Poker Videos

Micro/Small Stakes, 2 tables, 35 minutes. This week danzasmack and BigBadBabar continue the session review from last week as BBB plays 2-tables of O8.

Micro/Small Stakes, 2 tables, 68 minutes. Danzasmack brings on a new student, BigBadBabar and they review his latest foray into 2-tabling O8.

High Stakes, 2 tables, 63 minutes. Deepsquat wraps up with a little mid/high stakes 2-tabling.

Mid Stakes, 2 tables, 53 minutes. Deepsquat is reviewing play at two mid-stakes LHE tables.

High Stakes, 2 tables, 55 minutes. Deepsquat went back to two tables to get better in-depth analysis of his $10/20 :HE play.

High Stakes, 4 tables, 53 minutes. Deepsquat gives you high-stakes LHE over multiple sites.

High Stakes, 4 tables, 52 minutes. Deepsquat has more tables of mid-high stakes limit hold'em going with complete commentary.

High Stakes, 4 tables, 74 minutes. Deepsquat reviews some $5/10 and $10/20 play on 4 tables.

Mid Stakes, 4 tables, 68 minutes. Deepsquat does a small classroom/video review with a focus on check-raising the turn with the betting lead.

Mid Stakes, 2 tables, 60 minutes. Deepsquat introduces his new series and gets right into some 2-tabling mid-stakes LHE.

Micro/Small Stakes, 1 tables, 41 minutes. Terp tackles the final move which is to move up in limits. Topics include game planning and what to expect at the next level.

Micro/Small Stakes, 1 tables, 56 minutes. 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.

Micro/Small Stakes, 1 tables, 52 minutes. Terp talks about read formations, avoiding assumptions, poor reads, and how misreading can be worse than playing blind.

Micro/Small Stakes, 1 tables, 39 minutes. 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.

Micro/Small Stakes, 1 tables, 40 minutes. Terp talks about focusing on the wrong information examples include extrapolating from unrelated events, dropping a lot of terminology, and doing incomplete analysis.