| MULTI TABLE TOURNAMENTS |
| TITLE |
GAME |
STAKES |
SESSION
SUMMARY |
$1K PokerStars Sunday Million
Part 1 of 5 (Hour 1) |
NLH |
$1,050 |
- Early Tournament Playing Tips
- "Meta Game Strategy"
- Calling People Down
- Survival vs Taking Risk Early in a Tournament
- Tactics for Big Payday vs Just Making the Money
- Why Over Raising Is a Bad Play
- Mathematics of Amount to Raise
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$1K PokerStars Sunday Million
Part 2 of 5 (Hour 2) |
NLH |
$1,050 |
- Fold, See The Flop or Shove? Bet Amount vs Stack Size
- Adjusting Hand Selection Based On Player Reactions
- Stack Value vs Chip Value
- More on the "Meta Game"
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$1K PokerStars Sunday Million
Part 3 of 5 (Hour 3) |
NLH |
$1,050 |
- Online Tells and Player Reaction Times
- Adjusting Your Play When Your Stack is Down to 10-30 Big Blinds
- The Lesser of 3 Evils (call, fold or raise): Loss Minimization When Playing With a Short Stack
- Playing With a Big Stack - Got CHIPS?
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$1K PokerStars Sunday Million
Part 4 of 5 (Hour 4) |
NLH |
$1,050 |
- Bluff Equity and Picking Your Spots
- Chip Accumulation Tournament Strategies
- Stack Awareness Concepts
- Why To Show Hands and When
- Using & Misusing the Advanced Action Buttons
- The Bubble: Playing Safely vs Profitably - Which is Correct?
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$1K PokerStars Sunday Million
Part 5 of 5 (Hour 5) |
NLH |
$1,050 |
- Strategies for Playing During Early Jumps in the Money
- Deciding Best Time to Pull The Trigger When You Are a Crippled Stack
- You Have Two Live Cards, Should You Go For It & Shove In?
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| $109 H.O.R.S.E. MTT (Hour 1 of 3) |
HORSE |
$109 |
- The Mechanics of H.O.R.S.E. Explained
- Playing The Individual Games
- Bluffing Techniques in Razz
- Semi-Bluffing in Stud
- Knowing When To Make The Right Folds
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| $109 H.O.R.S.E. MTT (Hour 2 of 3) |
HORSE |
$109 |
- Why To Avoid Playing Small Cards in Omaha
- Examples of Strong Hands in Omaha
- Good & Bad Ante Stealing Hands in Razz
- Being the Chip Leader Doesn't Mean Playing Reckless
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| $109 H.O.R.S.E. MTT (Hour 3 of 3) |
HORSE |
$109 |
- Strategically Playing and Getting Out of The Way While On The Bubble
- Diving In When You Can't Wait Any Longer
- One Way To Structure A "Chop"
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| The PokerStars "Nightly Fifty Grand" Part 1 of 4 $55 Buy In NLH MTT |
NLH |
$55 |
- Using Your Opponent's Over-Raising Behavior as Tilt or Weak Player Identification
- Evaluating & Adjusting Your Play During a Tournament With "what if's"
- Situations When You Should & Should Not Bluff With Total Air
- Calculating The Right Price to Make a Call
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| The PokerStars "Nightly Fifty Grand" Part 2 of 4 $55 Buy In NLH MTT |
NLH |
$55 |
- Choosing Hands You Can Get Action From and Avoiding Ones You Can't
- Mixing Up Your Play Means Doing It WITH PURPOSE and Logic Not Just Randomly
- When To Bluff Your Entire Stack: Calculating When a Key Bluff is Mathematically Correct.
