Sorel Mizzi Blog
Sorel Mizzi writes about his experiences in his personal life as well as his professional poker career.

Barack H. Obama
by Sorel Mizzi | Nov 7, 2016 | Thoughts | 0 Comments
If you flip on the news these days, there’s a pretty high chance that the first thing you’ll see is Donald Trump’s face. But once the news anchor is finished earnestly dissecting the latest absurd comment that escaped from Trump’s mouth, maybe they’ll cut to a piece of actual political news, and Obama’s face will flash onto the screen.
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The Power Of Why
by Sorel Mizzi | Feb 3, 2016 | Family, Poker News, Thoughts | 0 Comments
I think there’s much more value in listening + learning from others than there is from speaking + reaffirming our own beliefs.
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by Sorel Mizzi | Jul 8, 2015 | Family, Poker News, Thoughts | 0 Comments
One of my favorite authors, Napoleon Hill, once said “Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe it can achieve.” And the real question I have to you is: what exactly is it that you want to achieve, and what story do you keep telling yourself that’s holding you back?
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The Past, Present and Future
by Sorel Mizzi | Dec 30, 2012 | Family, Poker News, Thoughts | 0 Comments
I don’t really believe in New Years resolutions but since I’m finishing this blog so close to the new year, I will have a go. My mom often reminds me of a story from my childhood where she bought me an ice cream cone. As soon as I left Baskin Robbins, the ice cream fell out of the cone and my response was, “Oh well, at least I still have my ice cream cone!” May I maintain the positivity, love and acceptance of the child I once was, no matter the obstacle.
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Healthy Living In Relation To Improving Our Game
by Sorel Mizzi | May 1, 2012 | Family, Poker News, Thoughts | 0 Comments
I will take the winner of this challenge under my wing and do everything I can to help them improve their poker game. It can be anyone. I will help a losing player become a winning player and a winning player increase their ROI and feel more comfortable at higher stakes. This will include reviewing hand histories, sending hand histories of past online tournaments I’ve played, discussing online/live tournament strategy in-depth and making myself available for questions. I’ll do this for at least a year and probably longer on a less time consuming scale. I’m basically using this challenge to find a student that I can teach everything I know about poker to. There is also a future possibility of a staking arrangement. The idea of teaching someone everything I know about poker and helping them fix their leaks and improve their game drastically is very appealing to me.
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