How to really improve your poker game? Analysis away from the tables is absolutely necessary, but it is very important to spend actual quality time working on your game. Having a clear focus while studying and knowing what methods work best for you will help you improve much faster and with far less effort.

Adam Jones• 13,629 Views • on 19/1/15

Online poker rooms are always looking for good ways to market their brand. Sponsored pros are one of the most effective ways to achieve this, and the sites are often willing to pay handsomely for this. The problem is, there are many people after the same thing, and only few spots. If you are looking to fill one of those spots, however, here's some useful advice to follow.

Dan O'Callaghan • 13,647 Views • on 30/4/14

What are some of the benefits of being a sponsored poker pro? While the deals vary from person to person and from one poker room to another, this is an overview of the things that you can most likely expect to receive in return for your services, like 100% rakeback, covering your traveling expenses, tournament entries and much more.

Jon PokerVIP• 11,316 Views • on 30/4/14

While you are all aware of tilt as a general concept, did you know that there are different types of tilt, and it can sometimes even be caused by things completely unrelated to poker or even by winning too much over a short period of time. Being able to recognize and prevent these types of tilts will help your overall performance at the tables.

Dan O'Callaghan • 15,743 Views • on 28/4/14

It is often hard to be critical to yourself, but the simple truth is that when something is wrong with your game, it is frequently caused by you doing something wrong. Improving on your self-critique will help you get a better outlook on your game and rectify different mistakes that you will often discard if you are not critical enough to yourself.

Jon PokerVIP• 9,410 Views • on 20/2/14

Online Poker Sleep Routine

Jon PokerVIP• 12,991 Views • on 11/2/14

In your everyday life and in poker alike, too much ego can really be a bad thing and come back to bite you. In poker terms, ego can prevent you from looking at your results realistically and seriously cloud your judgment. It can lead you to believe your game is flawless and while sitting at the table, it can cause you to make some wrong plays that will cost you money. Remember, poker is about keeping your cool and always making the best decisions possible, not about beating the other players.

Jon PokerVIP• 11,441 Views • on 11/2/14

Motivation in Poker

Jon PokerVIP• 13,163 Views • on 11/2/14

Hydration in Poker

Jon PokerVIP• 10,366 Views • on 10/2/14

Going Broke in Poker

Jon PokerVIP• 16,656 Views • on 10/2/14