‘Quick Studies’ is our totally unique approach to poker training. It consists of fast, fun, and exciting animated whiteboard videos.

Foundational poker concepts necessary to set you up for the fastest path to success on your poker journey.

In this series, we discuss what a solver is and why any player that is serious about strategy should consider using one.

This 5-part series is an introductory course to using solvers as a part of your poker study.

Examine how simplified versions of poker known as 'toy games' can teach us a lot about how the real game actually works.

Take a look at the impact of tournament ICM on strategies long before the final table, and examine the various factors that make ChipEV solver outputs somewhat unreliable.

The one stop shop to learn the fundamentals of live $1/$2 and $2/$5 cash games.

Use cutting-edge solver technology to explore the world of multiway poker, with insights about four-way, five-way and even six-way post flop scenarios.

Playing out of position to a cold caller is totally different from playing against the big blind. Learn why you should rethink continuation betting and how to navigate the unfamiliar situations that may follow.

Matt Hunt breaks down all the phases of a standard multi-table tournament, and discusses strategy and incentives for each one.

Take a look at the various ways that ICM influences tournament poker scenarios using hands from various Super High Roller Bowl events over the past four years.

Use solver technology to explore the key principles of multiway pots.

Take a look at some common MTT situations and use PIOSolver to find exploitative strategies that target the most common mistakes by the tournament player pool.

Use a preflop solver to explore a variety of unconventional and exploitative preflop approaches for MTT scenarios, including diving into limping ranges and exploitative 3-bets at various stack sizes.

Take a look at the impact of tournament ICM on strategies long before the final table, and examine the various factors that make ChipEV solver outputs somewhat unreliable.

Take a look at the impact of tournament ICM on strategies long before the final table, and examine the various factors that make ChipEV solver outputs somewhat unreliable.

An in depth breakdown of one of the biggest final tables ever televised.

Take a deep dive into bounty tournaments, and explore some of the skills and strategies you'll need in order to navigate these high-variance environments.

Jason Su explains his “go to” performance frameworks and combines them with guided presencing exercises that will allow both your mind and nervous system to understand what creates your best levels of play.

Matt Berkey will give you a step by step on how he game planned for his million dollar heads up match with Nik Airball.

Jason Su focuses on an important topic for many poker players right now: the transition from live to online games.

A guide to continuation betting on different textures and formations with Landon Tice.

Explore the frameworks that help you master the most frequent and important postflop situations: C-betting spots.

Playing out of position to a cold caller is totally different from playing against the big blind. Learn why you should rethink continuation betting and how to navigate the unfamiliar situations that may follow.

In this course, Landon will show you how to navigate multiple flop scenarios in 3-bet pots.

In this course we approach high SPR spots in 3-bet pots, starting from preflop range construction all the way to river strategies.

Take a deep-dive into preflop strategy as we cover 3-bets, 4-bets, and all other kinds of re-raises.

Range dynamics determine who should bet, how much they should bet, and how other players should respond to a bet.

Learn the basics of identifying ranges, and narrowing down the possible hands they could hold.

Learn how to get the most out of your value hands, and when to size down.

This course will sharpen your skills with common lines such Small Bet Flop, Big Bet Turn and explore under-used lines such as Check-Raise-Check.

This series examines several in-depth examples of when and how to split ranges, which hands benefit most from "getting tricky", and how different parts of your range work together to hide information.

In this course, we'll use new solver technology to break down the process of creating simplified strategies, taking highly complex GTO approaches and boiling them down to something a human being can execute more accurately.