Poker experience and focus
Andrew James has 20+ years of poker experience and writes for pokerwebsites.co.uk. His focus is helping readers move from the basics, such as the Texas Hold’em rules, towards tools and comparisons that are genuinely useful.
His approach is practical: explain the game clearly, point readers to sensible next steps, and keep the language free of hype. For anyone starting out, a good first read is our beginner poker strategy guide.
What Andrew covers
On this site, Andrew covers poker rules, strategy, poker-site comparisons and practical study tools. The aim is to make important points easy to find and explain poker terminology in straightforward UK English.
That coverage includes hand rankings, betting decisions, pot odds, tournament structures and the costs associated with playing. A useful explanation should show why a detail matters, not simply introduce another piece of jargon. Worked examples and calculators help connect the terminology with a specific decision or calculation.
Approach to poker-site reviews
Comparing poker rooms means looking beyond a welcome headline. The site’s reviews discuss available information about games, software and offers, with advantages and limitations presented together. The comparison scores currently assess offer clarity rather than providing a customer-review average or a prediction of results.
Published operator information and personal testing are different forms of evidence. A screenshot can illustrate an interface, but it does not establish that deposits, withdrawals or customer support have been tested. Any first-hand claim should identify what was actually observed instead of relying on a general statement of experience.
Accountability and reader feedback
Andrew’s name links the articles to a public author profile. The website’s editorial standards call for factual claims to be supported and significant errors to be corrected. Visible dates should reflect meaningful updates or checks, not change automatically each day.
Readers can report a factual error or unclear explanation by emailing info@pokerwebsites.co.uk with the page address and the detail concerned. Do not include passwords, payment details or private operator-account documents. The illustrated avatar shown here represents Andrew; it is not a photograph.