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Good Morning from Coney Island, Brooklyn, NY
April 3, 2025
🎥 by @elrickerikose
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Just got off the phone with a client who lamented that he doesn't get cards, especially late in tournaments.

"Most don't", I told him. "The difference is pros learn to win chips without cards."

Here are 3 ways to do it!

#1. 3-Bet Preflop

Most players aren't aggressive enough, especially as the blinds increase.

Learning the art of selective aggression is key. Target shorter stacks and put them to the test for all their chips.

Find creative 3-bets, ideally with hands like A4s, where you "block" their shoving range (AA/AK/AQ) and unblock some of their bluffs.

#2. Check-Raise Flops

The most common postflop scenario in tournament poker is big blind vs. the original opener.

To avoid bleeding chips, you'll have to find creative ways to "steal" pots when you defend.

One way to do that is to check raise flops on textures that favor your range, or by targeting weaker opponents who won't defend enough.

The key here is understanding the nuance well enough to time it effectively, otherwise you'll compound your losses.

#3. Double Barrel Turns

A simple "one and done" continuation betting strategy is not going to cut it in the new age, more aggressive poker scene.

You'll need to follow up those C-bets with turn bets.

Size up on cards that strongly favor your range to apply maximum pressure on your opponents.

If you want help with more tournament strategies to give you the best chance of success at the upcoming WSOP, check out some of our trainings at http://consciouspoker.com

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Good Morning from Coney Island, Brooklyn, NY
April 3, 2025
📷 by @elrickerikose
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Tax the fuck out of those fucking penguins 😂 🐧

For those who don't understand or are in denial that tarrifs will directly lead to inflation and/ or a recession, here it is laid out simply using retail as an example.

1, Average cost of goods increased by 20%.

2, Retailers operate on a gross product margin of ~20% and an operating margin of ~3%.

3, Increase in cost of goods due to tarrifs are directly attributed to consumers as the margins for a retailer cannot absorb the increase in cost.

4, Consumers start spending less due to higher prices and retailers might lower goods prices at the expense of other cost units like employment.

5, At the end of the day you are left with higher prices and less employment... Ala a recession.

Now take the above scenario and multiply it across other major small margin industries and people might start to understand why this was not a good idea.

@nigels

Gone fishing 🎣