- 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.
Andrew Brokos (SNG/MTT): WCOOP Heads-Up Hand History Review with Andrew Brokos (Part 4)
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 5 part series. Andrew also discusses a number of the hands vs NeverScaredB on his Thinking Poker PodcastWatch this video on Tournament Poker Edge →
pbogz1114 (SNG/MTT): Guide on Crushing Turbo HUSNGs (Part 1) – Starting Out
Pbogz goes over basic poker math to help players get started in the turbo or regular speed format of heads up sit and gos.
MoreEv (Other): Isolation Raise By Nitreg
The purpose of an isolation raise is to single out a weak player who open limps. You want all other players to fold to your raise. In poker, isolating the fish is one of the most important concepts a new player will need to grasp. This strategy will make you a lot of money. It should be pretty obvious why you want to play pots heads-up against a fish. If you’re the better player, the more you play heads-up against a bad player, the more you will make in the long run.
KRANTZ & sthief09 (NLHE): Applied Game Theory: Floating
This week, Jay and Josh build upon the floating toy game that they started last time. We use what we’ve learned about creating EV tables and apply some game theory magic to learn about the viability of different strategies.Watch this video on Deuces Cracked →
Hunter Bick (NLHE): The Hud-less Horseman: Part 1
Rolling hud-less on Bovada with a $100nl hu match vs. an aggressive, TAG-ish player. The match in general has a lot of action, but part 1 sees several all-ins with many stacks going back and forth between us. My opponent set the tone early with frequent 3-betting, and I fought back with a somewhat light shove and a light calldown. We also both picked up some good hands along the way. Most of the discussion centers around watching his tendencies and making sure that we remember later how he played certain pots so we can exploit any patterns that develop in his play.Watch this video on Drag The Bar →
Apotheosis (NLHE): $500 NL Zoom
In his first live play video Chris sits down and opens up two tables of his bread and butter game $500 NL Zoom. After a 3 week hiatus from the games while in Barcelona Chris shakes off the rust and tries to focus on playing GTO and picking good spots to exploit our opponents.Watch this video on LeggoPoker →
