The reader
The player who plays both boards is the one your one-board all-in cannot beat.
The strongest player at most tables is the one who plays both boards every time and folds hands the rest of the table calls with. Against him, nuts on one board and nothing on the other is a bet sized for a second-best hand to call, never an all-in; he calls the all-in with a live pair on the other board and takes half back. His big bet is a hand. Pay it only with a safe nuts.
Table today: the Reader, the Rock, the Calculator, and four of your choice. Fewer bluffs, more folds, and watch your agreement number.
A one-board all-in is worth something only against a player who folds.
Today's hand on the table
Today you play. The trainer is below, with the table you choose.
That is your five free hands for today.
The course has no daily limit, a lesson a day, and the ten-second clock.
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THE 30-DAY COURSE
A plan for your next game.
One lesson. One drill set. A little more clarity at the table.