Archive for March, 2006
Playing for value in poker
Sorry about the lack of blogs lately, I’ve been busy playing poker and doing law school-related things, along with just being somewhat lazy about writing.
Across all forms of poker and at all buyin levels, I see endless betting mistakes. People bet when they should check-call, they raise when they should call, they check-raise when […]
Process-oriented versus result-oriented
Examining the process without consideration for the result is a very very basic concept in a mental warfare situation with an element of luck … aka, poker. And yet, despite that, I still hear endless results-oriented remarks on and around the poker table on a daily basis. While I know I won’t be […]
Back in Philly for a bit
Well, now that I’ve been home from Turning Stone for a bit I guess it’s time to write a blog where I say that not much has happened. I do have some random news on a few fronts.
1. I am starting to hear back from law schools. So far, I’ve heard back […]
