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Winners Use Feedback Loops Well
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Sep 11, '08
… accurately and develop yourself effectively. My next column will tell you how to do it. To learn more about yourself and other players, you can buy Dr. Schoonmaker's books, Your Worst Poker Enemy and Your Best Poker Friend, at CardPlayer.com.
Winners Prepare Thoroughly: Part VI
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Apr 09, '08
… and dramatically increase your profits. It's hard, often tiresome work, but it pays off. To learn more about yourself and other players, you can buy Dr. Schoonmaker's books, Your Worst Poker Enemy and Your Best Poker Friend, at CardPlayer.com.
Should You Switch to No-Limit Hold'em? Reading and Adjusting to Players - Part I
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Oct 25, '06
… and Layne Flack, but this system helped me to become much better. It can do the same for you. Dr. Schoonmaker (alannschoonmaker@hotmail.com) coaches only on psychology issues, such as controlling impulses, coping with losing streaks, going on tilt, …
Should You Switch to No-Limit Hold'em?
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Sep 27, '06
… players will quit or learn how to play. Then, you may need a lot more talent than you possess. Dr. Schoonmaker (alannschoonmaker@hotmail.com) coaches only on psychology issues, such as controlling impulses, coping with losing streaks, going on tilt, …
Winners Consider Complexities
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Jan 23, '09
… future." (Ray Zee and David Fromm with Alan Schoonmaker, World Class High-Stakes and Shorthanded Limit Hold'em, pre-publication draft) … you trust, and take good notes. Dr. Schoonmaker (alan_schoonmaker@yahool.com) coaches only on psychology …
Going Soft or Soft-Playing
by Brian Mulholland | Published: Jan 24, '06
… these very real ethical problems, Dr. Schoonmaker maintained in his recent column that … and ponder what would happen if Alan Schoonmaker were to accept invitations to … a harmless manifestation of goodwill, Dr. Schoonmaker never mentions the hard feelings that …
Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone — Part III
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Oct 30, '09
… comfort zone by experimenting, making mistakes, forgiving yourself, and repeating that cycle. To learn more about yourself and other players, you can buy Dr. Schoonmaker’s books, Your Worst Poker Enemy and Your Best Poker Friend, at CardPlayer.com.
Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone — Part II
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Oct 02, '09
… won’t be fun or easy, but if you really want to develop yourself, it’s worth the time and effort. To learn more about yourself and other players, you can buy Dr. Schoonmaker’s books, Your Worst Poker Enemy and Your Best Poker Friend, at CardPlayer.com.
Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Sep 04, '09
… breaking out of your comfort zone. Future columns will suggest ways to overcome these forces. To learn more about yourself and other players, you can buy Dr. Schoonmaker’s books, Your Worst Poker Enemy and Your Best Poker Friend, at CardPlayer.com.
Winners Attack Weak Players
by Alan Schoonmaker | Published: Aug 07, '09
… other motives, identify your natural prey, and then when you have an edge, attack ruthlessly. To learn more about yourself and other players, you can buy Dr. Schoonmaker’s books, Your Worst Poker Enemy and Your Best Poker Friend, at CardPlayer.com.
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