Michiel Maes' online adventures

Look! It’s a baby whale!

Hello there dear readers! I know it’s been a while, but I’ll make it up to you. Today, much like the time I talked about calculating your plays, I’ll be touching lightly on a subject, talking some mumbo-jumbo some won’t understand, and allowing you to read more into it if you please, or go ‘what the hell, I don’t need to understand this to play solid poker’. However I do think today’s concept is way easier than last one, and yes, I am quite awesome for being able to use it so beautifully.

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Monday, November 8th, 2010 Michiel Maes' online adventures No Comments

How to calculate your plays, and introducing GTO

Hey. If you are about to read this post, make sure you’re doing nothing else, because it will take some focus to get it. Actually, I don’t really know if what I’m about to say will come over well, but sadly I do not care enough to re and rewrite it. Let’s give it a shot anyway, shall we?

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Wednesday, September 8th, 2010 Michiel Maes' online adventures No Comments

On betting

Today, I’ve got another strategy post for you poker-playing fellows out there. More specifically, as you can read in the title, I’ll be talking about betting. Many beginning players use a very exploitable check/call strategy when they are learning poker, and it isn’t until later that they start betting their hands. However, quite a few players are stuck after this transition. They understand and experience that betting is often better than check/calling, but they often don’t know why they are betting. I’m here to fix that.

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Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 Michiel Maes' online adventures No Comments

How to tell pretty stories

Before I start typing all poker-related stuff, I’d like to state that I like fish sticks. There. Now that’s out of the way, let’s talk some poker. In particular I’d like to cover the bluffing aspect of poker, coloured with a review of a live hand I played not that long ago.

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The Clarkmeister Theorem

Hey guys, I come bearing gifts: the Clarkmeister theorem. This is a very easy concept to apply and it is my experience that it works in close to all games bar the easiest ones.
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About Me


Real name: Michiel Clippeleyr

Favorite hand: J9 or A10

Favorite player: Scotty Nguyen

I play online at: Full Tilt Poker, PKR, Everest Poker

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