In Part 3 - Andrew concludes his value-betting series at $25 NL by summarizing the key points made throughout the 3 video series. Andrew then finishes up analyzing his session at $25 NL - and summarizes the limit of $25 NL as a whole. Watch the video
Welcome to 'Falling Upwards' - a guide to 'Moving Up' in the Micro-Stakes. In Part 1- ama0330 provides players a framework for Moving Up - and then plays a session to help players looking to move up from both NL $5 and NL $10 Watch the video
In Part 2 - Andrew focuses on making the leap to $25 NL, and discusses how the stake differs from NL $10. ama0330 looks at important low stakes concepts such as: Dealing with semi-perceptive opponents, understanding 'scare cards' and - avoiding a 'busto Watch the video
In Part 3 - ama0330 steups up to $50 No Limit and discusses strategy for players looking to move up from $25 NL. Andrew compares the play from $25 NL to $50 NL, and teaches players how to adapt your winning strategies from NL $25 to NL $50. Watch the video
In Part 2, ama0330 continues his look at Poker Theory as it relates to the small stakes. Andrew teaches players how to best train your mind to approach the game - and uses a replayer to illustrate several key 6-max concepts. Watch the video
Grab your iPods! In Part 3 Andrew takes a look at hand combinitorics and equity distributions, and how learning and applying them can add a huge boost to your bottom line. Watch the video
Grab your iPods! In Part 4 Andrew takes dives into hand ranges - how to define them, how to caculate your odds of winning vs them - and how to accurately adjust them! Micro Stakes Players - This ones for you!
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To the Tables! In Part 5 Andrew jumps in for some live play - applying all the concepts we've convered in parts 1-4. Let's put theory into practice - with 4 tables of $50 NL Watch the video
To the Tables! In Part 6 Andrew continues his NL 50 live play review. Let's put equity calculations and range defining into work, and stack some fools. Take notes! Watch the video
Loose Aggressive Time! Andrew contrasts his last Live session by playing LAG, and showing how a 30% VPIP can be used with effective range reading to run over weak-tight and nitty players. 3 Betting Light, Thin Value, Crushing are all involved. Watch the video
Keeping up the aggression - Andrew continues his review of his 30 VPIP session at NL 50 6-Max on Stars. Ama0330 discusses how to take avantage of players who don't adjust well to pre-flop aggression, and exploit them by value betting thinly post-flop. Watch the video
Part 9 - Andrew concludes $50 NL analysis for playing Loose Aggressive and adjusting to overall dynamics. Ama0330 gives his concluding thoughts on the NL 50 level, and offers advice for future areas of study. Congrats - you've made it! Watch the video
In Part 1, ama0330 builds a theoretical foundation for the Half Dollar series. Andrew looks at the mental aspect to poker - and gives players a new perspective on how to analyze your poker game.
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Part 3 of "Start Thinking" - Ansky and SavvyChris explore the concept of playing in 3-Bet Pots, as the 3-Bettor. Powerpoint intro followed by hand reviews. Watch the video
Ansky sits down with PokerSavvy Plus member "KidA22" and plays 4 Tables of $1000 NL Heads Up. Ansky reviews the key hands that came up, and discusses the dynamics that come into play in a high-stakes heads-up match. Watch the video
Ansky continues his review of his $1000 NL Match vs PS+ Member: KidA22. Ansky reviews key hands and provides analysis of Kid22A's play - highlighting plays he both likes and dislikes. Action: 4 Tables - High Stakes HU. Watch the video
In Part 1 - Ansky Plays 4 tables of $2,000 No Limit and provides live commentary. Ansky plays several deep tables and several 100 BB tables, and discusses hand dynamics, opponent adjustments, and both beginner and advanced 6-Max theory. Watch the video
In Part 5 - Ansky takes a look at playing in 4-Bet Pot at High Stakes. Ansky reviews a variety of situations - from 5B bluff shoving to flatting OOP with deep stacks - and discusses the thought process for his decisions. Watch the video
In Part 1 - Ansky and Aejones replay Ansky's play at $1,000 NL deep. Ansky and Aejones look at playing at Ante tables, optimal lines when flopping giant, and compare both default and advanced strategies in various spots. Watch the video
Tony "Bond18" Dunst provides live commentary during his Monday MTT grind in the $30 Rebuy on FTP, the $109 on PokerStars, and the $220 Mini-Major on Ultimate Bet Watch the video
Bond18 breaks down strategy for the Early Stages of a tournament. Tony teaches his strategy for minimizing your mistakes early on, and capitalizing on deeper stacked play to exploit less talented opponents.
