Blockers are an intermediate concept that tends to be used very incorrectly. If you either totally ignore them or overly focus on them, be sure to "unblock" this entire episode.

Are you utilizing position to its maximum benefit? If you understand the power of position, but also think you might be missing some spots, give this episode a complete listen.

Who would win between the robotic poker grinder and the intuitive player? Which approach should you model in today's games? Let's discuss this from a macro viewpoint.

Are you not the techiest person in the world but still want to play online poker well? This episode puts strategy on the sideline to deep dive into your tech setup and protection.

The small blind is the second-biggest losing position you have to contend with. But with better defense, better SB stealing, and a better plan preflop, you can minimize these losses.

The big blind is going to be your biggest losing position. But if you aren't careful, those losses can balloon and create a huge drag on your winrate. So use these 5 tips to fight back and defend [...]

Do you play on a poker site that allows for HUDs? If so, listen to this entire episode (maybe even twice!) and make sure your HUD is helping you instead of confusing you with number overload.

Should you be multi-tabling or just sticking to a single table in today's games? This episode breaks down the considerations and helpful tips for correctly adding more tables.

This one may be challenging. We review several ethical grey areas within the poker world to better understand them from both the player's and the poker room's point of view.

What is the best way to approach games with not just one or two nits at the table, but a huge density of nits within the player pool at large? Don't fall into the trap of mirroring their [...]

MAD, short for 'mutually assured destruction, is a military strategy that has some real application to poker. See how this concept applies to highlight some good vs. avoidable setups.

It's time to take a macro-level view of GTO c-betting across each of the major flop textures. See what the solver is preferring (from frequencies to sizes) on paired boards, single-broadway, etc.