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The Professor Challenge – Day 6: Maybe I Was Looking at It the Wrong Way
For the first time since I started playing on Red Dragon Poker, I finished a session feeling like I had learned something much more valuable than simply winning money. Ironically, I wasn’t even expecting to end the day in profit. I lost several huge pots at showdown, and every time the chips went into the middle I was already imagining how I would explain another disappointing session. Instead… I closed the tables with a smile. Not because I ran well. Because I think I finall

The_Professor
2 days ago3 min read


What It’s Actually Like to Grind Red Dragon Poker for Four Days
If you’ve already read our Red Dragon Poker Review, you know how the software works, how to register, what D-Coins are and how the cashback system works. This article is something completely different. I wanted to answer a much more important question: What are the games actually like? Not after twenty hands. Not after one lucky session. After 5,346 real hands, played over four consecutive days, multi-tabling four tables, across different times of the day. This isn’t a mathem

Marchese del River
Jul 1615 min read


The CoinPoker 200NL Controversy: Rake, Rakeback and the “No Winners” Debate
A recent TwoPlusTwo thread started a serious debate around CoinPoker 200NL cash games. The thread was opened by user MicroDonkYT, who posted datamined 2026 hands from CoinPoker 200NL and claimed that there was “not a single pre-rakeback winner” with significant volume. The OP also admitted that the sample was not perfect, but described the results as “pretty bad,” especially because post-rakeback profit is harder to calculate. (TwoPlusTwo) This is exactly the kind of discussi

Marchese del River
Jul 912 min read


6-Max vs Full Ring Poker: Why 8-Max and 9-Max Ante Games Still Matter Online
For years, online poker strategy has been dominated by one idea: 6-max is where the real action is. More hands. More aggression. More blind battles. More volume. And in many ways, that is true. But online poker is changing again. Today, many players are rediscovering the value of 8-max and 9-max games, especially when antes are involved. These games are not the same old slow full ring tables from the early online poker era. Modern full ring poker can be deeper, more dynamic,

Marchese del River
Jul 217 min read
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