WELCOME

Welcome. I live my life by a simple philosophy: "No Limits." A "No Limits" life is built on six fundamentals: aggression, patience, courage, resiliency, observation, and an intense desire to improve. In this website, you can see how my simple philosophy guides me at the poker table, in business, travel, philanthropy, and with my family. "No Limits" is my recipe for winning and success.

Contact

Click here to ask Phil a question or contact us.

LATEST BLOG ENTRY

Run don't walk to a theatre near you and go see The Grand!!!

I'm in a new movie with a phenomenal ensemble cast called The Grand.

See the trailer

It's already playing in New York and LA but is about to open on the
following dates in the following cities:

April 4th
- Boston
- Philadelphia
- Detroit
- St. Louis
- Atlanta
- San Francisco

April 11th
- Washington DC
- Baltimore

The Grand was made in the same vane as comedies like Best In Show and This Is Spinal Tap. The film follows six players on a quest to play at the final table of the world's second most famous high stakes tournament, the Grand Championship of Poker.

The film has some of the funniest actors and pretty good poker players in it: David Cross, Woody Harrelson, Cheryl Hines, Ray Romano, Chris Parnell, Dennis Farina, Richard Kind and Chris Parnell.

It's a hilarious movie and I hope you will all come on out to support this film!

read more...

Phil Gordon is a professional poker player, teacher, television analyst, and author. Phil is one of only five people in the world to have won a World Poker Tour event and finish at the final table of the World Series of Poker. Phil is a proud to be a national spokesman and board member for the Prevent Cancer Foundation. Phil leads a "No Limits" life.

EXPERT INSIGHT
Learn from Phil and other
world-class experts and improve
your skills in Poker, Blackjack,
Golf and more.

Power of Persuasion

He called me with Jack-Ten. Jack-Ten. That's how much respect I get. "I put you on Ace-King," he typed. I lost the pot, but firing three big bullets at the pot when I smelled weakness made me a better player. And, the next time I flopped top two pair, I got paid off in a big way. The lessons here are clear:

1)	Don't bluff people that are incapable of folding.
2)	If you get caught in a big bluff, use it to your advantage in subsequent hands. If you flop a monster, be willing to overbet -- your opponents will never be able to put you on a hand.
3)	Subtle plays only work on expert players. If they are not trying to figure out what you have, only straightforward play will win the money.

purchase a copy to learn more!

Check out my latest book:
The Little Blue Book, where I walk readers through hands I’ve encountered in cash games; early, middle, and late tournament play; Sit & Gos; satellites and super satellites; and the final table of the World Series of Poker.

Click here for answer to Power of Persuasion from p.80.

Click here to learn more and purchase a copy!

Affiliates