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Coach	Title	Description
Brokos	3-Bet Ranges When Deep	For 100bb stack depth, tools like the GTO Ranges app by Red Chip give you definitive 3-bet ranges. But what about when we're deep? How do we adjust?
Brokos	Giving 3-Bets Action	Andrew takes a fundamental look at when and why we should continue against 3-bets. When is flatting acceptable, and when should we respond with a 4-bet?
Brokos	Playing As The 3-Bettor	We 3-bet preflop and get called. How do we handle the flop and later streets? Andrew illustrates some key principles through hand examples.
Brokos	Playing Against 3-Betttors	Playing 3-bet pots as the defender puts many players on the back foot, but Andrew explains how we can negotiate postflop profitably.
Brokos	Bread And Butter vs Capped Ranges	In this four-part series, Andrew looks at the nuances of playing capped ranges. The first installment looks at some baseline profitable plays.
Brokos	Overbetting vs Capped Ranges	Capped ranges are particularly vulnerable to aggression, opening up the potential for overbet bluffs when we have the luxury of the uncapped range.
Brokos	Overbetting vs Capped Ranges 2	The overbet into a capped range is such a powerful play, it took Andrew two videos to fully explore it. Here he demonstrates the ideas through hand examples.
Brokos	Playing With Capped Ranges	Having explored how we can abuse our opponents when they are stuck with a capped range, the shoe is on the other foot in this concluding video of the series.
Brokos	Barreling: Range Advantage	Andrew explores the concept of range advantage, explaining what it means, where it comes from, and how you can leverage it.
Brokos	Barreling: Range Construction	When our flop c-bet is called, we have the decision to either barrel or check the turn. Andrew explains how to construct a betting range that includes value hands and bluffs.
Brokos	Barreling: Bet Sizing	You've determined you have a good barreling spot, but how much do you bet? Andrew explains the math that determines the optimal bet size.
Brokos	Barreling: Turn Ranges	The turn card naturally has a major impact on whether we choose to barrel. Andrew presents some practice hands that illustrate whether or not we should barrel.
Brokos	Barreling: River Ranges	The river is unique among betting streets because it's no longer possible to have drawing equity. How do various river cards affect your decision to fire one last bet?
Brokos	MW Pots 1: Analyzing Flop Textures	Multiway pots are common at low stakes and confuse many players. Andrew shows how the flop texture can help us make profitable decisions.
Brokos	MW Pots 2: Examples	Andrew expands the discussion from Part 1 with hand examples, in which the flop texture influences his play in multiway pots.
Brokos	MW Pots 3: Analyzing Flop Actions	Betting actions on multiway flops tend to be purer. Andrew explains this concept and how you can exploit it to simplify your decisions.
Brokos	MW Pots 4: Analyzing Turns	When a multiway flop proceeds to a heads-up turn, the surviving ranges tend to be stronger. Andrew presents several hands to illustrate how this principle can be exploited.
Brokos	MW Pots 5: Analyzing Rivers	Pots are often large by the river, setting up the opportunity for big bluffs, and tough folds. Andrew demonstrates how to reach the correct decisions through examples.
Brokos	Nightmare Flops Part 1: The “Heavy” Flop	In this series on nightmare flops, Andrew looks at flops which are difficult to play as the EP raiser. We begin with "heavy" flops on which we have a nuts disadvantage.
Brokos	Nightmare Flops Part 2: The Monotone Flop	The Monotone Flop can be a puzzling nightmare for some players. Handling such flops well centers on not making decisions easy for your opponents.
Brokos	Nightmare Flops Part 3: The “Wet” Flop	The "Wet" Flop. With all those draws on the board, being out of position is a huge disadvantage. Andrew explains how to navigate this nightmare flop.
Brokos	Nightmare Flops Part 4: The Ace-High Flop	The Ace-High Flop. Not always a nightmare, but that doesn't mean you're playing it optimally. Planning ahead for future streets should inform your c-betting strategy.
Brokos	River Raising Part 1	Pots can be big on the river, but this is where many players are their weakest! Andrew discusses key theory concepts related to raising rivers, both for value and as a bluff.
Brokos	River Raising Part 2	How often do you bluff raise the river? Probably not enough! Andrew looks at examples of bluff raising with a focus on playing in position.
Brokos	River Raising Part 3	When was the last time you check-raise bluffed the river? Andrew explains the theory behind betting versus check-raising as a bluff through examples.
Brokos	Bluffing Mistakes Part 1	Hand reading isn't just about figuring out what your opponent has, it's about deducing what they probably don't have. This opens the door for profitable bluffs.
Brokos	Bluffing Mistakes Part 2	Are your opponents really unbluffable, or are you just not trying hard enough? Learn techniques for applying maximum pressure with minimal risk.
Brokos	Bluffing Mistakes Part 3	Even when you're bluffing, your cards matter. Instead of pushing and hoping that your opponent folds, learn to think in terms of bluffing ranges.
Brokos	Bluffing Mistakes Part 4	To bluff effectively, you need to consider which hands you are trying to make your opponent fold. This naturally leads to a plan of attack.
Brokos	Consider ALL Your Options Part 1	Solvers frequently check the turn after check-raising the flop, whereas the line is rare among human players. Andrew shows how this play can be added to your arsenal.
Brokos	Consider ALL Your Options Part 2	Check Flop, Raise Turn. The effectiveness of this line depends heavily on your opponent's turn strategy. Learn when and how to employ it effectively.
Brokos	Consider ALL Your Options Part 3	Check, check, overbet. Some overbet candidates in this line are "obvious," others not so much. Exploit your opponents with this little-used betting line.
Brokos	Consider ALL Your Options Part 4	Donking the Turn. There are good reasons not to do this too often. But on specific turn cards, donk bets play an important part of the out-of-position player's strategy.
Brokos	Floating Part 1: What, When, and Why?	What does it mean to "float"? When should you consider doing it? And why?
Brokos	Floating Part 2: Floating Candidates	Your cards and backdoor equity are critical when floating. Andrew explains what kinds of hands will set you up to execute the most profitable turn and river strategies.
Brokos	Floating Part 3: When They Check The Turn	You floated the flop. Your opponent checked the turn. Now what? Take an in-depth look at bluffing ranges, bet sizes, and more.
Brokos	Floating Part 4: They Check The Turn Contd	It's a topic too big for one video! We continue our investigation of strategy on a variety of board textures when you float flop and your opponent checks the turn.
Brokos	Floating Part 5: When They Bet The Turn	If you call the flop with a weak hand, you don't improve, and your opponent bets again, usually you should just fold. But not always. Here are the exceptions.
Cardner	Meditation	Dr. Cardner gives step-by-step instructions on how to get a meditation habit started, and describes why meditation is a great habit for players to implement.
Cardner	Managing Your Mental Energy	Managing your mental energy by staying calm and focused is one of the most important strategies you can use at the table. Dr. Cardner explains why and how.
Cardner	The Science Of Confidence	Learn all about the science behind confidence and why it is important to cultivate a confidence in yourself as it relates to poker.
Cardner	The Science Of Expertise	Learn the latest scientific findings on expertise. Discover the four key aspects of purposeful practice and how your brain's structure changes as a result.
Cardner	The Science Of Learning	Dr. Cardner explains why many common learning strategies are ineffective, and provides alternatives inspired by the latest research findings.
Cardner	Poker Learning Challenges	Using Dr. Cardner's six-step plan, learn how to use self-derived learning challenges to propel your motivation for learning poker concepts.
Cardner	Putting Learning Challenges Into Action	In this video, RCP member Robert Dewberry and Dr. Cardner discuss the progress Robert has made applying Dr. Cardner's methods, particularly to hand reading.
Cardner	Perfectionism	Being a perfectionist can create many problems, including procrastination, anxiety, and depression. Fortunately, perfectionism can be harnessed for positive results.
Cardner	90 Days To Better Poker	Dr. Cardner presents a 90-day planning/productivity strategy for learning poker more efficiently. Learn how to create your personalized plan.
Cardner	Setting Better Poker Goals	Dr. Cardner discusses the importance of getting clarity on all of your goals and how to prioritize your actions so you can complete your goals in short order.
Cardner	Optimal Sleep	Ever wondered what the secret psychological sauce is for poker greatness? Dr. Cardner argues it's probably getting enough quality sleep.
Cardner	Stoic Philosophy	Dr. Cardner explains how a great deal of practical mindset advice can be drawn from Stoic philosophy, using five core principles from Epictetus.
Cardner	Prime Yourself	A well-designed poker office environment can prime online players for peak performance. Dr. Cardner explains why and how.
Cardner	Dealing With A Distracted Mind	Dr. Cardner discusses why it is so easy to get distracted and lose focus even when we'd rather not, drawing on research findings from neuroscience.
Cardner	Nutrition 101	One of the major pillars of peak performance is nutrition. Dr. Cardner explains how diet impacts many brain functions and is related to depression, anxiety and lack of focus.
Cardner	Playing Poker Like A Roman Emperor	Many of the Stoic teachings of Marcus Aurelius can be applied successfully to poker. Dr. Cardner explains how to manage your mindset for success and happinness.
Cardner	Poker Mindset Traps: Rumination	In this mini-series, Dr. Cardner looks at cognitive, emotional, and behavioral traps which impede peak performance and suppress our A-game. First: rumination.
Cardner	Poker Mindset Traps: Self-Criticism	Self-criticism is the topic of this one. In it, Dr. Cardner goes over what self-criticism is, why we do it, and why it isn't the best strategy for peak performance.
Cardner	Avoidance	Dr. Cardner's final topic in the mindset trap series is avoidance. She explains what it is, then unironically suggests strategies to avoid it.
Elwood	Poker Tells: Bet-Timing Immediate Preflop Calls	Poker tells expert Zach Elwood tells us all about preflop timing tells, with a focus on rapid calls of opens. Such fast calls reveal our opponent's range.
Elwood	Poker Tells: Talking From Preflop Raisers	You're contemplating calling a preflop raise and the opener starts babbling. What does this typically tell us about their hand strength?
Elwood	Poker Tells: Eye Contact From Players Waiting To Act	Eye contact and averted gaze are both behaviors that tend to reveal our opponent's confidence in their hand strength. Elwood has the details.
Elwood	Poker Tells: Immediate Posflop Calls	Like the preflop case, rapid calls of postflop bets tell us a lot about the hand classes our opponent likely has. A quick call makes it far more likely your opponent has a draw.
Elwood	Poker Tells: Uncertainty & Concern When Betting	Your opponent appears nervous about firing out a bet. Are they acting or genuinely confused? Find out how to tell the difference, and how you should respond.
