Chris Warren

Since the release of our preflop opening ranges, both in Level 1 of CORE and as part of our ongoing GTO expansion in PRO, I've noticed a growing trend. In CORE in particular, I now get frequent questions about whether subscribers should “memorize all of this” before moving on to Level 2. The follow-up question […] The post Memory in Poker first appeared...

I've been watching MMA for over 10 years at this point, and it's been fascinating to watch it's "meta game" evolve in similar ways to poker. At the beginning, true to it's name, it started with each fighter focusing on their individual martial art; living and dying by it's individual strengths and weaknesses. This is […] The post...

Poker is a technical game based on probabilities. This makes it challenging to learn for a couple reasons. Let me illustrate the idea with an example. One of the biggest roadblocks to poker success is that humans have a spectacularly poor intuition for how probabilities work. This is both an impediment to developing sound strategy, […] The post Dealing With...