Peter Clarke

Peter Clarke explores the population tendencies of bluffs in 3Bet pots across various board textures and uncovers some spots where wild deviations can prove extremely lucrative.

Peter Clarke discusses how to exploit players in 3Bet pots by looking at the solver and avoiding GTO robotic thinking and emphasizing the exploits available to us based on our opponent. The video utilizes examples from the Small Blind vs Button configuration.

Risk tolerance is a big part of poker and a certain level is required for success at the tables and Peter Clarke dives into the spectrum of gambling and how to maintain the necessary levels without going too far towards the problem gambling end.

He's back! Peter Clarke returns with a conceptual approach to how EV works and how to go about maximizing it which is the goal of all poker players.

Tall_Mat is indeed a tall lad and Peter has reviewed some footage submitted by him at lower stakes over the years but this is the first time with footage at $100NL and he looks to see what he's learned and how his game has improved to the point that he's able to consistently win at $100NL.

Peter Clarke reviews the footage from a student in the $50NL games focusing on plugging some of the bigger leaks in the hopes of advancing him to the next stake.

Peter Clarke reviews the action of a student playing a couple of tables of $10NL on the Dutch facing site and tries to get a sense of some of the deviations that can be profitably implemented based on the tells he can pick up.

Peter Clarke starts a leakfinder session reviewing a member at $50NL kicking things off with a seemingly standard spot that still offers a big lesson for facing spots with wide ranges.

Peter Clarke has a look at a $50NL session with an eye on plugging leaks and implementing exploits based on general population tendencies.

Peter Clarke offers a unique look at a students game that sees the student offering their own thoughts from in game before Pete diagnoses any fallacies and looks for simple corrections.

Peter Clarke plays a wild session at $200 zoom that sees him pitted against a small pool with a healthy mix of quality players and crazy grinders.

Peter Clarke hops into a shallow pool and finds himself playing shorthanded with his typical focus on exploitation of the pool and maintaining balanced ranges.

Peter Clarke hops into a two table session at $200 zoom and looks to take on all comers breaking down the action in real time.

Peter Clarke hops into a live session to illustrate the skill of changing gears and how the ability to mix up your styles can befuddle your opponents.

Peter Clarke breaks down the game film from one of his students that is seeking to break through the ranks of low stakes and be able to hold his own in tougher games at the middle stakes.

Peter Clarke is running hot for this session at $1/$2 and breaks down the action as the hands come fast and furious.

Peter Clarke invites you to sweat him as he battles a small player pool at $100NL and touches on everything from player pool tendencies to constructing quality preflop ranges.

Peter Clarke loads up a session battling against the solver in an effort to diagnose weaknesses in his flop game.

Peter Clarke attacks an area of his own game that he needs some work on in 3-bet pots and uses the trainer to help him work through the toughest scenarios for him.

Peter Clarke breaks down a rough session at $200 zoom and offers insights in real time allowing for a look into his actual approach without the benefit of hindsight.

Peter Clarke continues to review a session with the aid of GTO Wizard paying particular attention to hands that the solver says he played incorrectly and mentions the various ways to deal with feedback of this nature.

Peter Clarke pops the hands from a recently played session into GTO Wizard and examines his approach with the help of the solver to see where he went wrong and just how bad any missteps were.

Peter Clarke gives us a live look into his recent play during a $200 zoom session that sees him pitted against a handful of poopy players and he breaks down the action in typical Carroters form.

Peter Clarke continues the examination of an anonymous hero with an eye towards the theme of passivity and looking for places where he can increase the aggression with better results.

Peter Clarke rips through a ton of hands at $50 Zoom focusing less on opponent reads and more on fundamentals.

Peter Clarke meanders his way through a session at $200 zoom occasionally breaking to discuss specific issues that arise during the session as well as general tips.

Peter Clarke alternates between $200 zooming and some power points discussing the best practices for studying the game nowadays.

Peter Clarke breaks down a $200 zoom session and muses about general poker concepts that he illustrates with the solver and previously played hands.

Peter Clarke takes a theoretical look at how to play blind vs blind on the turn and the factors that need to be considered for this relatively tricky spot.

Peter Clarke delves into some of the things that keep us from playing our best poker and offers some suggestions to eliminate these road blocks from our game.