Carrot Poker

Pete quotes and explains a section of his new book, Poker Therapy, which deals with survival instincts hampering poker decision making.

Pete interviews semi-professional tournament player Jules about topics such as mental game struggles, staking deals, and how to balance poker with another profession.

Pete resumes his exploration into the game theory of button vs big blind with a look at a very wet flop.

Pete interviews poker author Michael Matteo about his book, which is aimed at brand new online poker players. The discussion is very much about the struggles of writing about poker and how to go about teaching newer players.

Pete invites new player and streamer Alexandra onto the show to get the perspective of a beginner female player in a male dominated game.

Pete interviews Adam - a keen poker player and poker software developer - about his new training software and his outlook on the game.

In this purely strategic segment, Pete breaks down a dry king-high flop in a Button vs. Big Blind situation using a poker solver and takes you through each player's strategy step by step.

In this strategy episode, Pete discusses the most common ways that students abuse the notion of blockers and clarifies when and how they should be used to improve your game.

Pete explains the main idea behind his new Mental Game book, which he expects to release in a few months' time and gives out some advice for understanding why we struggle to adapt to the realm of poker.

Pete interviews one of his students, who is a successful lawyer, about how his competitve spirit and determination to win actually hurt his chances in poker and what mental game coaching has been needed to make progress.

Pete introduces his new free miniature course on 3-Betting while explaining what constitutes a sucessful approach to 3-Betting in the modern day.

Pete interviews one of his more successful students from the last few months of coaching. The discussion features what has gone right to make Nick's poker journey so seemingly painless. Learn how Nick transformed his game through coaching and what lessons he learned along the way.

Pete talks at length about the various ways in which you can have too little or too much variety and how important a concept variety is for the aspiring poker player.

Pete catches up with Dan, one of his first online poker buddies from 2009 and reminisces about the good old days before taking eight questions sent in by Dan's poker study group.

Pete delivers a crash course on how to avoid common mistakes when using a poker solver, while explaining the ideas behind his new exciting GTO solver based poker EMagazine PIO vs. Population.

Pete interveiws his Student Ed, a recent engineering graduate and young professional poker player about his turbulent early career, reasons for his early success, and how variance affects our long-term prospects and attitudes towards the game.

Pete and his student Niall have a deep conversation about the correlations between poker and the geek gaming scene, covering topics from mistakes to the dangers of rule following.

Pete interviews his student Tuvya about his transition from backgammon player to poker player.

Pete interveiws his student and professional poker player Mike about the struggles and rewards of where dreams meet reality.

Peter brings his student Chris on to the show, a high stakes pro from pre Black Friday who is now reemerging and jumping back into the games. The discussion follows Chris's quest to adapt to the modern games and apply his old skills in the new world of GTO planning.