- When To Make a Weak Call With Good Implied Odds But Wrong Pot Odds
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| The PokerStars "Nightly Fifty Grand" Part 3 of 4 $55 Buy In NLH MTT |
NLH |
$55 |
- The Stack Size Binary Decision: Shove or Fold
- Decision Making For Playing a Very Weak Hand Like 9-5
- Fold Equity of Your Stack vs The Table Average Stack
- Maintaining Tournament Focus
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| The PokerStars "Nightly Fifty Grand" Part 4 of 4 $55 Buy In NLH MTT |
NLH |
$55 |
- Calculating Positive Equity For "Go Broke" Calls
- Simplifying Post-Flop Decisions With All In Pushes
- The Biggest Mistake Winning Players Make in Tournament Poker
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PokerStars REBUY $55K Guaranteed
Part 1 of 4
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NLH |
$11+R |
- Chip Equity Calculations For Taking Rebuys And Add-Ons
- Loose, Aggressive, Crazy Play in Rebuys: Right or Wrong?
- Should You Slow Play Dangerous Boards During a Rebuy Period?
- Should You Limp With ATC (Any Two Cards) During a Rebuy Period?
- The One LOGICAL Reason For Making An Overbet
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PokerStars REBUY $55K Guaranteed
Part 2 of 4
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NLH |
$11+R |
- The Mathematical Argument Against Quitting a Rebuy Tourney Before The End of the Rebuy Period
- Determining Your Opponent's Range With The Intention of Trapping Them With Good But Not Great Hands During Rebuy
- Thoughts on Chip Accumulation vs Survival
- When Good Traps Go Bad (Final Hand Before End of Rebuy)
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PokerStars REBUY $55K Guaranteed
Part 3 of 4
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NLH |
$11+R |
- Taking The Add-On in Rebuy Tourneys: Chip Equity Calculations
- Using Stopper Bets For Risk Minimization
- Bluffing on the Flop or Turn With Zero Outs vs Semi-Bluffs
- River Bluffs: Frequency, Situations and Types of Hands
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PokerStars REBUY $55K Guaranteed
Part 4 of 4
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NLH |
$11+R |
- Strategy For Dealing With an Aggressive Table
- How Random Number Generators (RNGs) Work In Online Poker
- Poker And Being Card Dead
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CASH
GAMES |
| TITLE |
GAME |
STAKES |
SESSION
SUMMARY |
| Short Handed $1-$2 NLH Cash Game |
6-Handed
NLH |
$1-$2 |
- Adjusting For When The Big Stack is on Your Left
- "Polarizing" Your Hand as Well as Your Opponent's
- The "2 over n" Rule
- Analyzing Calling With a Gutshot Straight Draw
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$1-$2 H.O.R.S.E. Cash Game
(Part 1 of 2) |
HORSE |
$1-$2 |
- How To Exploit HORSE Cash Games
- Correclty Making the Change
- Perils of 1-Dimensional Draws in Omaha
- Trapping in Razz?
- Game Structure and "The Steal Ratio"
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$1-$2 H.O.R.S.E. Cash Game
(Part 2 of 2) |
HORSE |
$1-$2 |
- Trouble Hands in Omaha Hi-Lo
- Hand Strength & Bluffing: Low vs. Medium Strength
- Cash Game Selection & Skill Levels
- The Key to Making Money in Limit Poker
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| $2-$4 Limit Holdem Cash Game |
Limit
Holdem |
$2-$4 |
- Playing and Not Playing Suited Connectors in Limit Hold'em
- Showing Your Hand When They Don't Pay For It
- Strategies for Playing Low Limit, Looser Games
- First In The Pot in Limit Hold'em? Raise or Limp?
- On The River: Overly Fine Reads, Pot Odds & Crying Calls
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| $10-$20 NLH Cash Game Part 1 of 2 |
NLH |
$10-$20 |
- Your Starting Stack: Max or Short
- Bluffing Into Protected Pots
- Evaluating Risk-Reward Ratios As a Function Of Opponent Stack Size
- Advertising At The Table: Worth The Cost?
