Jason Pohl's Pokerpages shorthanded articles

[Dentist]

Anyone read his work?

It seems very good, especially for typical to tighter games... not so sure about loose/ultra-loose 5-6 handed games..

How do you guys evaluate these articles compared to S&M's shorthanded advice, or other advice you've read

[Brian]

Where can I find this?

-Brian

[jwp]

Part 1 is available at:

http://www.pokerpages.com/articles/players/jason-pohl13.htm

[soda]

As a professional player who makes his living at this game, I really enjoyed reading his articles. His advice is sound, even if you don't agree with absolutely everything, he explains it in such a way that you can follow his reasoning.

It's a mandatory read if you play shorthanded at all.

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soda

[Dentist]

actually there are several articles that precede that one - just look up the directory at poker pages for his articles and follow the timeline.

[Moyer]

I'm lost. Are you saying there is a list of Pohl's articles somewhere? Cause I sure as heck can't find it. Maybe I'm just a little slow.

http://www.pokerpages.com/articles/archives/index.htm

[AliasMrJones]

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I'm lost. Are you saying there is a list of Pohl's articles somewhere? Cause I sure as heck can't find it. Maybe I'm just a little slow.

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http://www.pokerpages.com/articles/players/index.htm

Just scroll down the page or search for Jason.

[Moyer]

thanks

[phish]

While I find his observations and analyses to be sound and insightful, I've just never observed a heads-up game where anyone was folding anywhere near 60% of his big blind to a button-raise. Is this a big leak in heads-up players' games that can be exploited?