Mike Patrick

With Las Vegas poker rooms shuttered down for the COVID-19 pandemic, Mike Patrick couldn’t help but put together an ode to what he misses most about them.

This beautiful expression of poker love will surely resonate with any visitor to Las Vegas who loves playing in the city.

PokerCoaching.com has a 10-person roster of incredibly well-regarded poker coaches, from Jonathan Little on down the line. The team teach a variety of different No Limit Hold’em skills.

Mike Patrick dives deep to break down exactly what you can expect from each exceptional poker coach in Pokercoaching.com’s suite of offerings.

Having produced such an immense amount of instructional poker material, we’ve broken down PokerCoaching.com’s vast offerings into four distinct Learning Paths consisting of two basic and two premium, for both cash game players as well as tournament players.

In this review, Mike Patrick takes a look at the specifics of what each Learning Path has to offer so that you can decide which is the right one for you to follow on your way to success at the tables.

Jonathan Little has proven to be a pro’s pro at the poker tables over the years, with his teaching and training materials considered to be among the best tools to help players win big. His latest poker training course is no exception!

Playing in your first ever World Series of Poker event is a memory that players typically treasure forever. There’s no feeling like getting ready to take your seat in one of the Rio’s cavernous ballrooms among thousands of other poker players.

But what happens when you forget your ID?

Mike Patrick has one hell of a story for you, as he had to race around Las Vegas for his tournament life. Buckle up!

Mike Patrick has been a Phil Hellmuth fan ever since the Poker Boom days and has the many pictures and Hellmuthian baubles to prove it. This article pays tribute to the legendary Poker Brat as Mike describe how he — like his poker idol — found himself in a situation where he managed to dodge bullets, baby.

Be sure to check out this enjoyable poker story.

All Mike Patrick wanted to do was head out to play some poker. A series of events leading up to the beginning of his session induced tilt before he even sat down to play a hand.

This is the (hilariously heartbreaking) story of what went down before and during that poker session, as well as the lessons other players can learn with regard to how to potentially avoid making stupid mistakes.

Poker has gotten tougher to win at than ever before, which makes it that much more difficult for newer players to build up the courage to take a seat at the felt. Ridiculing such inexperienced players is literally the worst course of action for veteran players to take.

In this op-ed, Mike Patrick recounts a scene he witnessed at the table that quite frankly made him sick, where one of the regs decided to “shatter the tank.” The lessons should be obvious to anyone reading this article.