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| $10-$20 NLH Cash Game Part 2 of 2 |
NLH |
$10-$20 |
- Adjusting When The Table Gets Short Handed
- Identifying Opportunities & Making Re-Steal Moves
- A Rule of Thumb on The Number of Hands to Play as The Number of Players at The Table Changes
- Maximizing Action: Playing Strong Hands Fast vs. Playing Them Slow
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| $10-$20 Limit Stud Hi Cash Game |
Stud Hi |
$10-$20 |
- Ante Stealing Situations in Stud Hi
- The Value of Concealed Pairs
- Straight Draws & Little Pairs in Stud Hi
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| $3-$6 PLO Cash Game Session |
PLO |
$3-$6 |
- Playing Pairs in Pot Limit Omaha
- Playing Straight Draws vs. Sets
- "Pot Sweetener" Raises
- How 1 Hand Can Make A Session
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$1-$2 NLH Cash Game
Part 1 of 2 |
NLH |
$1-$2 |
- Hand Profit Potential vs Implied Odds Decision Points
- Techniques For Inducing Your Opponents to Bluff
- Selecting the Most Profitable Tables for Cash Games
- Subtle Strategy Differences Between NLH and Limit Hold'em
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$1-$2 NLH Cash Game
Part 2 of 2 |
NLH |
$1-$2 |
- What Type of Play Makes a Good Cash Game Table?
- Minimizing Your Variance With Stopper Bets
- When to Call Monsters PreFlop With Speculative Hands
- Situations Where Check-Calling Makes Sense
- What's The Max # of Opponents You Should Bluff?
- Classifying Players: The Believers & The Non-Believers
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| $10-$20 Limit Holdem |
LIM-H |
$10-$20 |
- Bankroll Management Concepts
- Psychology of Losing
- What is a "Weak Lead", Why It's Important & How to React to It
- Moving Up in Game Limits
- Why Over Raising Is a Bad Play
- Differences Between No Limit & Limit Hold'em and Cash vs Tourneys
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| High Limit $30-$60
Limit Holdem 6-Handed Table |
LIM-H |
$30-$60 |
- Advantages of Raising When Entering a Pot
- Evaluating The Quality of a Short Handed Game
- Playing & Defending Your Big Blind
- Identifying "Give Up" Plays in Your Opponents, Then Taking The Pot
- Squeezing Those Extra Bets Out of Your Opponents
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| High Limit $30-$60
Limit Holdem 6-Handed Table |
LIM-H |
$30-$60 |
- Buy-In Amount Logic For Limit Games
- Percentage of Hands You Should Be Playing In The Blinds
- Bill's Philosophy On Slow Playing Big Flopped Hands
- Strategy For When Someone Bets Into You When You Are The PreFlop Raiser
- The Correct Times To Call Players Down in Limit Hold'em
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Special Mystery Guest!
(name omitted) Visits For a NLH Cash Game Session
Part 1 of 2 |
NLH |
$5-$10 |
- Why To Open Pots With Higher Than Usual Bets In An Online Cash Game
- The "2 Limper Rule"
- Stealing Pots From Strength Positions Instead of Obvious Positions (like the button)
- Playing connected cards, avoiding 3-gappers, probe bets, avoiding trap hands and more.
A Sometimes Humorous Cash Game Session Where The 2 Instructors Don't Always Agree on Every Play.
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Special Mystery Guest!
NLH Cash Session Part 2 of 2 |
NLH |
$5-$10 |
- Tight Cash Game Play
- Reasons for Showing Your Hand
- Staying Disciplined When You Are Card Dead
Tight Table NLH Cash Game Strategies
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| $3-$6 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 Cash Part 1 of 2 |
Omaha
Hi-Lo 8 |
$3-$6 |
- Maximizing Your Profit in Omaha Hi Lo: Push 'em Out or Keep 'em In?