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In Part 2, Tony steps up the stakes, and analyzes Early Stage play at the mid-high stakes buy-in level. Tony compares playing against a table of tournament regulars versus a lower buy-in field full of casual players. Watch the video
In Part 1, Bond18 begins his play two hours into the tournament, and discusses strategy for turning your medium sized stack into a big stack and attacking weaker players. Watch the video
In Part 2 - Bond18 takes us near the bubble of the $30 Rebuy on Full Tilt. Tony teaches players how (with a little luck) to build up your chips, take detailed notes on your opponents, and make real-time adjustments. Final table - here we come! Watch the video
In Part 3 - Bond18 brings us down the home stretch as we begin play at the Final Table. Tony discusses his strategy when entering with a healthy chip stack, and what how he'll try to use aggression to bully weaker stacks. Watch the video
In Part 6 - Tony "Bond18" Dunst reviews member Youngun_AK $22 R/A deepstacked tourney on Full Tilt. Bond18 looks for pre-flop leaks, but puts most of his focus on bet-sizing and post-flop lines in tricky spots. Watch the video
In Part 2 - Christian continues his deep run in the $100 Rebuy on PokerStars. Christian focuses on Late game adjustments, and stack size considerations when playing with a Big Stack against a field of talented regulars. Watch the video
In Part 4 - Charder30 sits down to review PS+ member "bvm1975s" deep run in the $27,000 GTD on Full Tilt. Charder30 reviews bvm1975's play, and helps him learn to loosen up his play and gain an aggressive edge. Focus: Breaking out! Watch the video
Charder30 sits down for a High Stakes MTT live sweat. Christian discusses Early Stage play in a High Stakes MTTs, and how your play should differ when playing vs a table of tournament regulars, versus playing against more casual players. Watch the video
In Part 1, Charder starts us off with a Monday Sweat. Charder 2 tables the $1,000 Monday MTT and the $100 Rebuy on Full Tilt - discussing high stakes MTT play versus a table of talented regulars and key hands as they come up. Watch the video
Part 2 - Straight back to the felt. Charder30 multi-tables several mid-high stakes MTTs and discusses his strategic adjustments for playing in both standard MTTs, as well as prize seat tournaments. Can Christian luckbox a WSOP Main Event seat? Watch the video
Part 3 - Charder continues his Tourney grind begun in Part 2 and looks at deep play in both prize pool tourneys, and nightly MTTs. Charder focuses on effectively using his stack size to punish weaker players in the blinds, and restealing. Watch the video
PS+ Legend 'EpicFoldGuy' introduces us to the popular concept of the 'Red Line' - and helps players recognize good spots to improve their winrate in non-showdown pots. Building your bottom line starts here. Watch the video
In Part 2 - EpicFoldGuy takes his theory to the felt - and discusses winning non-showdown pots while 4 tabling $50 NL. Epic focuses on taking advantage passive opponents, and shows players when to attack against an opponents weak range. Watch the video
In Part 3 - EpicFoldGuy sits down with PS+ member Mx210 to review his session at $25 NL. Bart-Jan helps mx210 identify some of the weak-tight areas in his game, and together they work on upping the aggression and taking down pots without showdown. Watch the video
In Part 1- EpicFoldGuy reviews his first element of a winning player: Hand-Reading. Epic looks at why developing hand-reading skills is so vital to your success as a player, and then puts theory into practice as he plays 2 tables of $50 No Limit. Watch the video
In Part 2 - EpicFoldGuy reviews his first element of a winning player: Hand Review / Player Tendencies. Epic applies his hand reading skills used in Part 1, and expands on them to include making reads against various player types. Put it all together... Watch the video
Evan sits down to review member HU member submitted Hand Histories and gives his advice for how best to play each situation. Evan gives advice on where each player may be making mistakes, and offers advice for fixing these mistakes. Bonus $5000 HU hand Watch the video
In Part 4 of "Aggressive 3-Bettors" - Andrew looks at 4-Betting Pre-Flop as a method for combatting Aggressive 3-Bettors. Andrew uses both lecture and a hand replayer to break down the strategy for 4-Betting Pre-Flop, both as a bluff and for value. Watch the video
Andrew drops down to $50 NL and demonstrates how to adapt the mid-stakes strategies he taught in "Mid Stakes Full Ring" to playing in lower stakes games. Andrew focuses on keeping decisions simple - and profiting from your opposition's mistakes. Watch the video
In Part 1 - Andrew discusses strategy differences between basic MTTs and Satellites, and emphasises the importance of survival. Andrew then recaps his Sattelite play in the Spring Championship Series of Online Poker. Watch the video
In Part 2 - Foucault discusses bubble play in a satellite tournament, and how your strategy should adjust once you've reached the bubble - it breaks - and end-game play begins. Play begins with 8 players left. How far will Foucault Go?
