GTOWizard has just dropped multiway postflop solving that factors in ICM and bounties.
For those who survive deep into big-field tournaments or love the chaos of bounty formats, this might be the tool you never knew you needed.
The new update lets users analyze three-way postflop spots with ICM and even breaks down complex formats like PKOs and TKOs.
If you have the right subscription tier, you’ll get access to custom bet sizes, node locking, and more.
Yesterday
This is how you deal with the limpers in cash games.
Jonathan Little brings some tips on how to handle limpers in cash games and make sure you get the maximum value with your strong hands.
This live hand analysis comes with an interesting twist at the end.
Check out this hand breakdown from a live low-stakes game where an unusual turn decision leads to a fairly non-standard river situation.
There is a fine line between discipline and fear in poker.
Being able to make a tight fold or skip on a bluff when the spot calls for it is important; making that same tight fold because or not going for a bluff because you’re afraid can hurt your game. Per Phil Galfond, this is a very important distinction to make.
August 22
Some more thoughts on late tournament registration…
To late-reg or not to late-reg, this is the question. The answer, or at least some of the pros and cons, are detailed in this article from GTOWizard.
Not surprisingly, Galfond’s latest X post had some interesting feedback.
These responses are poker’s equivalent of “do you even lift, bro.” Yes, putting up a few Gs for poker training that mostly focuses on the mental side of things isn’t for everyone, but Galfond said it himself that his boot camp isn’t right for most people.
August 21
Paging all poker nerds.
This one is for you.
August 20
WPT Seoul is moving to the INSPIRE Entertainment Resort in Incheon for the first time this fall.
The festival runs from October 30 to November 9 and will be held at the new YY Poker Club, which boasts 70 tables and a livestream studio on its second floor.
The schedule is packed, with 46 events over 11 days, headlined by the WPT Seoul INSPIRE Championship, which comes with a KRW 1 billion guarantee for a KRW 1.75 million buy-in.
August 19
This is an interesting hand breakdown from a live $25/$50 game.
There is a lot to learn from these live hand breakdowns as the final result isn’t always what you’d expect. How things played out on this river was certainly a surprise.
What are the correct adjustments when playing on the button?
GTOWizard brings a quick breakdown of how to best adjust when playing from the button when the action folds to you.
Kevin Rabichow announced as Beyond The Game’s second co-coach for its third season.
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August 16
Stop making these mistakes in low stakes games.
Jonathan Little brings an overview of the five most common mistakes players make in low stakes cash games and how these mistakes are preventing them from making (more) money at the tables.
Sam Greenwood brings us the top 10 punts of the 2026 WSOP Main Event.
A fun throwback to some of the craziest hands we saw go down in this year’s Main.
August 15
Will registering late for tournaments make you money?
The team behind the GTO Wizard tackles one of the hottest topics in poker and breaks it down to the finest detail in this 20+ minute video.
Garrett Adelstein’s shares some tips to him younger self.
Garrett has become a bit of a controversial figure in recent years, but his skills on the live felt can’t be denied either way.
Tilting at the tables is a luxury Alex Fitzgerald can’t afford.
That’s definitely an interesting take on the topic of tilt in poker.
August 14
Trying to copy high-stakes pros when you’re just starting your poker journey isn’t the best idea.
Of course we get the inspiration from highly-successful pros, but early in your journey, you aren’t ready to handle things the way they can, and this is especially true for playing a bunch of tables online. Getting solid foundations and making sure you’re a winning player is way more important than mindlessly trying to put in as much volume as possible.
August 12
Galfond’s Beyond the Game is taking on new students.
Is this what you need to take your poker career to the next level? Beyond The Game is an intense poker training program for the select candidates that are ready to put in the work and see the fruits of their efforts.
August 10
Fedor Holz’s advice on improving at poker.
It’s also about studying and sticking to a routine.
August 06
When do you c-bet big out of position?
Large continuation bets can be a powerful weapon in your arsenal, but only if you know when to apply the pressure. Otherwise, you’ll be wasting a ton of chips.
This poker solver breakdown features three key concepts to take into account when deciding whether a big continuation bet out of position is the right play.
August 05
Is poker coaching about transforming a player or working to expand on their strenghts?
While it may be a tempting idea, Alex Fitzgerald doesn’t believe that a poker coach should try to fundamentally change a player. He thinks that a better approach is to accept their limits and work within those lines.
August 03
Jonathan Little shares some $1/$2 live cash game exploits.
According to Little, live low-stakes games are still one of the most profitable forms of poker out there, especially if you adopt certain exploits and make them a part of your strategy.
August 01
Jonathan Little brings five tips to beat small stakes cash games.
If you’re playing $1/$2 or $2/$5, you should definitely check out this article. Inside, Jonathan Little explains five adjustments you should make to increase your win rate.
Here’s an interesting breakdown of how WSOP Main Event final table players should adjust their strategies based on the ICM.
Mike Brady took the time to crunch some numbers and came up with some tips for each player making this year’s WSOP Main Event final table based on their stack size, table position, and ICM considerations.
July 30
How to approach studying GTO poker the right way?
Phil Galfond is back with another insightful article. In this one, he talks about how “one size doesn’t fit all” when it comes to learning the GTO strategy and how different players may need different learning processes for the best results.