Gano	Outside The Box Plays	Despite the solver era in poker clarifying the "correct" play in many situations, outside-the-box thinking can still yield impressive dividends, as Mike Gano explains.
Gano	Overbet Like A Boss	Overbets are an important component of any complete hold'em strategy, but many players either fail to use them altogether, or make the play in poor situations.
Gano	Exploit Them With Your HUD	The sheer volume of statistics returned by modern HUDs can create analysis paralysis. Mike shows you how to efficiently use HUD stats to exploit opponents.
Gano	Facing Donk Bets	The term "donk bet" indicates such a play is often weak, but how do you respond when facing such a move? Mike outlines the counter-strategy.
Gano	How And When To Donk Bet	Despite the perjorative name, there are times when a donk bet is appropriate. Learn why and when a donk bet is your best play.
Gano	Delayed C-Bets	Mike explains the theory behind delayed continuation bets and provides heuristics for when to make the play using hand examples.
Gano	Climbing The Stakes – 10NL	In one of Red Chip's most popular series, Mike Gano climbs the online stakes, explaining how play and strategies differ. We start in the micros at 10NL.
Gano	Climbing The Stakes – 25NL	As a bonus during the discussion of 25NL, Mike explains how off-table considerations play a major contribution towards your in-game success.
Gano	Climbing The Stakes – 50NL	Having climbed the ladder up to 50NL, a definite change occurs in our opponents. We are now dealing with regs who exhibit a high degree of aggression.
Gano	Climbing the Stakes – 100NL	Mike investigates game texture at 100NL by playing fast fold on PartyPoker. He explains the more sophisticated tactical adjustments required at these stakes.
Gano	Climbing the Stakes – 200NL	Higher stakes do not always mean strong opponents. In this episode, Mike battles a couple of maniacs and discusses how to bluff-catch such opponents.
Gano	Climbing The Stakes – 400NL	At 400NL we reach the top of the ladder for this series. Mike discusses shot-taking at this relatively high limit, and explains his strategies for seat and table selection.
Gano	Adventures In Hand Reading	In this session review of mid-stakes online hands, Mike explains how he uses hand reading to reach his decisions, even when the clock is ticking.
Gano	GTO River Bet Sizing	This video looks at the practical use of the GTO solver Simple Postflop. After analyzing some trees, Mike applies the results to optimal bet sizing on the river.
Gano	Empty The Clip	In this video, Mike discusses the merits of triple barreling. He reviews a series of hands where he bets all three streets and explains why he chose to triple barrel.
Gano	Profiling Unknown Players	Hand histories sometimes include the qualifier "unknown opponent." But as Mike explains, no opponent is truly unknown, and all can be profiled rapidly.
Gano	Home On The Range	Modern poker is often described as a range-versus-range battle. But when should we focus on our range rather than our actual hand? Mike explains.
Gano	Breaking Down Continuation Bets	Accurate continuation betting frequency and sizing is critical for success. Mike uses a hand review of a Red Chip member to highlight the salient features.
Gano	Hero Calling Rivers	Making a super thin call on the river and being right is always pleasing, but how do we objectively determine when to make a sound hero call?
Gano	Maniac Poker	In a video that may have been first released on Halloween, Mike takes a look into a dark and stormy place: the mind of the poker maniac. He finds method to their madness.
Gano	Quashing Mistakes	One can view progress as a poker player as the continuous eradication of mistakes. Mike presents a methodology for purging the errors from your game.
Goldklang	WSOP Circuit Hand Review Part 1	Dustin Goldklang took the trouble to record some live hands from a WSOP circuit event. In this two-part series, he reviews the decisions in some key ones.
Goldklang	WSOP Circuit Hand Review Part 2	The second part of some hand reviews from a WSOP circuit event. Dustin's analysis includes a break-down of a truly spectacular 3-bet bluff on the river.
Goldklang	Bluff-Catching Rivers Part 1	In this mini-series on bluffing, Dustin begins by discussing the critical variables to consider when deciding if a bluff-catch on the river is justified.
Goldklang	Bluff-Catching Rivers Part 2	Dustin concludes this two-part mini-series with an in-depth analysis of six hands in which he faced the decision of whether or not to bluff-catch.
Goldklang	Flop Betting Theory	Many flop betting decisions and sizings are simplified if we can determine who has range advantage and/or a polarized range. Dustin explains.
Group Coaching	Busting Poker Myths	In the debut edition of our long-form group coaching sessions, w34z3l looks at ten pieces of poker folklore and analyzes their validity in today's game.
Group Coaching	From Range To Exploit	Hand reading allows us to range our opponents. Their ranges tell us how to exploit them. This approach to exploitative poker is explained in detail by SplitSuit.
Group Coaching	Creating An Unbeatable Mindset	Is there a doctor in the house? Yes! Dr. Cardner is here to help you create an unbeatable poker mindset. You'll incoporate grit, commitment, and confidence.
Group Coaching	Progressive Bounty/KO MTTs	Progressive bounty tournaments (or PKOs) have mushroomed in popularity over the last few years. PKO specialist Ben Hayles unveils some of the math required to beat them.
Group Coaching	Exploiting Regs In Big O	Big O players can make a tidy profit outplaying hold'em converts, but Greg Vail argues that to maximize profit, you also need to learn how to exploit regs.
Group Coaching	Playing From The Blinds	Blind play troubles many otherwise solid players, probably because it involves playing OOP. Mike Gano explains how we can handle the blinds through examples.
Group Coaching	C-Betting OOP	Of all the facets of poker influenced by solvers, OOP c-betting has probably been changed the most. Coach w34z3l looks at key results that shape a modern strategy.
Group Coaching	C-Betting In Position	Playing in position is always easier, and c-betting strategy is no exception. But as Alex Fitzgerald discusses, it's essential you take full advantage of the situation.
Group Coaching	Deconstructing LAGs	A good LAG can make life difficult for their opponents, so we decided to ask such a player how we should combat them. Fausto Valdez gave us the answers.
Group Coaching	Stone Cold Reads	Most players understand that ranging our opponents is the first step to exploiting them, but how do we craft the best possible lines? Doug Hull shares some strategies.
Group Coaching	Stone Cold Reads Part 2	Doug Hull extends the ideas from the previous session with some specific exploits against certain player types. He also shows off the Flop Falcon software.
Group Coaching	Home Game (Hull)	In this coaching session, we decided to stop talking about poker and actually play some. Your host and lead analyst for the RCP Home Game is Doug Hull.
Group Coaching	Exploring Omaha	Chris "Fox" Wallace provides an overview of PLO, aimed at the hold'em player who wants to expand their poker horizons.
Group Coaching	Hand Reading Q&A	Doug records a coaching session with his student Kent. This gives valuable insights both into the naunces of hand reading, and how a poker coaching sessions runs.
Group Coaching	Plugging Leaks	Ross Glover joins Doug Hull to demonstrate how you can use poker software to identify and eradicate costly leaks.
Group Coaching	Plugging Leaks #2	In the second part of the Plugging Leaks group coaching session, Ross and Doug extend the discussion to more leakbusting, state-of-the-art tools.
Group Coaching	The Minefield	Chris "Fox" Wallace has a track record of going deep in large-field tournaments, including the WSOP Main Event. He presents the strategies behind his success.
Group Coaching	GTO+ Deep Dive	Before we released our highly-acclaimed GTO+ course, we unleashed Ross and Doug on the software and invited them to present some fascinating results.
Group Coaching	Shorthanded Strategy	Coming out of the COVID pandemic, many live games adopted the popular online 6-max format. BFSkinner presents strategies for short-handed play.
Group Coaching	Simplifying Poker With GTO+	GTO solutions to poker are often regarded as highly complex. While true, the trick in using GTO results is to find actionable and profitable simplifications.
Group Coaching	GTO Deviations	GTO is in some sense "perfect" poker, so why would we ever deviate? Simple. To make more money. Coach w34z3l explains.
Group Coaching	Flop Raising	Whether you're facing a c-bet or donk-bet, you need ranges for raising and check-raising. Coach w34z3l explains how to build such ranges.
Group Coaching	Bet Sizing: PRO Group Coaching Session	This group coaching session can be thought of us a one-stop summary of coach w34z3l's highly-acclaimed bet-sizing course featured in PRO.
Group Coaching	How Solvers Work: PRO Group Coaching	While most poker players focus on what a GTO solver tells them to do, understanding how solvers work is a passion for Doug Hull, as he explains.
Luke	MTT Overhaul: Preflop leakbusting	In this four-video MTT overhaul series, Luke uses his experience as a coach to highlight common leaks. He begins the discussion with preflop leakbusting.
Luke	MTT Overhaul: Postflop leakbusting	Having negotiated our preflop decision, the postflop streets provide plenty of opportunity for expensive leaks. Lucky Luke explains how to eradicate them.
Luke	MTT Overhaul: ICM	One of the biggest differences between cash games and tournaments is the impact of ICM. A solid ICM understanding is critical for MTT success, as Luke explains.
Luke	MTT Overhaul: Mental Game	You play perfectly for eight hours, only to bust the tournament to a suck-out. MTTs can be brutal, and developing a solid mental game is essential.
Luke	150K GTD Review Part 1	In this three-part mini series, Lucky "Luke" Haward reviews a $150k guarantee OSS tournament played on WPN.
Luke	150K GTD Review Part 2	Part 2 in this series takes Luke from the middle stages, through the bubble and up to play at the final two tables.
Luke	150K GTD Review Part 3	Luke concludes this series as he makes a deep final table run in the $150k guarantee OSS on WPN.
Luke	Upgrading Your Study Time	Luke draws on his background as a teacher to explain how active learning can maximize the return on your study time.
Luke	Reviewing A Student’s Hands Part 1	In this three-part series, Lucky Luke reviews a complete hand history for a $7.50 MTT played by one of his students.
Luke	Reviewing A Student’s Hands Part 2	Part two of this complete tournament hand review takes us across the bubble and all the way to the final table.
Luke	Reviewing A Student’s Hands Part 3	Luke wraps up this series with a review of final table hands. The critical short-handed play takes us all the way to the heads-up battle.
Luke	ACR $215 Review Part 1	Sunday is tournament day, and in this hand review, Luke looks at hands from a $215 buy-in MTT with a $300k guarantee on ACR.
Luke	ACR $215 Review Part 2	Luke completes his review of an ACR $215, taking across the bubble for another deep tournament run.
Luke	Student Breakdown Part 1	Do not be alarmed, Luke's student did not have a breakdown. The video is simply Luke's analysis of a student's tournament hands.
