I'm Starting a Poker Blog

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A2020 said:

Gonna be taking a look around, there is one small thing that you may want to fix, the link on the OP is linking to a non-existent page. I believe you can't edit the post, but what you can do is create that page again so it contains something or redirect it to the main page of your blog

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John A said:

Molly Bloom and why you should make sure to check out the upcoming movie, Molly's game.

http://www.acepokersolutions.com/po...m-every-poker-player-watch-mollys-game-movie/

Just fyi, for those who don't know me, I've worked with several actors and I've done poker coaching for pro athletes. I worked w/ one of the key actors (Jeremy Strong), on the movie Molly's game. I provided a lot of feedback and suggestions on how the poker scenes should be shot to get the most realism. It should be a strong poker movie, and an interesting story in general.

It's coming out for award season and has so far received good initial reviews.

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Jam_V92 said:

looks great, I hope you share good content, good luck!

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estefanetti said:

Nice one.
GL with the proyect

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John A said:

6 Psychological Habits of Highly Successful Poker Players:

http://www.acepokersolutions.com/po...al-habits-of-highly-successful-poker-players/

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nabmom said:

Interesting concept for this article, John. Having a solid mental game is essential to being a winning player. It's good to point out to people that knowing how to play your cards is never going to be enough to beat the game.

But I have to say that while the article was a good starting place for the concept, I had some issues with the content (and not just that the capitalization of "Poker" made me a little crazy--it is not a proper noun). For example, I've seen plenty of successful pros look back down at their cards . And what the article describes as the flaw of being "positive" is really the flaw of being overconfident and ****y. True positivity is something different than what is described.

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John A said:

I actually didn't write that article. The author is at the bottom. As far as looking back at cards, it can mean a lot of different things for different players. It has to be evaluated in context for sure.

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