Sometime you can wait to see what your opponent does by checking the flop and if they check again you risk less with your bluff on the turn than betting the flop.

This week David Tuchman substitutes in as guest host for the Limon Show and interviews Twitch and Runitup extraordinaire Jason Somerville.

You can bet very thin on scary rivers as your opponents will likely think you are polarized leading to much wider calls.

This week Limon interviews the tournament director of the WPT, Matt Savage. They talk about reentry tournaments, whether long events are actually hurting the cash games and round the conversation off with Limon discussing what he says should be the legal requirement of divulging staking pieces.

In most live No Limit games pot control is vastly overrated, as your opponents do not have a high bluffing frequency.

There are a number of different factors to lead to the decision of whether or not to Cbet as a bluff as the preflop raiser

Bart continues his discussion with noted gambling tax accountant Russ Fox. Part 2 of 2.

If you have an overpair and a draw comes in a lot of times your opponent has more combinations of top pairs in their range than draws

This week Bart talks to noted gambling taxation accountant and expert Russ Fox. Part 1 of 2.

In most circumstances check calling the river at low to midstakes live no limit games is a weak play.