Luke	Powerfest Run Part 1	In this three-part series, Luke provides another complete hand history analysis of a deep tournament run, this time for a $215 Powerfest MTT.
Luke	Powerfest Run Part 2	Luke's hand history analysis continues for this $215 Powerfest tournament on PartyPoker.
Luke	Powerfest Run Part 3	The third part of this video series on a $215 PartyPoker Powerfest tournament takes us all the way to the final table.
Luke	Post-Grind Review	You played a full Sunday slate and your PT4 is full of MTT hands. How do you review that session to improve your game? Lucky Luke demonstrates his process.
Hayles	3-Bet Shoving Part 1: Theory	This five-video series on 3-bet shoving in MTTs is also available as a curated PRO course complete with supplemental text and quizzes.
Hayles	3-Bet Shoving Part 2: The Big Blind	Ben breaks down the various 3-bet shove tournament ranges by position, starting with our play out of the big blind.
Hayles	3-Bet Shoving Part 3: The Small Blind	What is our shoving range from the small blind when we face an open in a tournament. Ben discusses the shoving depth and associated ranges.
Hayles	3-Bet Shoving Part 4: The CO/Button	As we move to earlier position, our opponent's opening ranges are tighter and there are more players left to act. 3-bet shove ranges tighten accordingly.
Hayles	3-Bet Shoving Part 5: From EP/MP	We do not do a lot of 3-bet shoving from the earlier positions, simply because we get fewer opportunities. Tighter required ranges also depress our frequency.
Haynie	OFC: Getting Started	Derric Haynie provides an introductory primer to the popular game of Open-Faced Chinese Poker.
Haynie	OFC Pineapple: Start At The End	Derric switches attention to Open-Faced Chinese Pineapple and explains how thinking backwards can help you plan your hands successfully.
Hull	3-Flush, 4-Flush, Red Flush, Black Flush	Doug looks at some hands he played in which the board ran out very flushy, and shows how exploiting "flush fear" in our opponents can be profitable
Hull	Why Short Stack?	Many inexperienced players believe big stacks have the power to "bully" short stacks. As Doug explains in this video, it's actually the shorties with the advantage.
Hull	How To Crush WSOP STTs	The WSOP in Las Vegas includes plentiful STT action. Doug describes how to beat this format, with advice that can also be applied to other SNGs.
Hull	Constructing Ranges Part 1	Doug explains how to construct postflop continuance ranges within the context of Ed Miller's 70% model.
Hull	Constructing Ranges Part 2	The series continues with Doug looking at additional scenarios for range construction in the frequency-based model.
Hull	Constructing Ranges Part 3	Doug derives a baseline range using the 70% model, then Christian Soto jumps in and adds some additional aggression to the mix.
Hull	Constructing Ranges Part 4	The series to date has focused on off-table work, but can similar techniques be applied in real time? Tim Acker stops by to demonstrate that they can.
Hull	Constructing Ranges Part 5	The last espisode in this series has Doug demonstrating how the CREV software can be used to refine our postflop range construction.
Hull	I Played The Player At $10/$20	Cash games during WSOP are a big draw for many Vegas grinders. This video sees Doug making opponent-specific exploitative plays at the Rio.
Hull	Sweet Temptations	Some live cash games offer sweet temptations in the form of straddle pots. Should you give in to the temptation of boosting the action by straddling?
Hull	APT Hand Review	Doug analyzes some hands played by a student using the Advanced Poker Training software.
Hull	Ship The Turn	In this hand review of an eight-hour $1/$2 session, Doug picks up countless white chips by isolating limpers and blasts them off hands with turn semi-bluffs.
Hull	The Nit Recovery Program	Are you a nit? Do you want to cease being a nit? That's okay. The first step on the path to recovery is admitting you have a problem. Doug has the solution.
Hull	Expected Dollars	In this classroom math-based lecture, Doug demonstrates why we should stop being results oriented. Outcomes are irrelevant if we make the correct play.
Hull	Coaching Ride Along	Using his experience from coaching relatively inexperienced players, Doug has compiled a list of common mistakes and how they can be fixed.
Hull	Bink The Tiny MTT	While more experienced as a cash-game player, Doug flaunts his tournament skills as he wins an online MTT despite a disconnect.
Hull	How An Unstudied Player Thinks (Preflop)	Doug gave his friend and long-time, but unstudied, poker player a couple of buy-ins and invited him to describe his thought processes during an online session.
Hull	How An Unstudied Player Thinks (Postflop)	Breaking down some postflop action, we see many strange lines and sizings. The explanations provided will help you understand your unstudied opponents.
Hull	Flop Texture XYZr	Doug breaks out the software to take a deep look at the unpaired rainbow flop and how it hits various ranges.
Hull	All Flop Textures	Emboldened by his analysis of unpaired rainbow flops, Doug shrugs and unloads the anaysis tools on all flops.
Hull	T8s vs a Face-Up Range	A nit opens from EP and you find yourself with T8s on the button. Call and exploit the face-up range? Doug demonstrates that poker does not work like that.
Hull	Is It A Cooler?	Doug Hull and Ed Miller discuss coolers. What is a cooler? Should you worry about them? Should you strive to be coolered more or less. Find out in this video.
Hull	Exploitative Folds	In an era in which poker aggression is preached by every training site, the topic of folding gets short shrift. But it's important, as Ed Miller and Doug explain.
Hull	Money For Nothing and the Chips for Free: Part 1	Doug and fellow grinder Randal popped down to LA to play Live At The Bike. Using footage from the show, they discuss some of their key hands.
Hull	Money For Nothing and the Chips for Free: Part 2	Doug and Randal avoid getting into dire straits during the remainder of the LATB sessions. But some of their bluffs work better than others.
Hull	LATB: Episode 6	More live action from the felt at the Bicycle Casino in beautiful Bell Gardens, California. Doug Hull and Ed Miller provide an analysis of key hands.
Hull	History Dependent on Live at the Bike	Another session from Live at the Bike, in which Doug explains the importance of dynamics that you set up with individual opponents.
Hull	Mixed Strategies With PokerSnowie	When Doug and SplitSuit disagreed on the correct line in a hand, Doug broke out PokerSnowie to find out who was right. Spoiler: they both were.
Hull	Keeping Records Like A Pro	Online players can track their win-loss by site, day of the week, and stakes using a tracker. For live players, the process is important, but requires a little more work.
Hull	Float The Three	On some flops we need to dig deep to find enough hands to defend against a c-bet. One underutlized candidate: the three-flush/three-straight. Doug explains.
Hull	LATB: Episode 8	Ed Miller and Doug Hull are back for more commentary on a Live at the Bike session, this time featuring an ongoing battle between a couple of aggro regs.
Hull	LATB: Episode 9	Analysis from Doug and Ed on a LATB session, this one featuring Red Chip coach and GTO guru, Ross Glover.
Hull	LATB: Episode 10	Live action from a $5/$5 game at the Bicycle Casino is broken down by Ed Miller and Doug Hull.
Hull	Philosophy & Practice	The first part of a two-part-series in which Doug Hull sits down with Christian Soto to discuss the latter's strategy and how they implement it.
Hull	Range Advantage	Doug wraps up his conversation with Soto by discussing the importance of range advantage in crafting postflop betting lines.
Hull	LATB: Episode 11	More action from the LATB $5/$5 tables discussed by Doug Hull and Ed Miller, with this episode featuring hands played by Doug himself.
Hull	Doug’s Data Driven Deep Look at 98s	This video is a deep analysis of the postflop properties of a classic medium suited connector, as well as a tutorrial on how to carry out such work with Flop Falcon.
Hull	Mechanics To Remember Poker Hands	Do you rapidly forget hands after playing them. Find it awkward to write them down at a live table? This video explains how you can effectively record your hands.
Hull	Snowie 3-Bet Overpair Line Check	Doug breaks out PokerSnowie to do a line check on a hand in which we flop an overpair.
Hull	If You Knew They Had Aces…	Some players have such tight ranges given certain action, we can reliably put them on a premium. But how well do "ace crackers" do in such ideal scenarios.
Hull	If I Get A Safe Flop…	Do you ever stack off with an apparently "safe flop" and claim you were unlucky? It's possible you needn't have gone broke and simply misplayed the hand.
Hull	ID: The Bad LAG	Exploitative poker involves profiling opponents and using their tendencies against them. Doug discusses a live session where he quickly found a bad LAG.
Hull	Assumptions In Poker Advice	Poker is highly situational, such that certain advice is highly-dependent on the assumed situation. Forgetting this can be costly, as Doug explains.
Hull	Basics of Game Theory	Doug Hull provides a general overview of what game theory is, what it isn't, and why it is so powerful when applied to poker.
Hull	Through The Woods With A5 Suited	Doug is back with another deep hand analysis, this time involving everyone's favorite "GTO aces," aka A5s.
Hull	Facing the Crazy Overbet	Doug and Ross discuss how to handle large overbets, using an example in which hero holds top pair and the nut flush draw.
Hull	Opportunistic Bluffs	Even in low-stakes games where one often hears "these guys never fold," sometimes the stars align for a good bluff. Find out how to spot these opportunities.
Hull	Relative Position One	This three-part mini-series looks at the important topic of relative position in hold'em. In the first episode, find out what it is and why it matters.
Hull	Relative Position Two	In the second part of this series, Ross Glover and Doug Hull discuss how game texture impacts the importance of relative position.
Hull	Relative Position Three	As a hold'em hand proceeds postflop, our relative position can change, typically when a new player grabs the betting lead. Doug and Ross explain.
Hull	First Principles: Preflop ranges	Doug and Ross go back to basics, and use PokerSnowie to probe the most fundamental aspect of hold'em strategy: preflop ranges.
Hull	Questioning the 1%	"Poker's 1%" was an influential book and video series that explored constructing continuance ranges. How well does the model stand up in the solver era?
James	ICMIZER Tutorial	ICMizer is one of the software options for studying short-stacked tournament play. MTT pro Gareth James explains how to use this powerful tool.
James	Flatting With Under 20bb	Typically when we have less than 20bb in a MTT, we are looking to 3-bet shove over opens. But from the big blind in particular, we may be better off flatting.
James	Bounty And Knockout Tournaments	If you play a bounty tournament like a standard MTT, you'll be making significant mistakes. Gareth explains how different bounties impact our ranges.
James	Bounty Tournaments (Follow-Up)	Gareth discusses the homework problems he set in the previous video, providing solutions and interpretation of the results.
James	Database Analysis For MTT Players	Like their cash-game counterparts, online MTT players can hone their game using tracking software. But some key details differ, as Gareth explains.
James	MTT Hands From The Forum	Gareth stopped by the old Red Chip forum to look for some interesting MTT hands. He found plenty that he discusses in this video.
