In general limp reraising is a weak play for value as it folds out a lot of worse hands that would have called a single raise.

Most of the money won in poker is by beating losing players. That is where you should concentrate most of your effort.

A lot of players do not want to play large, limped pots. This creates a situation where you can attack the right board textures.

Sometimes you can not barrel a good turn card and risk less by waiting until the river, if your opponent checks at the end.

When playing against opponents that do not exploit your tendencies, playing exploitative in live poker usually wins the most money.

Running the cards multiple times does not change the EV of a hand, only the variance. Bart hesitates to run in more than once in Hold’em games to prevent players from calling light or making moves on him with draws.

In flat drop games chopping is usually best.

Blinds, winrate, rake

It’s important to pay attention to the distribution of flop suits when trying to evaluate if your opponent could have made a backdoor flush on the river.

Most of the money at the higher stakes of poker is won and loss through steaming. At the mid and low stakes it is important to pay attention to who is tilting in the short term.

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