Getting reads on your opponents is crucial in any form of poker. It is especially important in cash games where you might play against the same opponents for an hour or more. By carefully observing what your opponents do, even in hands where you’ve folded, you’ll be able to exploit them.

FTR Quick Tip: Helping you plug leaks in 5 minutes or less. In this video we look at a couple of hand histories played by members of FlopTurnRiver. There are a wide array of options that you have for any given decision at the poker tables. We will look at many of...

In Texas Hold’em, you have to be prepared to face three-bets from the blinds when you try to steal them. By calling liberally in position and adding some four-bet bluffs to your ranges, you’ll be able to effectively combat resteals. But don’t over-adjust or you may just end up valuetowning yourself.

There’s a big difference between finishing first and second in a SNG. Improve your results by learning how to play better heads-up. Ranges will be wide, posing a challenge, but by reading your opponent well, you can lean how to maximize value and win more often than you lose.

Grinding 18 or 27 man sit & go's, most of the profit comes from heads-up situations. This time you will see a review of 3 hands played heads-up and the thinking behind maximizing your profits on each street.

FTR Quick Tip: Helping you plug leaks in 5 minutes or less. Aggression is rightly considered the hallmark of a winning poker player. Yet there are many times to check -- even if you think you have the best hand. In this video, we'll look at some reasons that you might...

FTR Quick Tip: Helping you plug leaks in 5 minutes or less. Identifying weaker players is a critical skill for any poker player. While there is some money to be made from strong players, the lion's share of the profits will go to those who win chips from the fish....