James	MTT Hands From The Forum 2	More tournament hands from the forum are broken down by Gareth James. Some were played well, others created a valuable teaching moment.
James	Chip EV vs ICM	Gareth explains how HoldemResources Calculator can be used to calculate push/fold and 3-bet shove ranges when ICM effects are important in a tournament.
James	Solving Ace Jack	Using the hand AJ as an example, Gareth illustrates the use of multiple pieces of GTO poker software to explore how hands should be played preflop and postflop.
James	A GTO Breakdown Of A8	Gareth takes a hand submitted for discussion by a Red Chip Poker subscriber, and uses PioSolver to analyze the GTO postflop betting line.
James	3-Bet Shoves At Different Stages	3-bet shoves tend to be underused by less experienced players. Gareth looks at their merits in three distinct stages of tournament play.
James	4-Bet Shoving Preflop	This video looks at leakbusting our own play in potential 4-bet-shove spots, as well as using HRC to construct a 4-bet shoving range.
James	Splitting Your Range As A Shortstack	Gareth explores the options with playable hands in MTTs when we have less than about 15bb, with a focus on the implications of splitting our range.
James	Exploiting C-Bets	The small opens in MTTs mean that we need to defend our BB fairly frequently. But what do we do when facing the common small range c-bet? Gareth investigates.
James	Betting vs Checking With Decreasing Stack Sizes	As stack sizes decrease in a tournament, the SPR naturally follows. Gareth looks at the relative merits of betting and checking in such spots.
James	3-Bet Pots With PIO	Gareth uses PioSolver to analyze his postflop lines in a couple of tournament hands that both began with a 3-bet preflop.
James	Shortstack Adjustments (vs Recs & Pros)	Standard shoving ranges in late-stage MTT play are incredibly useful, but against weak players we can improve upon them. Gareth shows how using HRC.
James	WCOOP Main Event Review Part 1	In this two-voice video, Gareth analyzes Soto's play in a $5.2k WCOOP Main Event tournament. Spoiler: the two do not always agree on the best line.
James	WCOOP Main Event Review Part 2	Part 2 of Soto's WCOOP run continues to provide fascinating discussion and differing opinions.
James	WCOOP Main Event Review Part 3	In part 3 of this series, featured topics include over-folding, playing with capped ranges, and exploitative bet sizing.
James	WCOOP Main Event Review Part 4	The conclusion of the WSOOP Main Event review sees Soto across the bubble, and hence a discussion of ICM effects in tournaments.
James	Exploitative Folds With Overpairs	In a player pool in which our opponents are check-raising with too low a frequency, we can often exploit them by folding our overpairs. Gareth shows why.
James	Exploiting Size & Frequency Mistakes	Continuing the theme of exploiting errors made by our opponents, Gareth shows how to counter bet frequency and sizing errors.
James	SNG ICM Mistakes	It's often claimed that success in SNGs is 90% down to getting push/fold and 3-bet/shove ranges correct. But these ranges are extremely sensitive to ICM effects.
James	PIO Analysis Done 3 Ways On QT7	Gareth breaks out Pio again to analyze a QT7 flop assuming three different ranges. Those ranges have a profound effect on the optimal lines.
James	PIO Analysis In 3-Bet Pots	The GTO solvers are whirring again as Gareth looks at some 3-bet pots, with an emphasis on how we modify our lines against different player types.
James	Vegas Hand Reviews	Gareth breaks down three live hands from the WSOP in Las Vegas, featuring a triple barrel, a tough river decision against a top pro, and a line exploiting ICM pressure.
Jones	22 Triple Barrel	Coach w34z3l analyzes a tricky hand supplied by Red Chip member Austin played at 25NL. Can 22 be triple barreled on this board? W34z3l looks at the pros and cons.
Jones	Postlop Planning	Thinking ahead when playing a hand is absolutely critical. In this video, w34z3l looks at postflop planning and how it begins preflop.
Jones	6-Plus Holdem Strategy	6-plus hold'em, also known as short-deck, looks very much like regular NLHE, but the removal of cards from the deck makes winning strategies very different.
Jones	$5NL 88 Line Check	A 5NL hand submitted by a Red Chip Poker subscriber is put under coach w34z3l's microscope. What's the best line holding 88 when the flop comes 922?
Jones	TPTK + Flush Draw vs CR	Flopping top-pair, top-kicker along with a flush draw sounds like a great spot, but what's the best line when we get check-raised? W34z3l breaks it down.
Jones	Open-Raising The Right Way	In the age of open-raising charts, it's easy to lose sight of the reasons and fundamental strategy of open raising. Coach w34z3l takes us back to basics.
Jones	Odd Bet Sizes: Under-Betting	You may be aware of small range c-bets, but what are the other reasons for under-betting? Coach w34z3l looks at some hands which benefit from small sizing.
Jones	Odd Bet Sizes: Over-Betting	The natural follow-up to under-betting: over-betting. When is it correct to fire out a really big bet? Coach w34z3l describes the key factors.
Jones	Expected Expectation	You are likely familiar with the central role that expected value plays in poker decisions, but many players have some misconceptions that coach w34z3l dispels.
Jones	Off-Table 101	An overview of off-table skills required to be a winning player. Coach w34z3l covers everything from mindset and bankroll management to effective study.
Jones	Postflop After Calling A 3-Bet	The first of a two-part mini-series in which coach w34z3l looks at postflop play in situations where we are the preflop caller of a 3-bet.
Jones	More 3-Bet Pots As The Caller	In the concluding video of this mini-series, we dive into some range-versus-range analysis to inform our postflop decisions on draw-heavy boards.
Jones	River Play 101	In this two-part mini-series, coach w34z3l leads off with the fundamentals of sound river play.
Jones	Advanced River Play	The pot and bets tend to be big on the river, thus it's well worth looking at advanced concepts to make sure we play this street like an expert.
Jones	Semi-Bluffing The Turn	Semi-bluffing the flop is a routine play made attractive by the fact we have two cards to come. But what's the correct approach to semi-bluffing the turn?
Jones	Mistakes As The Defender	Playing as the defender typically means we are playing with a capped range. This handicap can lead to predictable mistakes. Learn how to rectify them.
Jones	Raising Flops In Position	We have position on our opponent and they lead into us on the flop. What are the criteria for raising their bet? Coach w34z3l covers the essential concepts.
Jones	Mindset	We all recognize that the correct mindset is essential for winning poker, but how does one achieve this happy state? There are some simple steps.
Jones	Check-Raising Flops	Playing out of position makes poker more difficult, so it's critical we make correct use of our primary aggressive weapon: the check-raise.
Jones	CREV 101	Before full solvers were ubiquitous, a popular tool for looking at the EV of postflop lines was CREV. It can still unveil important postflop strategies.
Jones	PLO8 101	Pot-limit Omaha high-low eight-or-better. A great game with a silly name is given an introductory overview by coach w34z3l.
Jones	Flopomania 101	Flopomania is an online addition to the vast array of poker variants. Coach w34z3l looks at its strategy and discusses adjusting to new variants in general.
Jones	Defending Turns IP	We've called a flop c-bet from our opponent, now they fire a second barrel. How do we construct our continuance range facing this action?
Jones	Guide To Database Analysis	Addressed in more detail in our PRO course "Analytic Exploitation," this video provides an introductory overview to database analysis.
Jones	Attacking Limpers Correctly	The idea of attacking preflop limpers through isolation raises is a common one, but as w34z3l explains in this video, finesse and planning are required.
Jones	Exploitation Fundamentals	Coach w34z3l outlines the fundamental elements of exploitative poker, with an emphasis on optimal HUD use and player pool analysis.
Jones	Lessons From GTO (The Defender)	In the GTO solver era, we can take any hand and scenario and throw it on the machine. But what generally-applicable principles can we derive?
Jones	Lessons From GTO (The Aggressor)	In the second video in this three-part mini-series, coach w34zel switches from GTO lessons to be learned from play as the defender to the aggressor.
Jones	Lessons From GTO (Size & Balance) Part 3	Coach w34z3l wraps up this GTO series by discussing what we have learned about optimal bet sizing and balanced play.
Jones	Player Pool Analysis (Floats & Probes)	This series, which is also one of our featured playlists, provides a comprehensive overview of player pool analysis. First up: floats and probe bets.
Jones	Player Pool Analysis (C-Bet Spots)	What are our opponents doing wrong with their c-bets? How can we exploit poor frequencies common in the player pool. Coach w34z3l explains.
Jones	Player Pool Analysis (3-Bet Pots)	Errors by our opponents in 3-bet pots are of obvious interest since such pots tend to get large. How do we pick up more than our fair share of them?
Jones	Player Pool Analysis (Donk Betting)	Donk betting is an uncommon move and, as the name suggests, typically a poor one. But there are times to do it, and opportunities to exploit donk bets.
Jones	Player Pool Analysis (Limping And Isolating)	We know that preflop limping is generally the sign of a weak player, but how do we maximize our profit when our opponents make that error?
Jones	Targeting Recreationals	Much of your poker profit comes from exploiting players with much weaker poker skills. But how in practice do we target such players?
Jones	BRM and Shot Taking	Bankroll management is a critical part of playing poker profitably. But being overly conservative is also a mistake. Sometimes you've got to take shots.
Jones	Defending Vs 3-Bets	When facing a 3-bet, we need to know our folding, flatting and 4-bet ranges. Coach w34z3l explains how to construct such ranges, and the impact of 3-bet size.
Jones	Playing Vs 4-Bets	In many lower-stakes games, facing a preflop 4-bet means you're up against a strong range. How does one continue in such a situation?
Jones	Playing In 4-Bet Pots	4-bet pots are large and naturally produce a low SPR. Coach w34z3l discusses how to negotiate these important hands postflop.
Jones	Defending Vs 5-Bets	In aggressive online games, 5-bets can mean more than simply KK+. In such cases, a proper defense strategy is essential, as w34z3l explains.
Jones	4-Bet Pots: CREV Analysis	By looking at the EV of different lines in 4-bet pots, coach w34z3l derives some general principles that you can apply to your postflop play.
Jones	Commitment Decisions	The idea of a "commitment threshold" in poker has been around for decades. But how do traditional ideas hold up to modern analysis?
Jones	Bluff-Catching Metrics	Our calling range on the river typically must include bluff-catchers, but which hands to choose? This video provides some quantitative guidelines.
Jones	C-Bet And Barrel Analysis	This video breaks down c-betting and barreling in single-raised, heads-up pots using a database analysis of hands provided by one of w34z3l's students.