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In Part 1, Foucault plays 2 tables of High Stakes HU. Andrew plays two separate opponents at $1000 NL and $2000 NL and breaks down his theoretical approach for Heads-Up. Action takes place on Deep Tables!
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Andrew plays a $2,000 buy-in Multi Table Satellite tournament. Foucault compares MTT Satellites to STT satellites, and discusses the strategy differences between STT and MTT Satellites - notably how your approach to bubble play changes. Watch the video
In Part 4 - Andrew finishes his review of a $2,000 buy-in Multi Table Satellite tournament. Foucault looks at Satellite strategy approaching the 'Bubble', and how player and table dynamics should adjust. Watch the video
In Part 2, Foucault steps things back and takes a look at HU theory and considerations when playing various opponents. He then begins his analysis of a $1,000 NL Match. Watch the video
In Part 3, Foucault continues his analysis of a $1,000 NL Match vs a Solid regular at High Stakes. Andrew continues to compile information on his opponents play-style, which he'll use later to make adjustments and (hopefully) crush the compeition. Watch the video
In Part 4, Andrew updates his reads on his opponent, gopheresque, and returns to the table to continue his $1,000 battle. As our reads improve - how will Foucault adjust? Watch the video
In Part 5, Foucault ups the agression, as the action picks up. Big bluffs, thin value, and mid-way through - 4 tables. See how the reads we developed in earlier episodes come into play as the session continues.
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In Part 6, Foucault concludes his epic match versus Gopheresque, with some final session commentary - and a review of how the reads we built through this series have played out. Andrew concludes with a final HU overview / concept lesson. Watch the video
Part 1 - Foucault plays 2 tables of $1,000 NL Deep with Antes. Andrew gives his theoretical overview for adjusting to both deep games and ante tables, and then provides live commentary as he plays. Watch the video
Grab the iPod! - In Part 1, Foucault looks at the Story of Tighty McNuts and Floppy McSetterson, as he explores the Theoretical concepts of: Pre-flop Play, Mixing Up Your Range, and Range Selection. Watch the video
Foucault plays 4 tables of $400 NL on Full Tilt and dicusses the importance of position: How to use it, how to abuse it, and you can be abused by it. Andrew looks for spots where most MSNL players misplay their hands OOP, and how to take advantage of it Watch the video
In Part 1 - Tom "LearnedFromTV" takes us on a MTT Journey! Tom recaps 6 High Stakes Sunday MTTs - from the Sunday Million to the PLO Stars Rebuy. Tom talks advanced strategy in various points in a MTT as he goes over EV decisions. Watch the video
Tom "LearnedFromTV" plays both Limit and No Limit Omaha, Hold'em, Stud, Draw and more - and teaches players how to succeed in many of the lesser-played variants of poker. The action takes place with 2 tables of $20/40 on PokerStars Watch the video
Tom "LearnedFromTV" Chambers sits down to do what he does best: Play 'Table Captain' and Crush Mid Stakes PLO. LFTV hops on 4 tables of $200 PLO and plays an aggressive 3-betting style, and demonstrates strategies for running over weaker competition. Watch the video
In Part 1 - LearnedFromTV introduces his 'PLO Fundamentals' series and teaches you Core Concepts to understanding PLO. Tom provides a theory lecture to introduce players to PLO - and provides baseline concepts that will be built on throughout the series. Watch the video
Mike "SirWatts" Watson and Tom "LearnedFromTV" Chambers settle up for some Heads-Up PLO. Tom and Mike use deep Sit N' Go PLO tables to best illustrates Heads-Up PLO concepts. Audio from both players and dual exposed hole cards provided. Watch the video
In Part 2 - LearnedFromTV takes a look at pre-flop strategy, and provides you his criteria for deciding what hands to play, and what hands not to play. Grab your notepad - there's a LOT of content here!
