Poker Player Types: How to Exploit Maniacs, Stations, Rocks & TAGs
How to spot maniacs, calling stations, rocks, and TAGs — and which lines actually beat each one.
Joshua is a lifelong (can you play poker in diapers?) poker player who moved online in 2004. He created Beat The Fish in 2005 to help fellow frustrated online poker players choose the right poker site for their strengths and then how to win consistently once they got there. He is a published author, a certified news writer, and has played millions of hands of online poker.
How to spot maniacs, calling stations, rocks, and TAGs — and which lines actually beat each one.
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