Jones	Drilling OOP As The Cold-Caller	Playing OOP as the cold caller is a common but difficult scenario, most commonly produced when we defend our big blind. Learn how to do it well.
Jones	Dismantling Turn Probes	A turn probe bet occurs when the aggressor skips a flop c-bet and the OOP player leads turn. This video explains how to respond to them.
Jones	Drilling IP As The Caller	When we call preflop outside the blinds, then in heads-up pots we'll have the positional advantage. Coach w34z3l explains how to maximize in this scenario.
Jones	Drilling OOP As The PFR	Many players get lost in pots where they are the preflop aggressor but OOP on the flop. One particular trap is an overly high c-bet frequency, as w34z3l explains.
Jones	Fine Tuning Float Bets	A float bet occurs when the aggressor from the previous street checks and their opponent bets. Fine-tune your float bets with this video.
Jones	Fine Tuning Probe Bets	Probe bets are a critical weapon in the arsenal of the OOP player, but with what range and under what circumstances should they be made?
Jones	Drilling Flop Raise C-Bets	Using a student's hand database, coach w34z3l illustrates the conditions under which c-bets should and should not be raised on the flop.
Jones	Drilling Turn Raises Vs C-Bets	The turn also provides an opportunity to raise a c-bet, and coach w34z3l provides the answers to how to pull off this play successfully.
Jones	Deviate: Introduction	This quick video outlines the content in coach w34z3l's 26-video course "Deviate," that describes exploitative deviations beyond GTO play.
Jones	Deviate: River Aggression	Using population data and the GTO baseline for a variety of scenarion, w34z3l determines profitable bluff-catching ranges on the river.
Jones	Deviate: River Aggression: 3-Bet/4-Bet Pots	Coach w34z3l extends the analysis of the previous video to include pots that were 3-bet or 4-bet preflop.
Jones	Deviate: River Defense	A comparison of how the player pool is defending relative to the GTO baseline against river aggression reveals overfolding in many situations.
Jones	Deviate: River Defense: 3-Bet/4-Bet Pots	The population's tendency to overfold to river aggression persists in 3-bet and 4-bet pots. This opens up the opportunity for exploitative river bluffing.
Jones	Deviate: Bluff-Catch Variables	Coach w34z3l's analysis of river play continues with a more granular approach, in which a particular focus is placed upon board run-out.
Jones	Deviate: Bluff Variables	The tendency of the population to overfold to river aggression is broken down by additional variables, thereby identifying particularly profitable bluff spots.
Jones	Deviate: Versus C-Bet	This and the next two videos analyze how the population responds to c-bets. Comparison to the GTO baseline allows forthe identification of exploits.
Jones	Deviate: Versus C-Bet Adaptation	The general trends identified in the previous video are now broken down by additional variables, such as positional formation and board textures.
Jones	Deviate: Versus C-Bet: 3-Bet/4-Bet Pots	The analysis of how the population is reacting to c-bets is wrapped up by an analysis of tendencies in 3-bet and 4-bet pots.
Jones	Deviate: C-Bet	Having determined how the player pool is responding to our c-bets, we now turn the tables and analyze the population's c-betting strategy.
Jones	Deviate: C-Bet versus Raise	While aggressively raising our opponents' c-bets is not generally profitable, there are certain situations that promote exploitative deviations.
Jones	Deviate: C-Bet: 3-Bet/4-Bet Pots	Coach w34z3l completes the analysis of how the population is c-betting by looking at pots that were 3-bet or 4-bet preflop.
Jones	Deviate: Float Flop	This video looks at how the population is float betting, and if our opponents are deviating from GTO in a manner we can exploit.
Jones	Deviate: Versus Turn C-Bet	An analysis of lines in which the aggressor double barrels reveals that certain flops/turns provide opportunities for exploitative turn play.
Jones	Deviate: Versus Turn C-Bet: 3-Bet/4-Bet Pots	The analysis from the previous video is extended to hands in which there was a 3-bet or 4-bet preflop.
Jones	Deviate: Double/Triple-Barrel HH Examples	The theory from the previous multi-street videos is illustrated with several example hands from online play.
Jones	Deviate: Turn C-Bet	Coach w34z3l presents the GTO solutions both IP and OOP for turn c-bets, then looks for profitable deviations based on population tendencies.
Jones	Deviate: Turn C-Bet HH Examples	The dense theory from the previous theory is applied to practical play by using hand history examples with differing board textures.
Jones	Deviate: Turn C-Bet: 3-Bet/4-Bet Pots	Following the same pattern as in previous videos, the final video on the turn c-bet situation looks at 3-bet and 4-bet pots.
Jones	Deviate: Float Turn	Progressing to less common betting lines, coach w34z3l turns his attention to exploitative deviations in the float turn scenario.
Jones	Deviate: Probe Turn	The OOP analogue to the previous video, coach w34z3l analyzes the probe turn scenario and when it opens up profitable river bluff raises.
Jones	Deviate: Delayed C-Bet Turn	The final branch of the multi-street game tree analyzed in this series involves lines made possible by a delayed c-bet.
Jones	Deviate: Population Preflop Play	With opening ranges being widely available, one might suppose preflop exploits are limited. Fortunately, even preflop the population deviates from GTO.
Jones	Deviate: Preflop Commitment Ranges	Our opponents' deviations from GTO preflop play, particularly in multiply-raised pots, means we can exploit them with non-GTO commitment ranges.
Jones	Deviate: Postflop Commitment Ranges	The preflop population deviations from GTO ranges also lead to exploits in our postflop commitment ranges, as coach w34z3l explains in this video.
Jones	Deviate: Key Takeaways	With a course of this length and depth, plucking out key takeaways is not easy, but in the final video, coach w34z3l identifies some salient results.
Jones	Deviate Bonus: Player Profiling	If we wish to craft exploits against specific opponents, it follows that we need to understand the quantitative aspects of how they play poker.
Jones	Deviate Bonus: Personality Traits	You may not have thought much about how an opponent's personality traits impact their approach to poker. Here is your opportunity!
Jones	Deviate Bonus: Sizing Tells	The theme of this video is something of a throwback to the classical (pre-solver) era of poker. The recognition that predictable bet-sizing patterns by our opponents can be used to exploit them.
Jones	Deviate Bonus: Preflop Stats	Preflop stats converge much more rapidly than those further down the game tree. This is one reason they are the starting point for deriving player profiles.
Jones	Deviate Bonus: Postflop Stats	With postflop stats converging more slowly than preflop ones, a useful starting point for our postflop analysis are the personality traits described in the second video of this bonus series.
Jones	Deviate Bonus: Line Comparison	In the final video of this bonus series, coach w34z3l breaks out the solver to analyze multi-street lines. What do we do when population analysis tells us we have two profitable exploits?
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Why 3-Bet?	In this first video of the Red Chip Poker 3-Bet Pots course, coach w34z3l begins by addressing the question: "Why is preflop 3-betting important in no-limit hold'em?"
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Bluff Math	Auto-profit spots are attractive to all poker players. One important takeaway from this video is that our position at the table is critical when making 3-bet auto-profit plays.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Villain Adjustments	How do we deal with opponents who are folding significantly less preflop than theory demands? Coach w34z3l addresses this problem by analyzing player pool data.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Sizing Selection	Coach w34z3l discusses the theoretical basis of 3-bet sizing, and the situational adjustments that must be made in order to optimize the size of our preflop 3-bets.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: BB 3-Bets	Coach w34z3l breaks out the RCP GTO app, using it to analyze 3-betting ranges out of the BB when facing an open raise from each of the positions at a 6-max table.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: SB 3-Bets	This video follows the same approach as the previous one, except that we switch our attention from the BB to the SB.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: IP 3-Bets	Having looked at out-of-position 3-bets from the blinds, we now focus our attention on in-position 3-bets while in BTN, CO or MP when facing an open raise.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Squeezing	This video examines theoretically-correct squeezing ranges, as well as discussing some basic tips for overcalling preflop.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Preflop Practice	We discuss how we can improve our preflop 3-bet frequencies, by providing a practical example of harnessing the power of tracking software to analyze our preflop tendencies.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Textural Awareness	We begin the postflop analysis of 3-bet pots by discussing how 3-betting ranges connect with different flop textures.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Flop Play IP	How we play the flop in 3-bet pots depends on whether we are in or out of position to our opponent. Hence this and the following video break down the two situations separately.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Flop Play OOP	We now present a parallel discussion to the previous video for the case when the preflop 3-bettor is out of position on the flop
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Playing Mid-Strength	The remainder of the course turns the theory from earlier into practice by illustrating the principles through hand examples. We begin with mid-strength hands.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Playing Bluffs	Continuing with postflop play, coach w34z3l analyzes example hands where we have nothing on the flop and still have nothing by the river.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Playing Value	This video follows the same pattern as the previous one, except we are now in the happy position that we actually have a value hand at some point in the postflop play.
Jones	3-Bet Pots: Getting Started	In this final video of the Red Chip Poker 3-Bet Pots course, coach w34z3l recaps the most important concepts covered.
Jones	Mix It Up: Introduction	An overview of the Mix It Up course that follows. Underutlized lines that you can add to your arsenal are viewed through a game-theoretical lens.
Jones	Mix It Up: Donk Bet Flop	In this first of three lessons on donk betting, w34z3l looks at the conditions that motivate us to donk bet the flop.
Jones	Mix It Up: Donk Bet Turn	The opportunity to donk bet turn arises when the preflop caller is OOP, and the flop action went check-bet-call.
Jones	Mix It Up: Donk Bet River	After the flop and turn go check-bet-call, the preflop caller can donk river. Coach w34z3l explains when to use the play.
Jones	Mix It Up: Flop Microbet	A microbet is defined as a bet size of 20% pot or less. This video describes when such a bet is appropriate and profitable on the flop.
Jones	Mix It Up: Flop Overbet	C-betting more than pot on the flop is something many players never do. Find out why you should in this video.
Jones	Mix It Up: Flop Overbet Shove	Extending the ideas of the previous lesson, this video explores situations in which a flop overbet shove can be the preferred play.
Jones	Mix It Up: Turn Overbet Shove	On certain turn cards, your most profitable move may be the turn overbet shove. Coach w34z3l explains when to unleash this play.
Jones	Mix It Up: River Underbet	The donk river lesson noted that such bets are often undersized, but this video looks at the situation in which we are the aggressor throughout.
Jones	Mix It Up: 4-Bet Jam Preflop	At 100bb depth, a preflop 4-bet jam is conventionally regarded as "too large." But it is another rare play that can be used profitably.