- Avoiding Omaha Pitfalls: Non-Nut Hands
- The Value of Position in Omaha vs Hold'em
- Omaha's "Always Fold" Hands
- Bluffing in Omaha (or the lack thereof)
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| $3-$6 Omaha Hi-Lo 8 Cash Part 2 of 2 |
Omaha
Hi-Lo 8 |
$3-$6 |
- Playing From The Big Blind PreFlop
- Pitfalls of Playing Medium Cards in Omaha Hi-Lo
- Premium & Junk Hands in Omaha vs Premium & Junk Hands in Hold'em
- Hand Selection in Heads-Up Pots vs Multi-Way Pots
- 3-Legged Dog aka Dangler Hands
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| $1-$2 NLH Cash Session |
NLH |
$1-$2 |
- Using Board Texture to Determine Your Actions
- The "Squeeze Play" Explained in Detail
- Keeping Your Opponents Guessing With Effective Continuation Bets
- How to Play A-K out of Position
- The "One Pair Rule" for Calling in Early Position
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Nose Bleed Seats!
$100-$200
Short Handed Limit Holdem |
LIM-H |
$100-$200 |
- Pot Entering Strategies in High Limit Hold'em Games
- What's the Right Level of Aggression in $100-$200?
- Playing the Blinds in High Limit Hold'em
- Starting Hand Selection in $100-$200
- Playing 3-Way Pots vs Heads Up Pots in Limit
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| NLH Cash Game "Short Stack Strategy" Session |
NLH |
$.50-$1.00 |
- Short Stack Strategy (SSS) Defined
- Advantages of Playing a Short Stack Strategy
- Why Min-Raising is a Terrible Play
- When to Reload When Playing a SSS
SSS: Intentionally playing with a stack smaller than most of the other players at the table.
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$3-$6 STUD Hi-Lo Cash Game
Part 1 of 2 |
Stud 8 |
$3-$6 |
- The Bring In: Do It For Minimum or Maximum?
- Starting Hands In Detail For Stud Hi-Lo
- PreFlop Hand Selection Strategy for Limit Games
- "Freerolling Strategy" for Stud Hi-Lo
- When & Why To Avoid Raising Wars in Stud Hi-Lo
- The Hands Most of Your Opponents Play But You Should Fold
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| $3-$6 STUD Hi-Lo Cash Session 2 of 2 |
Stud 8 |
$3-$6 |
- The Structure of Stud Games
- Game Adjustments When Moving Up in Limit in Stud Hi-Lo
- How To Use Dead Cards & Dead Suits To Read Your Opponent's Hands
- The Relevance of Position in Stud
- How To BELIEVABLY Represent a Big Hand in Stud
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| $2-$4 Triple Draw Cash Session aka 5 Card Draw Low |
Triple Draw
Low Ball |
$2-$4 |
- The Importance of Position in Triple Draw
- Valuing Your Hand By Identifying Cards That Your Opponent's Likely Need
- River Decisions and River Betting Strategies
- Pat Hands vs Drawing Hands
- Using Opponent's Number of Cards Drawn To Determine Your Bet and/or Hand Strength
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| Introduction to Omaha Hi-Lo |
Omaha
Hi-Lo |
$2-$4 |
- This is an Introduction To Omaha Video
- Some Basics Including Starting Hand Selection Are Covered
- Understanding The Differences Between Omaha and Hold'em
- Pursuing Low Hands vs High-Only Hands
- John is Asked Questions About Omaha While Playing
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| Omaha Hi-Lo $10-$20 Cash Part 1 of 2 |
Omaha 8 |
$10-$20 |
- Some Omaha Basics
- Your Hand Selection vs Number of Players in the Pot
- Playing "Dangler" Hands in Various Situations
- Avoiding "excuses" to play Mediocre Hands in Omaha
- Should You Give Free Cards in Omaha?
