Dr. Tricia Cardner is the author of Positive Poker, Peak Poker Performance and co-author of Purposeful Practice for Poker. She podcasts at Poker on The Mind with her co-host Gareth James. You can find her at peakpokermindset.com where she teaches poker players the most effective psychological strategies for optimal poker performance.
Mental models are an overarching explanation of how something works. They can be a fantastic way in poker to simplify masses of information. Learn how!
Poker is fascinating because it is fundamentally a psychological conflict. The majority of people want certainty, yet excellent poker players must be willing to take financial risks with incomplete information.
Psychology vs solvers - is it more critical to follow GTO or exploitative strategies in poker? 888poker investigates both sides of this puzzling question.
Before we get into the topic of developing a system for continuous poker improvement, let’s consider your reasons for playing poker. What do you want to achieve from poker?
Confidence is positive for playing well. But overconfidence in poker can be a precipice leading down. Here are 6 tips to help keep your head in the game.
Dr. Tricia Cardner is the author of Positive Poker, Peak Poker Performance and co-author of Purposeful Practice for Poker. She podcasts at Poker on The Mind with her co-host Gareth James. You can find her at peakpokermindset.com where she teaches poker players the most effective psychological strategies for optimal poker performance.
