Nate Meyvis

Nate Meyvis

Nate Meyvis has been playing poker seriously for over a decade. Currently he is completing a Ph.D. in philosophy, with his dissertation concerning the relationship between mereology and predication in Plato’s Theaetetus while also addressing more general issues in Plato’s late metaphysics. Along with Andrew Brokos he co-hosts the popular Thinking Poker podcast. For more from Nate, visit his blog at natemeyvis.com.

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Replacing Mistakes with Mistakes in Poker

Nate Meyvis (Thinking Poker Podcast) discusses how poker learning often works, with players correcting earlier mistakes only to replace them with new ones.

Texas Hold'em Poker
Assess Strange Poker Situations Accurately with This One Weird Trick
Poker Tournaments
When Weak Means Weak: Analyzing a Clear Bluffing Opportunity
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Improving at Poker: What Commodity is Scarce for You?
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Three Questions About Blind-Stealing from the Button

All Nate Meyvis Articles

Articles Replacing Mistakes with Mistakes in Poker Texas Hold'em Poker Assess Strange Poker Situations Accurately with This One Weird Trick Poker Tournaments When Weak Means Weak: Analyzing a Clear Bluffing Opportunity Articles Improving at Poker: What Commodity is Scarce for You? Articles Three Questions About Blind-Stealing from the Button Poker Tournaments Hand Analysis: An Excerpt from “Thinking Tournament Poker, Vol. 2” by Nate Meyvis Articles Poker and Pool: More Lessons from the (Other) Felt Texas Hold'em Poker What Could My Opponent Have? Solving Range-Reading Problems by Counting Poker Tournaments A Multi-Street Bluff Made Simple: Using Tells and Board Texture Texas Hold'em Poker Continuation Betting in Multi-Way Pots: Plowing Down the Field Poker Tournaments A Simple Bluff: Analyzing an Early-Level Tournament Hand Articles Take a Cue from Pool and Consider Your Options Before Acting in Poker
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