Jones	Mix It Up: Min 5-Bet Preflop	5-betting pre at 100bb is conventionally made as a jam. But a min 5-bet, while violating a poker rule of thumb, can be used in some scenarios.
Jones	Mix It Up: River 2-Bet Bluff	Bluff-raising the river is a rare play, particularly in live, low-stakes games. This video explains the conditions under which it should be made.
Jones	Mix It Up: Delayed Check-Raise	A delayed check-raise is defined as a check-raise of a delayed c-bet. Most players miss opportunities down this low-frequency part of the game tree.
Jones	Mix It Up: Flop Raise, 3-Bet Pot	Population analysis reveals c-bets in 3-bet pots are rarely raised. This video explores why that is, and when they should be.
Jones	Mix It Up: Flop Raise, 4-Bet Pot	In a 4-bet pot, a flop raise is invariably all in. This creates a surprising difference from the 3-bet pots discussed in the previous video.
Jones	Mix It Up: Key Takeaways	Coach w34z3l summarizes the key points of the course, a big one being that using rare lines can bamboozle your opponents.
Lampman	Building Complete Ranges Part 1	In this four-part series created by MTT pro Brad Lampman, we take a street-by-street look at building ranges from fundamental principles.
Lampman	Building Complete Ranges Part 2	Brad breaks down betting and checking frequencies on the flop, and how they relate to specific range construction on different boards.
Lampman	Building Complete Ranges Part 3	The series continues to the turn, as Brad takes the flop ranges from the previous video and analyzes play on different turn cards.
Lampman	Building Complete Ranges Part 4	We conclude this series where you would expect, on the river. Brad again shows how to construct our betting and checking ranges on the final street.
Lampman	Defending 3-Bets Part 1	Brad breaks out Flopzilla to analyze range construction for defending preflop 3-bets, illustrating the link between preflop and postflop range construction.
Lampman	Defending 3-Bets Part 2	In the second video of this two-part mini-series, Brad looks at how our preflop 3-bet defense needs to be adjusted against different 3-betting ranges.
Lampman	Playing Premium Hands Part 1	Picking up a premium hand gives you a good chance of winning the pot, but the goal of poker isn't to win pots, it's to maximize the money won.
Lampman	Playing Premium Hands Part 2	In this follow-up video, Brad takes a specific look at how to play premium hands in 3-bet pots.
Lampman	Firing All 3 Streets Part 1	When we bet all three streets, either for value or as a bluff, we invest a lot of chips in the pot. Accuracy is therefore essential.
Lampman	GTO Introduction	In this introductory video on GTO poker, Brad dispels some common myths and argues that, even at microstakes, a knowledge of GTO is helpful.
Lampman	Playing Flush Draws	Using illustrative hand examples, Brad breaks down how to play flush draws so that we maximize our profit.
Lampman	Reviewing Hands With Piosolver Part 1	Using a series of hands from the 200NL Zoom tables, Brad demonstrates how we can use PioSolver to improve our strategies from a GTO viewpoint.
Lampman	Reviewing Hands With Piosolver Part 2	This video combines more analysis of 200NL Zoom hands, along withn a discussion of how toy games can help inform our poker decisions.
Lampman	Using PIO In 3-Bet Pots Part 1	In this two-part mini-series, Brad Lampman again breaks out PioSolver to analyze play in 3-bet pots.
Lampman	Using PIO In 3-Bet Pots Part 2	Brad winds up this mini-series with further GTO analysis of correct play in 3-bet pots.
Lampman	Live Vs Online Poker Comparison	Live and online poker follow the same rules, but there are practical differences in how the games play. Brad discusses the necessary adjustments.
Lampman	River Balancing	Much of river balancing boilds down to determining the correct bluff:value ratio and placing the correct hands in each bucket, as Brad explains.
Miller	LATB: Episode 1 – Rag Flops and Water Bottle Tells	Ed Miller took several hours of LATB play and provided his assessment of key hands. In this video, he spots a common live tell.
Miller	LATB: Episode 2 – Lucy, Mr Clean, Bear Jew and Harry	More from the Bicycle Casino in beautiful Bell Gardens as Ed breaks down some key hands played by well-known show regulars.
Miller	LATB: Episode 3 – Lucy, Mr Clean, Bear Jew and Harry again	In this $5/$10 session from Live At The Bike, the straddles and chips are flying. Doug and Ed look at the characteristically-wild L.A. action
Miller	LATB: Episode 4 – Lucy, Mr Clean, Bear Jew and Harry conclusion	Episode 4 of the LATB series wraps up the action from the previous session, as the LATB regulars battle it out on the felt.
Miller	LATB: Episode 5 –	This installment of the LATB series by Doug and Ed starts off with a hand between occasional commentator Cyrus, and Josh whose portrait adorns the wall.
Miller	LATB: Episode 7	How to play baby pairs from up front, good barreling cards, and when to fire blocking bets are all strategy topics addressed in this LATB episode.
Miller	Everyone Is Terrible At Poker	In Ed Miller's debut video for Red Chip Poker, he advances a controversial hypothesis: Everyone is terrible at poker. The key ideas still apply today.
Miller	How To Beat $2/$5 Anywhere	Miller argues the common features of live $2/$5 cash games means there are general principles that allow you to beat them anywhere.
Miller	How To Use Their Aggression Against Them	Many players struggle against one player type: the decent LAG. Ed shows how to turn the tables on such players by exploiting their aggression.
Miller	6.5 Hours Of $2/$5 At The WSOP	The $2/$5 cash tables at the WSOP draw many locals because of the great action. Ed looks at all the hands he played in one such session.
Miller	6.5 More Hours At The WSOP	More $2/$5 action from the Rio WSOP cash tables, with Ed Miller breaking down his thought processes in all the hands he played.
Miller	Practical Blind Play	Many live players prefer to chop the blinds when they can. When prior action dictates that they must play from the blinds, Ed has some practical advice.
Miller	Bet-Sizing Tells	Live players often leak information like gushing faucets. Bet-sizing tells represent a key leak that can be exploited profitably by the observant player.
Miller	GTO vs Exploitative Play	In one of the first training videos on the topic, Ed Miller compares the key features of GTO and exploitative play.
Miller	The Course: Where Money Comes From	This lengthy series is a companion to Ed's highly-acclaimed book "The Course." Also available as a curated course with quizzes in CORE L4.
Miller	The Course: Preflop Skills	In part 2 of the series, Ed emphasizes that poker success begins with preflop skills and well-crafted preflop ranges.
Miller	The Course: Don't Pay People Off	This video alone has saved Red Chip Poker subscribers an immeasurable amount of money. It's really simple. Don't pay off big turn and river bets.
Miller	The Course: Determining Value	How much profit can we make with a specific hand type on a given board? This lesson is all about maximizing value through well-crafted betting lines.
Miller	The Course: $1/$2 Multiway Pots	In entry-level live games, multiway pots are the rule rather than the exception. And yet they are often neglected. This lesson corrects that common omission.
Miller	The Course: Barreling	You've perfected your c-betting strategy, but what happens next when your opponent calls? The art of barreling is discussed by Ed in this episode.
Miller	The Course: Evaluating Board Texture	As a noted poker authority, Ed Miller's Card Player articles significantly advanced the theory of board texture. He summarizes that work in this video.
Miller	The Course: Live Reads	No, not a video on tells, but an analysis of various types of information that live players leak through betting patterns that you can use against them.
Miller	The Course: Emotional Numbing	It's not enough to understand and apply poker theory to enjoy success. You also have to detach from the inevitable swings of the game.
Miller	The Course: Exploiting Aggression	As you move up in stakes, the aggression of your opponents also increases. The good news: you can use the aggression of such players against them.
Miller	The Course: Playing Deep	Another difference at higher stakes is that buy-ins are frequently uncapped. Thus in order to beat such games, you need to be comfortable playing deep.
Miller	The Course: Taking On The Pros	Having worked our way through this course, you're now in a position to play $5/$10 and above where you'll face professional players. Here's how to beat them.
Miller	Exploitative Folds	Despite much training material emphasizing aggression and fighting for pots, sometimes the best path to profit is to fold exploitatively. Ed explains.
Miller	The Information Game	While a sound poker strategy relies on solid fundamentals. deviations from that strategy based on direct information about or opponents is critical for success.
Miller	Donk Bets	A follow-up to the previous video in which Ed argues that information contained in donk bets is particularly valuable in exploiting our opponents.
Miller	Is It A Cooler?	Ed is joined by Doug Hull for a freewheeling discussion on the topic of coolers. When is a cooler not a cooler? When we misplayed the hand.
Soto	Breaking Bad Poker	Christian Soto reviews poker hands from multiple sources including Red Chip Poker subscribers and well-known TV professionals.
Soto	Zeebo Theorem Is A Myth	The Zeebo theorem states that no player is capable of folding a full house on any betting round. Soto explains why this is absolute twaddle.
Soto	Pocket Queens	Several hands are reviewed by Christian Soto. In every case, the hero holds QQ.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 1	This popular seven-part series features recorded coaching sessions between Soto and his student Anton. Part 1 leads off with an introduction to Anton.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 2	In the hands featured in part 2 of the series, Anton flops really well, but did he maximize value. Soto suggests some alternative lines.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 3	This part of the coaching session begins with Soto sharing one of his hands with Anton from a $5/$5 game with a $10 button straddle.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 4	Soto drops down in stakes to $1/$2 and explains to Anton why he took the lines he did in multiple spots.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 5	This coaching session highlights Soto's approach of helping Anton deepen his thought processes when facing difficult spots.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 6	Anton is back with hands he played at $1/$2, with Soto analysing the plays and discussing Anton's thought processes.
Soto	Coaching Anton: Part 7	The series wraps up with an extended in video in which Soto probes the details of five hands played by Anton.
Soto	Aggression In Live Games	Christian Soto is joined by James "SplitSuit" Sweeney for a discussion of the importance of aggression in live games.
Soto	50NL Session Review Part 1	Christian recorded an online 50NL session for this play-and-explain video.
Soto	50NL Session Review Part 2	More hands recorded and commented upon in real time from the 50NL online tables.
Soto	No Holds Barred Poker	Matt Berkey joins Christian Soto as the two discuss key poker concepts with a focus on aggression.
Soto	Playing Tournaments: Stage 1	The early stages of tournaments are sometimes overlooked in favor of the later push-fold and bubble regimes. Soto redresses the balance.
Soto	MTT Review	Soto reviews one of his own recent MTTs, and highlights hands he played well, and those that could have been better.
Soto	25NL Online Poker Session	Recognizing many of our subscribers play low-stakes games online, Soto provides a play-and-explain from the 25NL tables.
