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Micah Raskin

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Micah Raskin’s Biography

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On a summer day in 1968, specifically August 8th, the world welcomed Micah Raskin, who would later be known for his strategic prowess at poker tables across New York, NY. Since launching his poker career in 2007, he has accumulated over two million dollars in winnings, a significant portion of which he has purposefully allocated to various philanthropic causes. His entrepreneurial spirit complements his card skills, and his community work is as impactful as his game. A portion of his earnings g…

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Beyond the Big Wins: The Everyday Truth About Making a Living Through Poker

Beyond the Big Wins: The Everyday Truth About Making a Living Through Poker

For many people, professional poker looks like an endless series of high stakes tournaments, luxury travel, a…

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Mindset and Psychology in Poker Success

Mindset and Psychology in Poker Success

Discover how poker psychology, focus, and emotional control help players build lasting success at every table.

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Bankroll Management for Poker Pros Guide

Bankroll Management for Poker Pros Guide

Learn bankroll management strategies that help poker pros reduce risk, handle variance, and achieve long term…

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Mindset and Psychology in Poker for Long Term Success

Mindset and Psychology in Poker for Long Term Success

Learn how poker mindset, emotional control, and mental toughness help players improve decisions and achieve l…

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Beyond the Big Wins: The Everyday Truth About Making a Living Through Poker

Beyond the Big Wins: The Everyday Truth About Making a Living Through Poker

For many people, professional poker looks like an endless series of high stakes tournaments, luxury travel, a…

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Low-Maintenance Gardening Tips

Low-Maintenance Gardening Tips

Discover simple low-maintenance gardening tips that help busy homeowners enjoy a beautiful yard with less wor…

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Smart Bankroll Habits: How Professional Poker Players Build Lasting Success

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By Micah Raskin
| micahraskin.co
Poker is a game of skill, patience, and smart decision making, but none of those qualities matter for long without proper bankroll management. Even the best players experience losing streaks, which makes financial discipline essential for staying in the game. A solid poker bankroll allows professionals to handle variance without making emotional decisions or risking their entire investment.
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The Winning Edge in Poker: Strengthening Your Mind for Consistent Success

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By Micah Raskin
| micahraskin.org
Poker is far more than a game of probability and strategy. Every decision also reflects your confidence, focus, and emotional control. While learning odds and betting patterns is important, players who build a strong poker mindset often outperform equally skilled opponents over time. They stay calm during difficult moments, trust their preparation, and avoid making emotional decisions. As a result, they improve both their consistency and long term performance.
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Mastering the Mental Game: How Elite Poker Players Build Lasting Competitive Confidence

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By Micah Raskin
| micahraskin.com
Poker rewards skill, strategy, and patience, but it also tests emotional control every time you sit at the table. While many players focus on learning odds and reading opponents, the strongest competitors understand that success begins in the mind. Developing emotional resilience allows players to stay calm under pressure, recover from setbacks, and make better decisions throughout every session.
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