Phil Wise,Senior Poker Analyst at Badbeat.com,looks at non showdown performance"The Red Line"in this month's edition of Bluff Europe magazine.He unlocks the secrets to turn losses into winnings;focusing on areas such as the importance of blind defence and stealing.
The Senior Analyst explores the reasons why C Betting every flop will ultimately lose money.Wise explains,"Be careful not to bluff calling stations that will never fold to a C-bet."He also emphasises how 3 Bet pots are key and how attention should be paid even when not in the hand.
Above all Wise details how aggression will improve the Red Line.The Badbeat.com Mentor and Analyst goes on to say,"you should be looking to thin value bet the river more".
Badbeat.com,the original and leading poker staking site that's been sponsoring and mentoring promising players since 2005,launched its revolutionary new MyGame poker training system last summer.The MyGame poker training system is available free to anyone that wants to learn,win and transform the way they play.It builds players'poker skills from the ground up by analyzing actual play.Access to tutorials,the unique hands analysis tool,Report Cards,and Social gaming features are all free after registering a new account with any of Badbeat's partner poker sites.An iPhone app enables MyGame poker trainees to compare Report Cards with others enrolled in the program and even get advice and access training videos from their phone.
About Badbeat.com Founded in 2005,Badbeat.com is the original and leading online poker staking business.It is an organisation created to win at poker through the funding and comprehensive support of winning online players.Winning at poker is harder today than it was just a few years ago,and every Badbeat.com player has access to cutting-edge software tools,a structured development path with advanced learning aides coupled with the knowledge,expertise and support of a pool of world-class mentors and support staff.
Badbeat.com recently launched MyGame,a free online poker training system based on its mentoring program.