baby girls 4and 3 years old. Deputy Sheriff for 20 years in Los Angeles County Sheriffs Dept. Born in the Bronx grew up in Dover Ohio.
Cashed in 2 events at this years LAPC won a friday night tourney at The Orleans Hotel in Vegas in December and have made several final tables at evening tourneys at the Bicycle Casino in the past 14 months.

Return to Top


Guy Downs
Guy Downs Earned a BS in philosophy from Eastern Michigan University, and a masters in English with an emphasis in creative writing from the University of Colorado. He has been playing in - and beating - poker games in Las Vegas, Albuquerque, Denver, Chicago and Detroit for the last seven years, and has been playing online for the past five. He currently lives in the Midwest with his wife Shonnie and son Gabriel.

Return to Top


Nick Eisel
Nick Eisel "Semi-professional middle limit player that specializes in shorthanded low limit online play." I've been playing poker seriously for a little over a year and a half. While that may not seem like a long time, you have to consider that I was playing 60-70 hours a week for a good portion of last year, and have read essentially every gook on the subject and spent even more time thinking about the game. While I do play the full tables at higher limits (10/20 & 20/40), I mainly specialize in online shorthanded low limit (2/4, 3/6, 5/10). My series here on PokerPages.com will cover all aspects of shorthanded play and show you how you can beat the games for much more than a big bet an hour once you gain some experience.

Return to Top


Wendeen Eolis
Wendeen Eolis In the middle of his poker "rush" Lyle Berman was dancing toward bigger fortunes in business. Beginning with his involvement as a limited partner in a blind pool (1990) he was searching for businesses in which to invest . He recal