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In Part 1, LearnedFromTV looks takes an in-depth look at Seven Card Stud Hi/Lo. Tom plays 1 table of 30/60 and discusses both basic and advanced strategy for these limit games. Watch the video
In Part 1 - LearnedFromTV plays 4 tables of $400 PLO and discusses his play live. LFTV takes the theory built upon in PLO Fundamentals and puts it into action. Watch the video
In the next installment - LearnedFromTV takes a look at CAP games - and discusses the adjustments that need to be made when playing with 40 BBs effective. Action takes place at $2/$4 - $5/$10 on four 6-Max tables. Watch the video
LFTV returns to the tables for $400 PLO 6-Max Live. Tom looks at competing vs PLO's Midstakes regulars, and gives advice for general areas of improvement. LFTV looks at equity calcs vs ranges, and avoiding simple leaks weaker players often have. Watch the video
Welcome Mike "SirWatts" Watson! - PokerSavvy Plus' newest core professional as he walks you through a recap of a mulit-table $5/10 Pot Limit Omaha Session. Mike breaks down key PLO concepts, and explains how they differ from NLHE. Watch the video
Welcome Matt "MJW006" Wakeman in his debut video series: "Printin Money" - An introduction into Heads-Up Sit N' Gos! In Part 1 - Matt introduces us to the world of HU-SNG's - and teaches players an introductory strategy to beating small/mid limit HU SNGs Watch the video
In Part 2 - MJW006 dives in to mid-stage play during Heads-Up Sit N' Gos. Matt breaks important concepts for playing in the mid-stages, when stacks decreaes and blinds increase. Matt finishes his discussion with a 2 table live video, focused on the Mid Watch the video
In Part 3 - MJW006 picks up right where part 2 left off - Analyzing Mid-Game HU-SNG play live as he plays 2 separate opponents Heads Up. MJW006 focuses on adjusting to increasing blind levels, and how our play should change as stacks sizes change. Watch the video
In Part 4 - MJW006 takes a look at end-game play, and how using "Nash Equillibrium" can help you dominate the short-stack situations you find in end-game HU Sit N' Gos.
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In Part 1 - MJW006 provides us an overview of Low Stakes SNGs. Matt discusses why they're so profitable, basic strategies to winning, and player types. Matt then plays several SNGs and discusses how using basic hand ranges leads to walking over the weak Watch the video
In Part 2 - MJW006 moves up to the $10 HU-SNG. Matt discusses the expected changes in play when moving up - and then jumps in with 3 separate HU-SNG Matches - teaching basic betting strategy and hand reading. Watch the video
In Part 3 - MJW006 moves up to the $20 HU-SNG. Matt recaps the level of play at the lower stakes, and makes his adjustments for the $20 level - and then jumps in with 3 separate HU-SNG Matches. MJW also discuss: Bankroll management and shot taking. Watch the video
In Part 3 - Noah concludes his in-depth hand reviews at $200 NL - and discusses individual hands that arise while multi-tabling. Noah breaks down all the interesting spots he encountered over a 90 minute 6-Max session, and explains his thought process. Watch the video
In Part 1 - NoahSD reviews "oilbarrel" 200 NL session on iPoker, and goes over different key hands throughout the session that he thinks "oilbarrel" plays well, and some spots there is room to improve. Watch the video
In Part 2 - NoahSD reviews "Standard Deviance" $200 NL session on PokerStars. Noah picks out key hands throughout the session that he thinks "Standard Deviance" plays well, and adds some advince for non-standard lines to maximize value.
