Sam Greenwood, a high-stakes poker player, revisits his own past hand mistakes and analyses bluffing and bluff-catching decisions with bottom pair. Each issue walks through a specific tournament hand with candid reasoning about ranges, solver play and exploitative adjustments.

A personal blog-style newsletter that works through data projects and poker math, including a local RAG assistant built on interview data and expected-value analysis of poker tournaments. Readers get worked examples, formulas and test results from one author's side projects.

The Foundry is a digital magazine from Brazen that publishes serialized long-form narrative nonfiction about extraordinary people and their worlds. The sample follows The Tell, an eleven-part account by Bradley Hope of lawyer Daniel Goldstein's poker debts, IRS investigation and federal trial.

Practical essays on live low-stakes No-Limit Hold'em, covering table observation, tilt psychology and game selection. Written from a first-person player's perspective with concrete table scenarios.