Soto	Venus vs Mars Part 1	This oddly-titled video reflects the strong differences of opinion between Soto and Gareth James as they review some tournament hands.
Soto	Venus vs Mars Part 2	The discussion between Soto and James continues, but who is the God of War and who the Goddess of Love?
Soto	Limoto	When Christian Soto sits down with LATB legend Limon to discuss poker, the freewheeling conversation meanders delightfully.
Soto	$51k MTT Review Part 1	The $51k in this video title represents the buy-in of this nose-bleed stakes tournament. Soto is joined by Gareth James to review the action.
Soto	$51k MTT Review Part 2	Chin and Gareth's analysis of the super-high-roller tournament continues. With big money on the line, every decision counts for a lot.
Soto	MTT Concepts	Christian Soto is joined by Jordan Young for the latter's debut contribution to the Red Chip Poker MTT content.
Soto	Preflop Raise Sizing	Inspired by a forum thread, Soto looks at the topic of preflop raise sizing in the context of an overall hold'em strategy.
Soto	$109 Party MTT Review Part 1	Gareth James takes the lead in discussing various plays in a tournament played by Christian Soto, and quizzes the latter on his decisions.
Soto	$109 Party MTT Review Part 2	More hands from the $109 MTT played by Soto on PartyPoker as he and Gareth look at several aspects of MTT play through hand analysis.
Soto	OOP As The Preflop Raiser	Gareth presents Chin with a series of hands plucked from his MTT database in which he went to the flop out of position as the preflop raiser.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 1	Recorded over the period of about a year, this seven-part series involves Soto responding to hands and strategy debates from the forum.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 2	Topics in episode two of this series are driven by hand histories, with Soto refining the lines taken by subscribers.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 3	The hand analysis continues, this time leading off with a couple of hands in which hero slowplays AA preflop. Is that a good idea? Find out.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 4	In episode four of Soto vs The Forum, it's starting to look like Red Chip Poker subscribers pick up more than their fair share of AA.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 5	As the series progresses, Soto's analysis helps subscribers think about their hands and situations rather than providing a cookie-cutter approach.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 6	Topics featured in this episode include the merits (or lack thereof) of betting to "find out where we are," and the role of blockers in reaching decisions.
Soto	Soto vs The Forum 7	The series wraps up with hand analysis of mostly low-stakes, live games submitted by our subscribers.
Soto	Soto Plays LATB	The first of three videos in which Chrisitian Soto breaks down his thought processes in hands played by him on Live At The Bike.
Soto	Soto Plays More LATB	Soto gets involved in some big pots against the LATB regulars as he continues to review his play from the live-streamed game.
Soto	Soto Plays $10/$20	Another trip to beautiful Bell Gardens for Christian Soto, this time to play some $10/$20 on Live At The Bike.
Soto	Soto On LATB: Strategy Revealed 1	When a dozen or so Red Chippers traveled from Vegas to L.A., Soto was on hand to play in the game and analyse the hands afterwards.
Soto	Soto On LATB: Strategy Revealed 2	Both Soto's strategy and that of other Red Chippers is broken down using hands from the streamed Red Chip Poker Night at The Bicycle Casino.
Soto	25NL Cash-Game Hands	Christian Soto is again joined by Gareth James as the two discuss some hands from the 25NL online tables.
Soto	Select MTT Hands	Christian and Gareth switch from cash games to MTTs to discuss hands from a variety of stages in tournament play.
Soto	High-Stakes Mechanics Part 1	Soto is joined by high-stakes pro Matt Berkey as the two break down hands played by Matt on the streamed Poker Night In America.
Soto	High-Stakes Mechanics Part 2	Matt Berkey shares his thoughts on hands from a PINA game he played, and discusses the adjustments required in tougher games.
Soto	Poker Education	Christian Soto is joined by Persuadeo for a discussion about the state of poker education at training sites like Red Chip Poker and beyond.
Soto	$100 Rebuy MTT Review	With many player in the United States favoring ACR in a thin field of poker options, Soto reviews a $100 rebuy tournament he played on the platform
Soto	$109 MTT Review Part 1	This four-part series features a tournament played by Christian Soto. He discusses his decisions with friend and grinder Oscar Jurado.
Soto	$109 MTT Review Part 2	The dominant theme in this part of the series is that strong poker players can reach very different conclusions about the correct play in tournaments.
Soto	$109 MTT Review Part 3	Topics featured in this episode range from big blind defense to 3-betting strategies. The disagreements continue, revealing different playing styles.
Soto	$109 MTT Review Part 4	As Soto reaches the money and on to the final table, the fur continues to fly as he discusses hands wth Jurado. The importance of ICM is a key theme.
Sweeney	Live Multiway Pots	In low-stakes live games in particular, multiway pots are the rule rather than the exception. SplitSuit explains they are not something to be feared.
Sweeney	Making Overbets	Betting an amount greater than the pot is a relatively rare, but nonetheless important part of your poker arsenal. Under what conditions do we make the play?
Sweeney	100% Poker Aggression	SplitSuit, along with the other Red Chip coaches, have reputations for poker aggression. Why is aggression such a common feature, and what does it look like?
Sweeney	Always, Never, It Depends	During post-session review, SplitSuit argues that it is useful to identify spots in which you would always, never, or conditionally take a certain action.
Sweeney	I Love Jack-Ten Suited	SplitSuit puts his cards on the table and confesses an infatuation with JTs. But why? And how do you profit with this hand?
Sweeney	Simplifying 3-Bet Pots	As you increase your preflop aggression, you will naturally play in more 3-bet pots. This video discusses how to simplify decisions on the postflop streets.
Sweeney	Creating A Calling Range	When our opponent calls our bet, our action on the next street will be informed by constructing a range for them. SplitSuit demonstrates the process.
Sweeney	Aggression In Live Games	In this conversation between Christian Soto and SplitSuit, the two explain that aggression in live games is more than attractive, it's a necessity.
Sweeney	Getting AK/QQ all-in preflop	SplitSuit breaks down the fundamental math and conditions of when we can confidently commit all our chips preflop with AK and QQ.
Sweeney	Simple Squeezes	When the universe gives you lemons, squeeze them. Or more accurately, look for opportunities to squeeze when facing a preflop raise and call.
Sweeney	Playing KQ	A video about a single hand? KQ has some common traps for inexperienced players that SplitSuit discusses in detail using the APT software.
Sweeney	Suited Connectors	SplitSuit sets up APT to deal him exclusively suited connectors and illustrates how they can be played profitably from different positions.
Sweeney	Optimizing TAG: Ax	The power of suited aces in particular has been revealed in the solver era, but how do you optimize playing Ace-x in the context of a TAG style?
Sweeney	Optimizing TAG: Suited Connectors	Even tight players will sprinkle in some suited connectors into their opening ranges. But how do you play these hands well? SplitSuit demonstrates.
Sweeney	Range Reading Live TAGs	Some of your tougher opponents in low-stakes live games will play a TAG style. Understanding their ranges is they key to beating them.
Sweeney	$1/$2 Session Review Part 1	SplitSuit reviews a session played by Red Chip Poker sub ChipXTractor using the popular platform Advanced Poker Training tuned for a typical $1/$2 line-up.
Sweeney	$1/$2 Session Review Part 2	The second part of ChipXTractor's APT session analyzed by SplitSuit. Both preflop and postflop spots are placed under SplitSuit's microscope.
Sweeney	Optimizing TAG: Suited Gappers	A TAG style is a useful starting point for many hold'em players, but at some point we can add in more hands such as suited gappers to boost our win-rate.
Sweeney	Optimizing TAG: More Suited Gappers	The second part of this mini-series breaks down some more suited gappers, with an analysis of how to play these fun hands profitably.
Sweeney	Double Barrel For Value	Many players have a major leak of checking the turn as the aggressor. In many cases, a flop value bet should be followed up with a turn barrel.
Sweeney	Double-Barrel Bluffs	When we bet the flop as a bluff, we need to consider if the play will be continued on later streets. This video includes a helpful check-list for double barrels.
Sweeney	When The Preflop Raiser Checks	When the preflop raiser checks the flop, it opens up postflop opportunities, but SplitSuit reaches the fascinating conclusion that we can also exploit this preflop.
Sweeney	3-Betting AK And Missing The Flop	3-Betting AK preflop is standard, but you will also miss most flops. SplitSuit discusses how we decide to maintain our aggression when AK whiffs.
Sweeney	What They Called Your 3-Bet With	This video is based on material from SplitSuit's Hand-Reading Lab and looks at ranging our opponents in spots in which they called our preflop 3-bet.
Sweeney	1 session, 2 bluffs, 3 check-raises	The title of this video accurately describes a $1/$2 session played by SplitSuit. Here he reviews the merits of the lines he took in some key hands.
Sweeney	Calling Preflop Shoves	Getting shoved on preflop at 100bb can be intimidating when we're not holding the nuts. The good news is, the decision to call is a simple math problem.
Sweeney	Live Bet-Sizing Mistakes	Low-stakes, live players tend to have a strong herding mentality that leads to common and costly mistakes. Here are some related to bet sizing.
Sweeney	I Share My Range On J84	This three-part series features hands from SplitSuit's hand-reading workbook, illustrating how he would attack the problems he sets.
Sweeney	I Hand Read Them On A97	In this workbook hand, we are facing a weak TAG. SplitSuit explains how to range such a player across multiple streets.
Sweeney	Range vs Range on AK7	The final sample hand from the hand-reading workbook sees SplitSuit doing a full range-vs-range analysis on a AK7 board.
Sweeney	Fighting For Pots At $1/$2	At live $1/$2, many players seem content simply to win pots by having the best hand. You cannot beat the game this way. SplitSuit explains how to fight for pots.
Sweeney	Bet Sizing Q&A	This video on the critical topic of bet sizing was driven by posted questions on the topic by Red Chip Poker subscribers. SplitSuit provides the answers.
Sweeney	Small SPR Pots	Small SPR pots typically arise from heavy preflop action and are thus usually large. SplitSuit demonstrates how to play these important pots. SplitSuit provides the answers.
Sweeney	Paired Boards	SplitSuit uses Flopzilla to investigate hand-strength density on paired boards, revealing how such textures promote bluffing opportunities and other lines.
Sweeney	Baby Boards	Baby boards in which the flop comes 9 and below cause problems for many players. SplitSuit looks at how different ranges hit such boards.
Sweeney	Playing vs Unknowns Part 1	This three-part mini-series looks at how to handle so-called unknown players, and reveals we may know more about them than we think. We start preflop.
Sweeney	Playing vs Unknowns Part 2	In the second part of this series, SplitSuit describes information on our opponents that many players overlook. The focus is on physical tells and behavior.
