- The week’s picks from the pokerfuse.com poker training video directory.
Our weekly feature gives readers a look inside our Poker Training Video Directory. We showcase some of the week’s best training videos from some of the top video producers and training sites available on the web.
Keep in mind many of these are premium subscription sites, but lots of them offer free previews, free trials or other alternative methods of maintaining a premium membership.
MoreEv (Other): bluffing by Nitreg
Bluffing and bluff strategy is one of the hardest but most fundamental parts of poker. Without a doubt, if you do not bluff in poker, there is no way you can be a successful poker player. That being said, Nitreg explain why bluffing is no small task, as it requires good poker sense, timing and guts to pull it off.
DJ Sensei (PLO): Dr DJ's PLO Practice: Episode Seveen
DJ Sensei talks about Barreling and how he believes people don’t do it often enough, or stick with it as a plan due to the change in our holdings.Watch this video on Deuces Cracked →
Vulcans (NLHE): Tough Game When you Run Bad 10/20 25/50 NLHE
In this video we look at a number of interesting high stakes spot. Unfortunately, the cards are not turning our way and very few of these hands turn out in our favor. I also included one especially interesting hand at 2 4 NLHE where we 5bet QJ and get called.Watch this video on Drag The Bar →
Andrew Brokos (SNG/MTT): WCOOP Heads-Up Hand History Review with Andrew Brokos (Part 6)
Just in time for WCOOP, Andrew “foucault82” Brokos breaks down the heads-up game by reviewing his run in last year’s WCOOP Heads-Up tournament. This is a 6 part series. Andrew also discusses a number of the hands vs NeverScaredB on his Thinking Poker Podcast Note: Andrew has added a part 6 to this series from this year’s HU WCOOP Event that will be released next.Watch this video on Tournament Poker Edge →
Clint Losch (SNG/MTT): Clint’s Mid-Game Study Session
Watch this video on Bluefire Poker →
Ph33roX (SNG/MTT): Ph33roX Leakfinder #4 – $30 Hypers (Mix of Opponents)
Ph33roX reviews play at the $30 hyper level on Full Tilt Poker. The player faces both a random opponent and a regular. Ph33roX talks about taking your entire range into consideration when playing a thinking opponent, and why you should sometimes play smaller pots against unpredictable randoms.
