About me

Hi!   My name is Peter Jepsen, I'm a poker player and blogger from Denmark. I have been playing at a professional level since 2013. In addition, I teach the game of poker. On the site pages http://www.playpokeronline.dk, I discuss my vision of the match, poker trends and my own results.

As the human body functions better when it is not hungry, but it isn't full, so a real poker player must always be a little hungry ahead of the results. When what is good and you might also view what could be improved. And the way to preserve or attain this condition will probably be in the upcoming posts.

Poker players feel closer to each other because they are combined by the sport and everything linked to this, training, titans also the pleasure of success, etc.. despite racial, cultural and other variations. This is because people are aware of what they have been throughout and have undergone similar emotions at particular stages of their lifetimes. So even when you are in a foreign country, you can be certain you will find people that are close in spirit, and that you will always receive advice or help. A similar effect can be understood in almost any sport where people take it seriously, take part in competitions, training camps, etc.

In my case, a neat and reliable game leads to a positive anticipation, and also a relaxed match with a sizable bankroll contributes to a decision being created automatically, which leads to questionable conclusions and the return of money. At exactly the same time, a whole absence of cash also contributes to making poor decisions, such as secret folds or puddle collars.

 Every year poker becomes more and more world famous. The number of poker rooms, poker tournaments and various contests is growing fast. In the present competitive environment, it's tough to construct a really superb career. The perfect method to teach the art of poker is to research novels created by reputable poker players. It's also a good idea to learn more about their background. Generally the player's journey to poker is accompanied by numerous ups and downs. The most famous professionals have faced many countless losses, which can knock out an untrained person for quite a while.