ArticlesChip Jett
What's in a name? For Chip
Jett, the answer is a career as one of the most feared tournament poker players
in the game today.
Like many of the world's
top poker players, Chip started his career working on the other side of the
table. After dealing countless hands at an Indian casino near his home in
- More than $1.9 million in lifetime tournament winnings
- Considered one of the world’s top tournament players
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Pro Tip #183: Selecting Starting Hands in Omaha Hi/Lo
- By Chip Jett
- Published 04/1/2009
- Poker , FullTilt Poker Tips
- Unrated
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I firmly believe that it's impossible to play too tight in Omaha Hi/Lo, especially in a ring game. I'll be the first to admit that it's not especially fun to play the game that tight, but if you have the patience for it, it's as good a game as any to make money in.
Pro Tip # 158: Saving Chips in HORSE
- By Chip Jett
- Published 09/5/2008
- FullTilt Poker Tips
- Unrated
The $50,000 HORSE
tournament at the World Series of Poker is one of the most prestigious events
in all of poker, but the structure does not allow room for mistakes. Typically,
over 80 percent of the field is still alive halfway through the second day, but
none of those players have enough chips to play more than two big hands.
Everyone is in danger of going broke. In fact, it’s the same in nearly every
HORSE tournament I’ve ever played in, which means it’s crucial that you never
waste a single bet.