Archive
Everything we have published, filed by year
A hundred pieces on ranges, variance and the parts of poker that happen away from the table.
GeneralSuper System vs the solver: six pieces of Doyle Brunson’s 1979 advice, checked
Six pieces of advice from Doyle Brunson’s Super System, each checked against real solver output: 3-bet ranges at 100bb, AKs against AKo, the 90% c-bet and leading into the raiser.
GeneralHow poker solvers evolved: from Los Alamos to CFR, Libratus and today’s solvers
The real history behind poker solvers: von Neumann’s minimax theorem, Ulam’s Monte Carlo method, counterfactual regret minimization (2007), Cepheus, Libratus and Pluribus, and what a solver output looks like today.
PerformanceWhy Sleep Is the Most Underrated Poker Strategy
Lack of sleep impairs decision-making and mental sharpness. Learn science-backed strategies to sleep deeper, think clearer, and perform better.
UpdateMobile App Update: Faster, Smarter Preflop Training
We’re excited to share the newest updates to Preflop Trainer!
LifestyleWPT Global Poker Bot Controversy: 130+ Accounts, New Allegation
In June 2025, Two Plus Two forum user “bob19123” revealed details of a massive bot ring on WPT Global.
PerformanceFuel Your Game: Essential Nutrition Tips for Poker Grinders
Here’s how to fuel your body and brain to last through marathon sessions without burning out.
Introducing Strategy Grid: See the Bigger Picture of Preflop Strategy!
Master preflop strategy faster with our new Strategy Grid feature!
TheoryWhat is a 3-bet in poker: real 3-bet ranges for cash and tournaments
What a 3-bet is, why it’s called that, and what solver 3-bet ranges look like: linear on the cash button at 100bb, polarised at 40bb in tournaments, plus squeezes, sizing and playing the pot after the 3-bet.
TheoryGTO vs exploitative poker: MDF, node locking and when to deviate
GTO is the baseline you can’t be exploited from; exploitative play is the deviation that wins more against a real leak. MDF by bet size, a solver node where GTO folds more than MDF, and what the solver does against a locked calling station.
TheoryShort stack poker strategy: how to play 10, 15 and 20bb in tournaments
Solver ranges for 10, 15 and 20bb stacks in tournaments: when to min-raise, when to jam, how much to limp from the small blind and how wide to defend the big blind.
TheoryHeads-up poker strategy in tournaments: solver ranges from 10bb to 100bb
How the button and the big blind play heads-up at the end of a tournament, with real solver ranges from 10bb to 100bb: when to limp, raise or jam, and how wide to defend.
Nothing has been paginated away — the rest is filed under the other years.