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In Part 3 - NoahSD reviews PS+ member: Crussty's play at $100 NL. Noah again breaks down the good, bad and the ugly - and analyzes everything from limped pot play to jamming monster draws. If you are a TAG trying to break out of SSNL - Help is here. Watch the video
In Part 4 - NoahSD reviews PS+ member: Jaglawson's play at $100 NL. Noah again breaks down the good, bad and the ugly - and analyzes everything from range balancing to hand combinitorics. More solid TAG foundation - more SSNL crushing - Enjoy Watch the video
In Part 2 - Noah takes at look at $400 No Limit 6-Max. Noah compares play at $400 NL from $200 NL, and gives his take on what adjustments $200 NL players need to make when making the leap up. What better way to learn than with Live play? Watch the video
In Part 3 - Noah moves up to $600 No Limit 6-Max. Noah compares play at $600 NL from $400 NL, and breaks down how difficult 3/6 really is. Noah talks about playing vs tables of regulars, and how to make adjustments to beat tables full of regs. Watch the video
In Part 1 - Noah takes a look at $200 NL by reviewing the play of PokerSavvy's own: SavvyChris. Noah discusses now $200 NL differs from the other stakes, as he breaks down Chris' countless errors and morphs him into a better player. Watch the video
In Part 4, SirWatts moves up to $5,000 PLO on PokerStars. Now that we've reached the top - SirWatts discusses strategy adjustments for playing against top online professionals. Mike discusses how variance can play a role in your decisions. Watch the video
Mike 'SirWatts' Watson sits down to recap the final 2 tables of the $500 AP Saturday Major. SirWatts describes how to abuse opponents who don't make correct adjustments in late game tournaments. Watch the video
In Part 1, SirWatts plays 4 tables of PLO $600 over multiple sites, and disccuses strategy considerations for playing $3/$6. Mike discusses how he expects mid-stakes regulars to differ from higher stakes regulars, and how he adjusts his mid stakes play. Watch the video
Mike "SirWatts" Watson and Tom "LearnedFromTV" Chambers settle up for some Heads-Up PLO. Tom and Mike use deep Sit N' Go PLO tables to best illustrates Heads-Up PLO concepts. Audio from both players and dual exposed hole cards provided. Watch the video
In Part 2 - SirWatts moves up to PLO $1,000. Mike compares PLO $600 to $1,000, and discusses how his play and strategy differ as the stakes get higher. Better regulars, tougher tables, and new adjustments to be made. Watch and find out how! Watch the video
In Part 3, SirWatts moves up to $2000 PLO on PokerStars. Mike discusses how how high stakes PLO differs from the lower stakes, and how one needs to adjust when playing versus solid professional regulars. Chips should be flying!
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In Part 1 - Tmoney0209 brings us into the Sit N' Go World with an introduction to SNG theory. Tommy explains his overall strategy for each stage of the tournament, and provides insight on the areas where he thinks you can gain an edge on your opponents. Watch the video
In Part 2 - Tmoney0209 looks at adjusting for the mid/late game Sit N' Gos. Tommy looks at Push/Fold and ICM strategies, and teaches you an optimal strategy for both pushing and calling all-ins. Watch the video
In Part 3 - Tmoney0209 puts everything we've covered together for a multi-table SNG session. Tommy looks at early play, mid stage play, and late-game ICM decisions in showing how to conquer a Sit N' Go from the first card deal to the last! Watch the video
In Part 1 - Tmoney0209 Reviews a SNG from Start to Finish, and stops at important Push/Fold situations to analyze the math behind what we should do. Tommy shows you how making solid Push/Fold decisions can lead to crushing your weaker opposition. Watch the video
Welcome to MTT Review Week! Today - Justin reviews Part 1 of PokerSavvy Plus member 'Was150Mark's deep run in the Full Tilt $22.5K. Justin goes hand by hand through Was150Mark's play and recaps the good, the bad, and the ugly. Focus: Early-Mid MTT Play Watch the video
Part 2 of WTPHero's review of Was150Mark's deep run in the Full Tilt $22.5k GTD Tourney. The action picks up at the 500/1000 blind levels, and Justin focuses on: Playing a big stack, Blind stealing, and using your image to your advantage. Watch the video
In Part 3 - WPTHero reviews PS+ Member "PrinceAndrew"s deep run in the PokerStars $75,000 GTD MTT. Justin helps 'PrinceAndrew' open up his game early in a MTT, and attack the weaker players at the table to gain an early chip advantage. Watch the video
In Part 3, WPT Hero begins a 3 part mini series focused on End Game Play. Justin plays 2 Final Tables simultaneously and provides live commentary about his strategy for Final Table Play. Watch the video
In Part 4, WPT Hero continues his review of Final Table MTT Play. Justin picks up where the action left off - as stack sizes begin to shrink with rising blinds. Watch the video
