Rudyard Kipling’s most famous poem If, holds many psychological lessons for poker players. It covers calmness, balance, perspective and so much more, each of which will affect your game at some point, and each of which must be mastered if … Continue reading →
You have probably heard it said that a come bet is “just like” a pass line bet simply because both bets have the same odds. The fact is, the come bet only mimics the pass line bet. It is really … Continue reading →
A thought precedes everything you do. Your thoughts influence your reality. What you think and what you believe has a way of manifesting right before you very eyes. Quantum physics is just beginning to explain the mind body connections. I … Continue reading →
Metaphysical is actually a word. Metaphysics is actually a recognized phenomenon. This is not some conjured or made up idea. For many, the problem is this; anything metaphysical is not usually tangible. So, if it can not be seen, it … Continue reading →
Simple Recipes for Successful Play You are in charge of you. Your best defence is in your shoes. You can’t make a change simply by wishing it. Affirmations require consistency and follow up with dedicated action. You can’t kid yourself. … Continue reading →
Here’s short war story from my early days of teaching the Do’s and Don’ts of Dice™. The timing was either my first or second presentation in the “City of Dreams”. I took a group of nine students out to the … Continue reading →
Choosing an Online Casino You Can Trust Find the right casino and where to play online. Ensuring a Casino that you can wholly trust should be without doubt, every player’s golden rule. When browsing Casinos online it can be quite … Continue reading →
Hello Professor, I love your site. I play craps often in Vegas and would love to tell my adventures as well. I stayed at the Rio and found the tables to be a lot of fun. However I really enjoyed … Continue reading →
I am often asked the question of how I play craps while I am working with a group or an individual. My usual answer, although true, is not comprehensive about how I engage each session. My usual answer to “Professor, … Continue reading →
A while back, I wrote about a personal learning experience and how I overcame struggle. In my article, “I Don’t Get It” I told a story of my frustration while trying to teach myself how to play blues harmonica. The … Continue reading →