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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| Omaha Hi-Lo $10-$20 Cash Part 2 of 2 |
Omaha 8 |
$10-$20 |
- Playing The Button and Blind Stealing (or not)
- Having the Best Hand but a Vulnerable One
- Bad Beat Paranoia in Omaha Hi-Lo
- Importance of the 6 Card in Omaha Hi-Lo
- Position in Omaha Compared to any Other Form of Poker
- Before You Start Playing: Omaha Game Selection
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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| Stud Hi-Lo $2-$4 Cash Part 1 of 2 |
Stud 8 |
$2-$4 |
- Some Stud Hi-Lo Basics
- Using the Blind Amounts to Calculate the "Steal Ratio" (Risk/Reward)
- "Freerolling" Defined
- Good High Starting Hands for Stud Hi vs Stud Hi-Lo
- Proper Use of The Advanced Action Buttons
- Stud Hi-Lo Betting Intentions: Keep 'em In or Scare 'em Out?
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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| Stud Hi-Lo $2-$4 Cash Part 2 of 2 |
Stud 8 |
$2-$4 |
- Paying Attention to Visible Cards To Make Better Decisions
- Strategies for Likely Scooped Pots (either for you and your opponent)
- The Steal Position in Stud
- Playing at Fast Tables vs Non-Fast Tables
- What to do When an Ace Completes Behind You
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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| Razz $3-$6 Cash Part 1 of 2 |
Razz |
$3-$6 |
- What to Do When You Are First to Enter The Pot
- Position in Razz Explained
- Use and MisUse of the AutoFold Button in Razz
- 3-Card Starting Hand Tips
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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| Razz $3-$6 Cash Part 2 of 2 |
Razz |
$3-$6 |
- Stealing Situations in Razz
- The Importance of Identifying "Dead Cards"
- When to Fold or Play When You Are The Bring-In
- A Stud Game Visible Card Memory Trick
- Good Razz Starting Hand Ranges
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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NLH $3-$6 Cash
Part 1 of 2 |
NLH |
$3-$6 |
- Posting Your Blind: When To Profitably Enter a Cash Game
- The Danger of You Getting a Table Image as an "active player"
- Who Wins More? The Loose Aggressive Player or the Tight Aggressive Cash Game Player? Plus, Their Respective Bank Roll and Variance Differences.
- Bluff Inducing Turn/River Tactics
- Knowing Your Opponents: Playing the Same Hand & Same Situation Against Different Types of Opponents
- Aggression & Your Opponent's Fold Likelihood in Tournaments vs Cash Games
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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NLH $3-$6 Cash
Part 2 of 2 |
NLH |
$3-$6 |
- Dealing With Those Pesky Aggressive Players? Just Call More Often!
- Multi-Way Pots: Safe To Trap or Induce a Bluff?
- Determining Opponent Tilt
- Intentionally Playing Speculative Hands Against Suspected Big Hands
- What's Really Important About Table Image
- Player Names Blocked Out to Protect the Innocent
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SIT-N-GO'S |
| TITLE |
GAME |
STAKES |
SESSION
SUMMARY |
| 3 Heads Up NLH SNGs |
NLH |
$20-$30 |
- HU Pre-Flop Raising Philosophy
- The Concept of "Sklansky Bucks"
- Slow Playing vs Playing Fast in HU
- Luck vs Skill in Heads Ups
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| $22 Limit Omaha SNG Part 1 of 2 |
Omaha
Hi-Lo |
$22 |
- When You Are Dealt 4-Cards to a Straight
- Bluffing Success Rates in Omaha
- Getting a Read on PreFlop Re-Raises in Omaha
- Short Chipped in Limit Omaha: Don't Give Up
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| $22 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo SNG Part 2 of 2 |
Omaha
Hi-Lo |
$22 |
- Exchanging Chips for Information
- Playing the Bubble in Omaha Hi-Lo
- Pressuring Opponents
- Heads Up in Omaha
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| PokerStars WSOP Step 6 SNG Satellite Part 1 of 2 |
NLH |
$2,200 |
- Understanding PokerStars' STEP Satellite System
- Playing Suited vs Non-Suited Ace-Rag Type Hands
- The Difference Between Playing WEAK and Playing PASSIVELY
- Making DETAILED Reads on Your Opponents
- When Short Term Aggression Can Result In Long Term Conflict Avoidance
- What To Do When Your Intended Raise Or Re-Raise Is 1/3 or More Of Your Stack
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| PokerStars WSOP Step 6 SNG Satellite Part 2 of 2 |
NLH |
$2,200 |
- Bubble Play (Multiple Money Levels)
- 3-Handed Play: In Depth
- When to Play Small Ball vs Long Ball
- Tactics For When You Have About 1/2 The Chips In Play
- End Game Heads Up Strategy
- Overall, A LOT Of Very Interesting Hands/Situations/Decisions Arise In This Video!
