

Mark Gun's Strategy for Winning $100,000 in Poker in 2025
Poker pro Mark Gun has outlined a strategy for winning $100,000 in cash games in 2025. He emphasizes the importance of determining what hands an opponent does not have in order to narrow down their range. For example, if an opponent calls a raise with a small bet, certain hands like AA or KK are unlikely to be in their range.
The author suggests using range bets in position and playing from range checks without position. This approach allows players to have predefined strategies for certain spots, reducing the need for on-the-spot decision-making. For instance, in position on the flop, the author recommends considering what sizing the opponent will raise with strong hands and call with weaker hands. If the opponent is likely to raise with strong hands and call with weaker hands, a medium-sized bet is appropriate. If not, the author advises choosing between a large bet or a check.
When playing on the turn, the author advises considering whether the opponent will cap or not. If the opponent is likely to cap, a large bet is recommended. For example, if the flop shows a straight draw and the opponent calls, a large bet on the turn is appropriate because the opponent is unlikely to fold with a straight or a flush draw. If the opponent is not likely to cap, the author advises choosing between a large bet or a check. The author also mentions that recreational players tend to bet too frequently and reveal hand strength through bet sizing. Therefore, the author recommends checking on the flop and responding with a large check-raise if the opponent bets, as the opponent is unlikely to fold with a king or a flush draw.
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