Terp begins with the poker is hard and we are human, finding correlations when there isn't any.
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Terp wraps up his series with the topic of calculated imbalance and how it can help you.
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Terp continues the series of balance with a look at frequencies and the raw math of your opponent's play to find their imbalances.
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Terp is working on more ownage via balance, analyzing our own balance and our opponent's balance too.
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Terp, as a supplement to his series On Balance, talks about balance and notetaking.
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Terp covers the topic of exploitation both of you as Hero and your opponents.
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Terp continues talking about the hand from last episode, a tale of two ranges, elaborating on the balance issues and the math behind the decisions.
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Terp is moving to the topic of showing flop textures and our range versus our opponents range on each flop, with illustrations and examples.
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Terp talks more balancing strategies with the topic this week being Preflop balance.
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Terp gives an introduction to his series and then begins with defining balance and how it can help you exploit your opponents or avoid being exploited yourself.
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Terp talks about the math behind the concept of balance as a prelude to his new series.
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Terp tackles the final move which is to move up in limits. Topics include game planning and what to expect at the next level.
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Terp talks about image and how many of us do not include our own image into the equation when trying to determine correct play or asking for advice in a tricky spot.
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Terp talks about read formations, avoiding assumptions, poor reads, and how misreading can be worse than playing blind.
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Terp discusses the "Isn't Necessary" fallacy which pertains to thinking or saying that you don't need to do something to win at a given level.
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Terp talks about focusing on the wrong information examples include extrapolating from unrelated events, dropping a lot of terminology, and doing incomplete analysis.
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Terp covers the problems with difficulties found when you are not the aggressor including symptoms and solutions.
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Terp returns this week and talks about turn and river weakness, symptoms and solutions, covered with specific examples.
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Terp kicks off his series with a basic outline then immediately gets into a common small-stakes NLHE leak.
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DeucesCracked Coach Terp plays 4 tables of 200NL in his debut episode of Ghost. Watch him break down his opponents as he explains his play.
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Terp and Orange wrap up the season with a discussion on balance and how it pertains to bluffing and hand ranges.
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Terp and Orange continue to talk about perceived hand ranges against better opponents and manipulating it so they think what we want them to think . . . I think.
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Terp and Orange talk about perceived ranges and the definition of the phrase.
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Those fun loving gypsy's are back in their next installment of Hand Readers. Terp and Orange continue their discussion of two-barrel bluffing and how it leads into semi-bluffing the turn.
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Terp and Orange continue their hand reading venture by building of last week's seminar on board textures. Where to double barrel and why we do it, is pivotal this week.
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Orange and Terp are back this week to continue your soul reading training. This week's topics focus on double barreling or simply betting the turn.
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Welcome to the premere of Hand Readers with Orange and Terp. To start the series they lay some basics for what the series will contain as well as discuss topics like the Fundamental Theorem of Poker and some hand examples.
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Hand Readers, are they really soul reading, or just really good at situational cognitive thought? Come find out as Terp and Orange expand on last episodes topics and include some example hands.
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TerryFan continues his review of the 4-tabling full ring 25NL Rush poker video.
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Terryfan gets the rush going with a session review at 4 tables of 25NL.
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