July 26
These are some interesting thoughts on makeup in live poker tournament deals.
While makeup is the standard way to go in long-term backing deals, this post explains why the setup doesn’t really work for live MTTs, and there are some really solid points in there.
Beyond the Solvers teaches you how to identify and exploits the mistakes your opponents keep repeating.
Learning solver outputs is important, but your biggest edge comes from understanding your opponents, noticing the same mistakes that appear over and over, and learning how to take full advantage of those mistakes.
July 25
Medium Defense Frequency (MDF) in a nutshell.
You’ve probably heard about the Medium Defense Frequency, or MDF, as it is one of the often used concepts in poker strategy materials. But do you know what it is, really?
In this short video, James “SplitSuit” Sweeney provides a quick breakdown while also explaining why MDF isn’t a purely GTO concept.
Know your tournament strategy before you even sit down to play.
ICM is important, but a lot of it really boils down to what your goal for a specific event is. Know what you’re after before you even register and it will help you navigate difficult spots.
Check out some free poker training resources from Phil Galfond.
There is some great poker training content and tools that Phil Galfond made (and continues to make) that you might not even be aware of. So, here’s a quick breakdown from the man himself.
July 23
What are a couple of common mistakes players make deep in tournaments that cost them great results?
Alex Fitzgerald takes a deep dive into this topic and brings some of his own observations as well as tips how you can remove these obstacles.
Did you know within The Chip Race podcast is a treasure trove of strategy advice and lessons?
By David Lappin’s calculations there is 20 hours of free strategy content for you to get your teeth into.
July 22
Squeezing can be a powerful weapon in poker.
You just need to pay attention and be aware of players who are opening too wide.
July 21
Alex Livingston shares some tips on what is really needed to win in mixed games.
If you want to become better at mixed games and improve your win rates, this man certainly has the right credentials to offer valuable insights.
River bets make up a big portion of your hourly at cash game tables.
It is worth taking some extra time on the river to come up with the best decision regarding the bet size that stands to produce the most value in the long run.
July 19
A new platform for poker players looking to up their game is here.
Jason Tompkins has just launched Maverick – a unique platform designed to give all players a structured path forward, regardless of where they’re at in their careers.
Uri Peleg’s crossover lesson between poker and Magic: The Gathering.
This one’s for all the fans of the other card game, which are not hard to find in the poker community. I’ll admit I’ve never played the game, but Uri always knows what he’s talking about, so it’s probably a piece of advice worth sharing.
July 18
Stop letting fish of the hook!
A new (free) poker training video from Run It Once talks about finding spots where you can amp up the aggression and put your opponents in uncomfortable situations instead of being passive and letting them play inside their comfort zone.
July 17
Octopi Pokre has introduced a few interesting features.
If you’re looking for a poker training / solver to take your game to the next level, Octopi Poker offers an interesting platform with options and features for hardcore grinders and recreational players alike. And the team working behind the scenes brings out constant upgrades and innovations to keep things fresh.
There are many aspects to the mental game in poker.
Things you do away from the tables and how you (fail to) prepare for you sessions can have a big impact on your bottom line.
July 16
Faraz Jaka wraps up his 2026 WSOP with a bit of a lesson.
After wrapping up his 2026 World Series and making money in his last four events, Faraz Jaka took to X to share his thoughts about the importance of min-cashes when they are 2x instead of 1.5x the buy-in.
July 15
An interesting take on bomb pots from Bart Hanson.
Bomb pots have certainly become commonplace in live poker games, whether in a casino or in a private setting. Separating bomb pot results from the rest of your session could be a good way to get a better idea of your actual win rate.
July 12
How to save money when playing poker?
Stop paying off people when you can’t figure out what worse hand they might be betting for value with. It’s a simple piece of advice, but sounds very spot on.
July 11
Do you know how to study poker properly?
It is one thing to want to get better at poker; it is another entirely to approach the process in the right way. Dan Smith shares some valuable tips on how to study the game and get the results you want.
July 10
Jeremy Ausmus explains all you need to know about swapping in poker.
Swapping in poker – what is it, how does it work, what are the tax implications, and does it influence the integrity of the games? Jeremy Ausmus takes a deep dive into this interesting topic and explains some general rules and procedures and shares some of his personal experiences.
July 06
A good resource for those made Day 2 of the Main.
If you’re looking to run deep in the Big One, these free lessons could certainly help you achieve that goal.
A couple of more nuggets of wisdom from Alex Fitzgerald.
Alex always has interesting tips that are simple, short, and effective, especially if you give them some though.
July 05
What is the secret of elite players who keep crushing? It’s not just GTO!
Learning GTO is one piece of the puzzle, but there is a lot more to it. Navigating tough multi-way spots and coming up with correct decisions is what separates the truly elite players from the rest, say 'bencb.’
July 03
Sam Greenwood shares his top 10 Main Event lessons.
Check out some very practical tournament advice from one of the game’s best. If you’re about to play the Main Event, and especially if you don’t have much live experience, these tips could come in very handy.
July 02
Guess the number of Main Event entrants & get a free month of RIO membership.
The Main Event fever is here and everybody’s catching the bug. Run It Once is giving away one month of their Elite poker training to one person who gets the closest guess for the total number of players in this year’s tournament.
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