1. Sunday 500 Hand History Review with Andrew Brokos

Part 2 – 4:18 Andrew assumes people shove good pre flop in order to see 5 cards.

2. Sunday 500 Hand History Review with Andrew Brokos

Part 4 – 7:07 Andrew suggests AJ in this spot.

3. TPE THEORY: Aggression

Part 1 – 12:00 with Q7s. A good time to get away with a 3-bet is when either you or an unknown villain moves to a new table because they don’t have a history with you yet.

4. TPE THEORY: Aggression

Part 1 – 26:30 with Q9o. BourbonFTW had been aggressive so he perceived the SB’s 4-bet as potentially light which made this a good spot for a light 5-bet.

5. Ftops 300r Final Table HH Review with BourbonFTW

Part 2 – 10:40 with AKs. After 3-betting from OOP, you should just about every flop.

6. Ftops 300r Final Table HH Review with BourbonFTW

Part 2 – 21:00 with QQ. When you move to a new table, do not 3-bet with your right away because they don’t have a history with you so you won’t get much action.

7. TPE THEORY: Exploiting Tendencies

Part 1 – 11:40. If your opponent does not 3-bet enough, you should 4-bet him for value with a range.

8. TPE THEORY: Exploiting Tendencies

Part 1 – 19:00. If your opponent 3-bets too much, you should 4-bet him as a with a wider range.

9. TPE Theory: 3-Betting with Daryl Jace

Part 3 – 10:00 Daryl suggests we can go for hands that play well post flop and have descent .

10. TPE Theory: 3-Betting with Daryl Jace

Part 6 – 2:45 Daryl says is all about counter strategy.

11. TPE THEORY: 3-Betting and 4-Betting

Part 1 – 29:50. When considering a 4-bet shove, you should think about your when called in addition to your fold equity.

12. TPE THEORY: 3-Betting and 4-Betting

Part 5 – 20:30. are cards in your hand that decrease the likelihood that your opponent will call your 4-bet shove, thereby increasing the equity of the play.

13. February 6th, 2014 – Tournament Strategy and Hand Analysis with Andrew Brokos

MC. 1:24:10 When Antes start Andrew feels

It doesn’t change anything

Time to tighten up

Changes Play a lot

Play only premiums

14. February 6th, 2014 – Tournament Strategy and Hand Analysis with Andrew Brokos

MC. 1:42:50 Bigger bet sizing makes opponents think about their

Position

Hand

Stack relative to bet size

folding range

15. April 18th 2013- Poker Tournament Strategy with Chris”MovesLikeDarvin”Moon

MC.1:11:00. Chris feels that it’s harder to play against a ton of limp-callers than it is to play against the 3 and 4 betters you find in

Micro stakes

Low Stakes

Mid Stakes

High stakes

16. April 18th 2013- Poker Tournament Strategy with Chris”MovesLikeDarvin”Moon

MC.1:15:30. The primary reason to 3-bet with JJ in this hand is to fold out

Better Hands

Worse hands

Limpers

Raisers

17. Preflop Raise Sizing: How Big is Too Big?

T or F. It doesn’t take anywhere near as much betting on early streets in order to get stacks all-in by the river.

True

false

18. Hand Ranges

T or F. You can usually 3-bet more hands from the BB against a button open because most people open a wide range from this position.

True

False

19. Linear or Polarized 3-Betting? A Strategic Blueprint

T or F. When it comes to 3-betting, there are no differences between how we should approach the practice in position versus out of position.

True

False

20. Playing A 20-30BB Stack

T or F. As you get closer to 20bb, you should save your chips for 3-bet shoving as opposed to open raising.

True

False