John Phan Vol. 18, No. 12 Card Player Magazine

Features

• Ask Chip and Karina

  by Chip and Karina Jett

• Cappelletti in Atlantic City – Tournament action is growing in Atlantic City

  by Michael Cappelletti

• The Implied Odds Problem – Utilizing the concept of implied odds in making a calling decision

  by Jim Brier

• Poker on Campus – Interest in poker is growing on college campuses

  by Bob Ciaffone

• An Open Letter to Doyle Brunson – An appeal to lead poker's march into the future

  by Roy Cooke

• Will the Stuey Ungar Book Prove Sexton Right Again? A long time in the making

  by Greg Dinkin

• Prediction – Will perfection be maintained in predicting a tournament winner?

  by Scott Fischman

• Book Reports Make Me Feel Like I am Back in School! A fun, entertaining quick-read poker book

  by Jan Fisher

• Professional Poker Tour Hands – Part I – A calculated bluff on the river

  by Mark Gregorich

• The Sweet 16 – The National Heads-Up Poker Championship

  by Phil Hellmuth

• The World Series is Here

  by Jeff Shulman

• Play a Tournament With Me – Part II – The Professional Poker Tour at Bellagio in Las Vegas

  by Linda Johnson

• Fold Equity – Why Aggressiveness Makes Mathematical Sense – A mathematical look at playing A-K in no-limit hold'em

  by Matt Matros

• The Power Play on the Flop – Examples of utilizing power plays on the flop to win the hand

  by Tom McEvoy

• A $500,000 Challenge Match Against Mimi Tran – Two challenge matches are in the books

  by Daniel Negreanu

• World Series of Poker, Take I – A tournament experience to remember

  by Joe Sebok

• Bring 'Em On! A unique high-stakes challenge to the public

  by Mike Sexton

• Don't Touch That 'Raise' Button – A common no-limit hold'em sit-and-go tournament error

  by Lee H. Jones

• Running Bad – Maintaining or restoring confidence is important during bad runs

  by Thomas Keller

• Failing to Adjust – Failing to adjust your play to your opponents can spell doom

  by Matt Lessinger

• Buddha's Third Act – What a guy!

  by Max Shapiro

• The Phenomenon of the No. 1 Starter – Wagering considerations when a team's best pitcher is slated to pitch

  by Chuck Sippl

• The Value of Money – Part II – A look at the value of money when expected value is involved

  by Rolf Slotboom

• Ten Common and Costly Hold'em Errors, Part I – Common preflop errors in limit hold'em

  by Barry Tanenbaum

• What Does Your Sleep Have to Do With Poker? A variety of poker-related thoughts

  by Roy West

• Poker in Barcelona, Part I – A trip to Gran Casino Barcelona

  by Michael Wiesenberg

• A romp across the European poker landscape with the European Poker Tour

  by Brad Willis

• World Poker Tour Championship – Part III – Ten Men Strong

  by Lee Munzer