Category Archives: ICT AFCOA

Revelation When we encounter new ideas in poker

January 3, 2008 – 11:30 am

They often strike us with the force of revelation. There are two things worth noting about revelation. One is that it’s the nature of reve-lation to propel us through the paradigm shift, to change the way we think. The other is that it’s the nature of revelation to fade, and unless we keep refreshing our [...]

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ICT AFCOA -Increasing Commitment To A Failing Course Of Action

January 3, 2008 – 11:27 am

It’s a terribly powerful concept in poker because it explains so well how we go so wrong.
You’re playing Omaha/8, and you pick up a big drawing low like A-2-3-4. Against a table full of Cally Wallies, you feel justified in making a raise, and so you do. Nothing wrong with that; at this point a [...]

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