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$50 NLH SNG
Part 1 of 2 |
NLH |
$50 |
- Calling Raises With Small Pairs
- Playing The Math of What The Pot Is Offering You vs. The Risk To Your Stacks
- Making Low Risk Bluffs and Steals
- Stealing: With Antes vs. No Antes
- "Risk of Ruin" Concepts
- Chip Value vs. Stack Size
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$50 NLH SNG
Part 2 of 2 |
NLH |
$50 |
- Playing A Big Stack Properly
- The Theory Behind Moving In With 10 BB or Less
- Overcoming The Fear of Having The Worst Hand
- Maintaining Adequate Fold Equity
- Justifying Putting Chips Into The Pot
- Math Driven Re-Raise Bluffs & Randomization of Your Play to "Mix It Up"
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| $30 NLH SNG Turbo |
NLH
6-Handed |
$30 |
- Narrowing Your Opponent's Range
- Setting Pot Odds For Both You and Your Opponent
- Weak/Strong Betting Patterns
- Playing Aces
- Taking The Power That Goes With Raising
- Discussion About Raising Amounts
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| $22 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo SNG Part 1 of 2 |
Omaha |
$22 |
- Early Stage SNG Strategy
- Strategy Variation Based on Stakes/Limit
- Avoiding Mistakes with the Lo
- Recommended Method For Playing Trash Hands
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| $22 Limit Omaha Hi-Lo SNG Part 2 of 2 |
Omaha
Hi-Lo |
$22 |
- Be Selective: Play Fewer Hands in Omaha
- Dealing With Aggressive Tables
- Punishing Opponents Who Play Too Many Hands
- Strategies When 74% Of The Table Is Short Stacked
- The Chip Conservation Approach
- Shifting Gears After Making The Money
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| $33 SNG (Part 1 of 2) |
NLH |
$33 |
- When an "Incorrect Decision" in Poker is Actually Acceptable if Not the Right Decision For The Situation
- Avoiding Mistakes With Advance and Live Action Buttons in Online Poker
- The Hidden Value of Playing Suited Connector / Gapper Hands
- Why Checking The River When You Think You Have The Best Hand Can Be Correct
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| $33 Win (Part 2 of 2) |
NLH |
$33 |
- The SNG Bubble Decision: Sneak Into the Money Or Go For The Win
- How To Prevent Re-Raise & Re-Re-Raise Bluffs Against You
- Flopped Trips: Slow Play or Bet It?
- Raising on the Button, How Much is Too Much and Why?
- Heads Up PreFlop Raising Amounts
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$60 SNG 2nd Place
Saw Only 10% of Flops |
NLH |
$60 |
- Not Giving Up
- When to Play Marginal Hands
- When You Can Limp with AA or KK
- Dangers of Unraised Pots
- Seeing Only 10% of Flops
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| $555 SNG Turbo 5 Min Blinds |
NLH |
$555 |
- Avoiding "Frustration Plays"
- Preserving Your Stack vs. Adding to It
- Playing With Rapidly Increasing High Blinds
- Heads Up Hand Selection
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| $60 SNG Turbo 5 Min Blinds |
NLH |
$60 |
- Bluffing Early in a Sit And Go
- Loose Aggressive vs. Passive Aggressive Play
- Are Turbos a Crap Shoot?
- You Can't Manufacture a Good Hand
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