Brian Hastings

Brian Hastings recaps some of the toughest hands from his Ignition battle and utilizes GTO Wizard to see if he went wrong anywhere as well as touching on some of the lessons from fellow Run It Once coach Kevin Rabichow about how GTOW can sometimes provide a false sense of security when reviewing hands.

Brian Hastings revisits the key hands from his appearance at the $3,500 Seminole Hard Rock Main Event that offered over $625,000 for the champion. We jump into the action on Day 3 finding ourselves right on a payjump bubble.

Brian Hastings gives a look at a typical session across four tables on the anonymous Ignition which based on recent results is proving to be a gold mine of a site to play on.

Brian Hastings picks up the action on day 3 with the villain in most of the big pots being Leon Sturm and he breaks down the hands all the way up to his bust out hand.

Brian Hastings picks up the action on day 2 holding a nice stack and looking to exert his edge on his table, chipping up and staying alive.

Brian Hastings continues his analysis of the $135 PKO final table picking up the action short-handed and taking deeper dives with HRC for the most interesting short-handed spots.

Brian Hastings offers his thoughts on the WSOP Main Event and the uniqueness of this tournaments before diving into a few key hands that allowed him to build a stack early on and secure a deep run.

Brian Hastings kicks off the final table review with over $4k for first and plenty of bounty $ up for grabs and walks through his thought process for all of the key hands.

Brian Hastings analyzes recent hands he played in cash games specifically focusing on 3B pots when out of position which is typically one of the most difficult situations to play.

Brian Hastings picks up the action six-handed at the final table as one of the short stacks and analyzes how he managed to turn things around in this conclusive installment. The action culminates in a hero call with King high that puts Brian in the position to take down the trophy.

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Brian Hastings picks up the action at the final table with eight players remaining and holding a slight chip lead as he looks to pick off the short stacks and seal the deal.

Brian Hastings picks up the action with 18 players remaining and discuss the ICM implications of his decisions as navigates a middling stack to the final table.

Brian Hastings holds a relatively short stack and looks to make his way to the final table by choosing his spots and getting lucky when needed.

Brian Hastings resumes the action holding a 60BB stack and examines the key hands on his march towards victory.

Brian Hastings reviews his play in a $1,000 event on Ignition that starts out super deep and sees him facing exotic deep stacked decisions.

Brian Hastings reviews a $135 final table that offers an exotic PKO structure. The action at the table challenges Brian to find countless close preflop decisions dictated by the bounties and ICM making for a good lesson to polish up your ICM ranges.

Brian Hastings brings the fourth and final installment of this series picking up the action with 15 players remaining and discusses his process for climbing the ICM ladder.

With just 10% of the field remaining, Brian Hastings finds himself in the money with just a handful of chips needing a bit of run good in order to continue his deep run. Throughout the video he pulls up HRC to drill down on the upcoming preflop decisions that are heavily impacted by ICM at this stage of the tournament.

Brian Hastings finds himself on life support with just a few BB's left and manages to grind his way towards the final table.

Brian Hastings recalls two crucial hands that he played on the moneymaker tour in west palm beach that happened against recreational players. He utilizes the hands to showcase the importance of nodelocking and being aware of your opponents' ranges when playing at live events.

Brian Hastings looks back at a deep run in a $88 event on ACR. This first part focuses on our preflop decisions during the early stages and Brian backs up his intuition with deeper dives into Preflop Academy.

Brian Hastings takes a look at the final table of a PKO that he made recently first explaining the structure of the tournament before diving into the hands. The review includes a selection of interesting shoving and reshoving decision that he analyzes in HRC.

Brian Hastings explores the mechanics of BTN vs BB play in single-raised pots with the help of an aggregate report that he ran across 100 boards. He explains how to set up these reports in PIO before diving into the strategy with a focus on continuation bets and BB's response vs various sizings.

Brian Hastings takes a look at the most difficult hands from the previous session with the aid of hindsight and the solver to see if and where he went wrong.

Brian Hastings hops into a live session spread across four tables and offers his thoughts in real time as he navigates a number of tricky situations.

Brian Hastings reviews four recently played hands at $500NL that jumped out to him for a variety of reasons and offers his in-game thoughts as well as taking a look at what the solver has to say.

Brian Hastings offers his background on the beautiful game of stud 8 before diving into some of the key principles required for success.

Brian Hastings continues the analysis of his victory run in the $215 ACR event picking up the action quite deep in the tournament backing up his analysis with a handful of ICM sims.

Brian Hastings starts a new series reviewing his most recent victory in a $215 event on ACR that he late-regged. He backs up his analysis with a mix of software tools to provide more insight into tough decisions.

Brian Hastings reviews five hands from his recent battle in the Wynn series utilizing the solver to see where he went wrong and the other options that he would prefer to have taken given the benefit of hindsight.