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  If you have been playing online poker for a while and have decided to play the game a little seriously, then you must have come across the term ‘GTO’. As the title says, it stands for ‘Game Theory Optimal’ and it is a strategy of poker applied by players whose goal is to maximise their profits without exploiting their opponents any more than what’s absolutely necessary. Let's explain the poker tips and tricks with regards to what this strategy entails and if this is the one for you when you get on the table. GTO & Others When you play poker online , there are two ways you can go about to improve your stats as a poker player:   (A) Exploitative: This s trategy of poker is applied by players who want to improve their EV (Expected Value) in any game by attacking their opponents’ weak points and countering their sub-optimal plays. This is a double-edged sword, however, as you also open yourself to be exploited. Hence, this play only works against weaker opponents.  ...

As you get older, it's normal to notice certain small changes in your cognitive abilities. For instance, you may find as you age that it's a bit more difficult to sustain your attention, multitask, find the right word, or recall information as quickly as you once did when you were younger than what you are today. This happens because the nerves in your brain tend to shrink. While there are many exercises to keep your brain to perform at its optimum level in this blog, we will explain about some of the best brain games to keep your cognitive abilities rust free. Games like sudoku, rummy card game , chess and a few more challenges your mental faculties, improves memory, enhances problem-solving abilities and boosts cognitive functions. Let’s get started to explore them in detail.   Sudoku: When it comes to top brain games Sudoku is your classic number puzzle. Engaging in it improves your logical thinking and problem-solving skills as you fill in the 9x9 grid with numbers from ...