Sweeney	Playing vs Unknowns Part 3	The final part of this series looks at the process of reverse engineering hands. SplitSuit presents an actionable methodology to reach our river decision.
Sweeney	Using Your HUD To Hand Read (Part 1)	This three-part series on using your HUD to reads hands when playing online was originally broadcast as a SplitSuit webinar on the topic.
Sweeney	Using Your HUD To Hand Read (Part 2)	After showing how opponents' ranges can be built from HUD stats in part 1, SplitSuit moves from preflop ranges to postflop continuance ranges.
Sweeney	Using Your HUD To Hand Read (Part 3)	The final part of this series looks at hand reading when our opponent barrels, then winds up with a question-and-answer period on the material in the series.
Sweeney	Common $1/$2 Mistakes	$1/$2 is the entry-level live game played by nearly all of us at some stage. SplitSuit reviews a student's hands to highlight some common mistakes.
Sweeney	The 1%: Breaking Apart Your Flawed Strategy	SplitSuit's video rendition of Ed Miller's "Poker's 1%" explains and expands on the content of that important book. We begin with common poker mistakes.
Sweeney	The 1%: The 70% Model	The remaining videos in this series look at various aspects and implications of the 70% model. But what is this model? SplitSuit explains the details.
Sweeney	The 1%: Branching Your Ranges & Exceptions	One complexity of the model that causes some confusion is what to do when the betting initiative changes. Here's a clear explanation of how to respond.
Sweeney	The 1%: Applying The 70% Model	We have a theoretical model, but how do we apply it in practice? SplitSuit gives a detailed breakdown following a hand down the postflop streets.
Sweeney	The 1%: Bluffing & Value Betting Frequencies	A central theme of the 70% model is maintaining theoretically-correct bluff-to-value-ratios. SplitSuit shows how it's done through examples.
Sweeney	The 1%: 5 Common Frequency Errors	The 70% model is fundamentally a frequency-based approach to playing hold'em well. Spotting frequency errors made by your opponents is thus key.
Sweeney	The 1%: The Good/Bad/Non Event Concept	The central corollary to the model of good, bad and neutral events. You have to understand how different run-outs cause us to deviate from the model to succeed.
Sweeney	The 1%: Refining Your Hand Selection	Central both to the model and to hold'em in general is deriving optimal continuance ranges. This video shows you how to refine your hand selection.
Sweeney	The 1%: How About When You Get Raised?	When we are the aggressor and get raised, the simplest elements of the model have to be adjusted for the new situation. This video explains how.
Sweeney	The 1%: How Should You Be Raising?	As the defender, part of our continuance range will include raises. Which hands go into the calling and raising buckets?
Sweeney	The 1%: Bonus Q&A Session	As a bonus captstone to the series, SplitSuit presents a Q&A session reflecting the most common questions asked about the material.
Sweeney	Information Gathering Q&A	In this session centered on subscriber questions, SplitSuit discusses how to gather and use information about our opponents when playing live.
Sweeney	Live $2/$5: One Pair Hands	When we find ourselves with one pair, we'll often be in the tricky situation of playing a merged range. SplitSuit explains how to negotiate these tough spots.
Sweeney	Live HH Review: Tx	A thematic live hand review in which SplitSuit's student's hole cards are Tx. Some key ideas on exploitative live play and how to review hands productively.
Sweeney	Calling vs. Shoving A Semi-Bluff	AQ on a JTx board clearly means you have something, but how do you play this hand facing aggression? SplitSuit looks at the merits of raising versus calling.
Vail	Omaha HL: 101	Greg Vail introduces the fundamental principles of Omaha High-Low Eight-Or-Better, with an emphasis on the popular pot-limit 4- and 5-card variants.
Vail	Omaha HL: Starting Hand Selection	Like any poker variant, the bedrock to success is understanding which hands are playable and why. Greg provides guidelines on O8 preflop ranges.
Vail	Omaha HL: Key Cards & Safety	Much of poker can be understood in terms of a risk-reward relationship. As Greg explains in this video, PLO8 allows us to risk a little to win a lot.
Vail	Omaha HL: Pushing vs Pulling	One interesting dynamic in PLO8 is the decision of whether we should "pull or push" with a hand. Do we want to pull opponents into the pot, or push them out?
Vail	Common O8 Mistakes & Misplays Part 1	One way of improving our play in any form of poker is through the gradual elimination of common mistakes. Greg looks at such errors in this three-part series.
Vail	Common O8 Mistakes & Misplays Part 2	In the second part of this series on mistakes and misplays, Greg looks at the dangers of overplaying one-way hands and drawing to non-nut outs.
Vail	Common O8 Mistakes & Misplays Part 3	You know that you're getting some of the pot with the nut low, but if it's one quarter or less it's usually a huge mistake to make or call big bets.
Vail	Transparency & Alternative Lines Part 1	Greg illustrates the nuances of O8 hand reading and how we can use it both to exploit and to befuddle our opponents.
Vail	Transparency & Alternative Lines Part 2	Taking non-standard lines in O8 can be a powerful way of confusing our opponents to gain extra bets, or even take down a whole pot with mediocre hands.
Vail	You’re Doing It Wrong!	Betting and check-raising for value are both legitimate plays in O8, but Greg has discovered that many players are doing it wrong. This video explains why.
Vail	Bluffing In O8	Can you bluff in a game in which multiway pots are common and most opponents figure they have hit the board? Sure you can! Greg explains how.
Vail	When Things Get Weird	When inexperienced O8 players hit unusual situations, they often revert to hold'em solutions. This can be a costly error. Greg shows you how to avoid it.
Vail	Limit O8 Part 1	While pot-limit variants of O8 now dominate in online play, live poker still sees plenty of fixed-limit O8, particularly as a mainstay of mixed games.
Vail	Limit O8 Part 2	Both pot-limit 08 players and fixed-limit hold'em players will see familiar themes in fixed-limit O8, but pulling it all together requires a qualified guide.
Vail	Limping Is Losing	Preflop limping is quite common in low-stakes O8, but as Greg argues in this video, just like in hold'em it is a losing mistake.
Valdez	Deviation	In his first video for Red Chip Poker, Fausto Valdez looks at counter-measures one must employ against aggressive opponents to beat them.
Valdez	Playing Out Of Position	Playing out of position makes poker more difficult, but Fausto shares some strategies and tactics to make the scenario less scary.
Valdez	Fausto vs Persuadeo	Fausto is joined by Persuadeo as they discuss some tough hands from the $2/$5 tables and share their philosophies and winning lines.
Valdez	Live $2/$5 Session Hand Review	More $2/$5 hands are reviewed by Fausto, as he backs up some of his more creative lines with quantitative support from Flopzilla analysis.
Valdez	Deviating On Range Advantage Boards	Against good, aggressive opponents, you may find some of your pet strategies simply do not work. Fausto looks at deviations that counter such opponents.
Valdez	Betting: Gaining an Edge	Fausto takes a fresh look at the role of betting in poker, and the edges that can be gained if we move beyond the traditional value-versus-bluff dichotomy.
Valdez	Live $2/$5 Session Hand Review Part 2	More hands played at the $2/$5 tables in which Fausto explains how he generates edges through his loose-aggressive approach.
Valdez	Training With Flopzilla	Fausto has a reputation of being a creative player, but his non-standard lines are not summoned from thin air. The strategy begins in the Flopzilla lab.
Wallace	WSOPcom $5 Re-entry Part 1	This series of videos by Chris "Fox" Wallace" consist of three-parters in which Fox reviews MTT hand histories from subscribers. Or in this case, himself.
Wallace	WSOPcom $5 Re-entry Part 2	In part 2 of the series, Fox is sitting with an average stack of 20bb, allowing him to illustrate the nuances of the 3-bet-shove realm.
Wallace	WSOPcom $5 Re-entry Part 3	The series concludes with action rarely featured in such reviews: an extended heads-up battle for the gold trophy.
Wallace	PokerStars $11 (Sidris) Part 1	We start this tournament hand history with the first hand of the tournament and a discussion of what we can glean using our PT4 database and HUD.
Wallace	PokerStars $11 (Sidris) Part 2	With around half the field already eliminated, Part 2 begins with our hero sitting on an average stack, but already close to the push-fold realm with 15bb.
Wallace	PokerStars $11 (Sidris) Part 3	The final part of the series begins with the formation of the final table. A key theme: learn how to survey the stack distribution to create a plan.
Wallace	JDeezy MTTs Part I	Fox looks at two $16.50 tournaments in this series, both played by RCP subscriber JDeezy who has a deep run in both.
Wallace	JDeezy MTTs Part 2	This video begins deep into the final table with only four players remaining, and features many hands from the phase when money jumps really matter.
Wallace	JDeezy MTTs Part 3	The second tournament featured in this mini-series has our hero playing the short-stack. Many players give up when their low on chips, much to their cost.
Wallace	Intro To PLO	Chris "Fox" Wallace kicks off this introductory, three-part series to PLO with an overview of key concepts that will help NLHE players transition.
Wallace	PLO Preflop Play	"Play four cards that work well together," is typical preflop PLO advice, but what does this mean in practice? What are sound preflop ranges? Fox explains.
Wallace	PLO Postflop Primer	Postflop PLO has the reputation for requiring gamble, with big made hands getting all-in against massive draws. But you can tilt the playing field in your favor.
Wallace	Adjustments From Heads-Up Pots	Part of the "Negotiating Multiway Pots" series, in which Fox discusses key differences to the more widely-studied heads-up scenarios.
Wallace	Deconstructing A Live Hand	This hand breakdown in "Negotiating Multiway Pots" course gives an in-depth example of how multiway scenarios allow advanced hand reading.
Wallace	Some online hand examples	Online microstakes cash games produce similar multiway dynamics to those that are common live. Fox provides some analysis of such hands.
Young	Preflop Tournament Strategy	Jordan Young demonstrates how one can build a preflop tournament strategy from the ground up, with an emphasis on range building.
Young	Establishing An MTT 3-Bet Range	As a tournament progresses, stacks become shallower and ICM effects increase. Thus our preflop 3-bet range needs to respond to these changes.
Young	MTT Strategy: Early Stage	In this three-part series on tournament strategy, Jordan divides play in terms of early, middle and late stages. We star, naturally enough, with the early stage.
Young	MTT Strategy: Middle-Late Stage	Using the same tournament hand history as the previous video, Jordan demonstrates middle-late stage concepts through hand examples.
Young	MTT Strategy: Stack Leverage	In a tournament your chips are a weapon. Learn how to use your stack to dominate your opponents.
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