Scott Fischman Vol. 18, No. 14 Card Player Magazine

Features

• $40-$80 Hold'em Hand at Wynn Las Vegas – A hand in which the proper play throughout is based predominately on the opponents' styles

  by Jim Brier

• Flavor of the Month – Becoming a 'name' in the poker world is different nowadays

  by Vince Burgio

• The Fear Factor – Utilizing the intimidation factor in pot-limit Omaha eight-or-better

  by Michael Cappelletti

• Catastrophe Psychology in No-Limit Hold'em – Avoid catastrophe in no-limit hold'em by utilizing a proper betting strategy

  by Bob Ciaffone

• Making Adjustments – Adjustments are required when moving from Internet play to live play

  by Roy Cooke

• Empty Seats – A thought-provoking method of dealing with huge tournament fields

  by Scott Fischman

• Three Times is a Charm, Unless You are Already Charmed! A book review of a third-edition best seller

  by Jan Fisher

• Professional Poker Tour – Hands – Part II – How would you have played this hand?

  by Mark Gregorich

• The Elite Eight: Lyle Berman Vs. Phil Hellmuth – The National Heads-Up Poker Championship

  by Phil Hellmuth

• The Year of the Professional …and Jennifer Tilly

  by Jeff Shulman

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

  by Linda Johnson

• Limit Hold'em Lessons – Part I – Value betting in limit hold'em

  by Matt Matros

• A No-Limit Hold'em Tournament Quiz – Test your no-limit hold'em tournament skills

  by Tom McEvoy

• World Poker Tour Championship – Part IV – The Champ is Crowned

  by Lee Munzer

• Two Exceptions – Exceptions to Generally Accepted Plays

  by Lee H. Jones

• 2005 World Series of Poker – The frustrations and disappointments inherent in tournament poker

  by Thomas Keller

• A Bizarre Stud Hand – A suspenseful ending to an interesting seven-card stud hand

  by Matt Lessinger

• $200,000 Challenge Match Against Joe Cassidy – A limit hold'em challenge match against a tough, young player

  by Daniel Negreanu

• What's in Your Toolbox? Sound methods for improving your game

  by Joe Sebok

• The Importance of Seating Assignments – A new table/seat redraw system

  by Mike Sexton

• A Tale of Three Hoaxes – Hoaxes, hoaxes everywhere

  by Max Shapiro

• The Forlorn Hope – A useful sports betting concept, particularly for baseball

  by Chuck Sippl

• Strictly the Rules – Or the Spirit of the Rules? What ruling would you make?

  by Rolf Slotboom

• Ten Common and Costly Hold'em Errors – Part II – Common errors on the flop in limit hold'em

  by Barry Tanenbaum

• Are We Having Fun Yet? Do you have fun when you're playing poker?

  by Robert Varkonyi

• About Bluffing, Facts, and Logical Assumptions – Some thoughts to ponder for poker success

  by Roy West

• Poker in Barcelona – Part II – A unique, fun playing environment – and an unusual method of showing down hands

  by Michael Wiesenberg