No, I’m not going to beat about the bush on how unique we are and how this poker blog site will grow to be the best someday (although, secretly, I do hope it will). I’ll just give you the facts on who we are, and what this site can and will do for you: the poker player.

The team behind tiltblog is one made up of poker players like yourself. The group has been involved in other poker projects meant to help beginners ease into the flow of the game faster, and to provide professional and advanced players the tools required to take their games to another level. Whenever we came across something that radically helped one or another of our group members poker-wise, we did everything we could to share the tips with the larger poker community. It’s amazing how many little pieces of information there are that can indeed make a radical difference. Some of these are in-your-face type of edges, others are more subtle, yet the vast majority of online poker beginners out there, still choose to completely disregard many of these facts.

Tiltblog is the next step in our mission to make a difference in the way people see poker, and in the way rookies (or even experienced players) play it. You see, we’ve realized a long time ago that our individual capabilities, skills, knowledge and whatever else we can bring to the table, are just a tiny drop in the ocean when it comes to the wisdom of the masses.

Tiltblog is meant to exploit the wisdom of the masses in the benefit of the individual. Creating a poker blog here won’t just mean that you’ll be able to share your views and experiences regarding the game, it’ll also mean that you’ll gain access to hundreds, possibly thousands of online poker blogs in which other poker players detail their understanding of how successful poker works.

You’ll be able to do all that in a poker-friendly environment, in which the user-interface as well as the individual tools you’ll need to customize and set your poker blog up, are focused on poker itself.

All of this is – of course –for free, so owning your own little poker-corner of the internet won’t take a toll on money which can be put to a much better use on the felt.