Freenachos

Freenachos offers his thoughts on this high stakes battle featuring some very top tier pros mixed with some...opposite end of the spectrum players.

Freenachos picks up the action where he left off in the previous installment breaking down the hands submitted by fellow RIO member Chow seeking to identify any leaks in the game that are due to be plugged.

Freenachos reviews fellow Run It Once member and journal author Chow who gets the majority of his volume on the anonymous Ignition streets and breaks down the action with the aid of the solver for particularly difficult situations.

Freenachos gives a look at a session of $200NL on GG including a hand right at the beginning against Run It Once's own Gary Chappell and a flopped quads hand that actually manages to get paid off.

Freenachos reviews hands from this $1k NL session from two months ago where the hands are still somewhat fresh in his mind and he hopes to be impressed by his own play.

Freenachos follows up his Elite debut continuing to look at the same session at $1kNL on GG and discussing the hands that he no longer remembers allowing for a fresh analysis and seeing if his current self agrees with his past self.

In his first Elite video, Freenachos reviews a session at $5/$10 where his focus is on maintaining a simple strategy and avoiding unnecessary complications while still finding exploits through solver study and detailed stats.

Freenachos braves the tables despite being a bit under the weather and tries to maintain his A-game against a seemingly tough pool at $1/$2.

Freenachos continues his examination of a $200NL session on GG that has him ripping through a ton of hands and providing succinct analysis along the way.

Why make things more complicated than they need to be? Freenachos takes this to heart when he explores how to construct a turn strategy that effectively mixes both simplicity with effectiveness.

Freenachos hops into the $200 rush pool and breaks down the hands as they come in touching on everything from player pool tendencies to the specifics of a given hand.

Freenachos kicks off the video with a brief explainer about the profitability of these games before diving into the action and reviewing the session.

Freenachos looks at delay C-bet opportunities to see where opponents are unbalanced and seeks to establish some heuristics that can be used to exploit various population tendencies.

Freenachos loads up 4 tables of Zoom action and comments in real time which offers a unique insight of the fast and furious nature of a real session.

Freenachos hops into the $25/$50 games on GG intending to buy in for 100BB's but accidentally had the auto-reload clicked and finds himself immediately bought in for 200BBs making for an interesting, deep-stacked session.

Freenachos examines the bluffing opportunity when being the BB and facing a missed turn barrel in single-raised pots. He first offers general principles and common pool tendencies before diving into the nuance of this specific spot and discussing why finding enough bluffs is crucial in this line.

Freenachos continues his review of a member at low stakes again focusing on the mistakes that opponents are making in these games and how to take advantage of them.

Freenachos starts a live play session across two $1/$2 rush tables discussing his thoughts at each decision point and where he thinks he can get away with some more aggressive lines.

Freenachos reviews a session played by a student at low stakes sharing his thoughts on the actual hands as well as general player pool tendencies.

Freenachos launches a session of $1/$2 live grinding providing his reasoning for all upcoming close decisions, opportunities to simplify, as well as his thoughts on exploit opportunities as they come up.

Freenachos decides to try a strategy that seems him pretending he rolled the most aggressive action for scenarios that are mixed in an effort to maximize aggression and hopefully booking a win.

Freenachos discusses building simple and effective flop strategies with the example of continuation betting in 3-bet pots. He dives into the overarching theme of finding the right level of complexity based on your current skill set and which considerations are needed to find the optimal level of complexity for you. This process can be applied to any flop node you'd like to study.

Freenachos continues his series analyzing his first $25/$50 shot in a few months and shares his thoughts on the most difficult hands from the session.

Freenachos reviews a freshly played session at $25/$50 that saw him battling on 8 tables but only features two in the video allowing for a deeper analysis of the difficult hands.

Freenachos explores his favorite node of the game tree and teaches you how, when, and why to barrel when playing in the blinds.

Freenachos explores the concept of overbetting and how to deploy this strategy in an effort to maximally exploit weaker opponents and maximize your EV in soft games.

Freenachos continues his previous session at the $500NL tables on GG and focuses intently on beating the weaker players in the games.

Freenachos joins two $200 Rush tables on GG discussing plenty of interesting spots live as he plays. He focuses on pointing out situations that are commonly misplayed at low- and midstakes once we reach turn and river.

Freenachos touches on everything from table dynamics and player pool tendencies to the technical aspects of bet sizing and exploits in this look at a typical session at $500NL.

Freenachos reviews hands from RIO forum hero emsterdad offering his take on preflop lines and trying to find any major leaks that can help him climb the stakes.