James Hudson

James reviews interesting 6max and heads up hands that he played recently at $1/$2 NLHE.

James shares his analysis of a few recent hands, then breaks out CREV to test his hypotheses.

James continues to critique and explain his lines and thoughts from a recent $1/$2 Zoom session.

Taking a break from the theoretical side of teaching, James fires up 4 tables of and walks you through his thought processes as he battles the $1/$2 Zoom player pool.

James discusses expected value and how street by street decisions affect your EV.

James Hudson, a.k.a. "Irunlucky" takes a cautious look at the impact of obsessing over GTO. As well as opening up your game to mathematical fundamentals, aiming for a firm grasp of GTO can limit some players' creativity and focus. In this crucial poker theory video, James provides advice to people looking to GT-OWN their games without sacrificing their focus or creativity.

James Hudson reviews hands that he played at $1/$2 and tries to identify the best bluffing candidates in several river spots.

James turns off the HUD and relies on his his own perception as he battle the $1/$2 Zoom player pool.

James breaks down the concept of range advantage, discussing how they come about and how the play of the hand is affected.

James analyzes a recent Zoom NLHE session, critiquing his own play.

James Hudson begins his low stakes zoom session over four tables.

James analyzes a selection of recent hands from his 6-max NLHE play.

James is joined once again by guest pro Brandon Vise as they offer their initial impressions on some hands then follow up with some Cardrunners EV breakdowns to see how the math compares to their instinctual analysis.

James walks through the process of utilizing a database in order to identify leaks and address them.

James breaks down a selection of recent intriguing hands from his play, sharing his thoughts on his lines as well as his opponents.

James takes the hands from part 1 and gives them a complex breakdown in greater detail.

James reviews some recent $1/$2 hands, breaking down the reasoning behing his own play.

James continues to review his play and share his thoughts on the hands and lines that he takes.

James takes a look at some recent footage and finds himself playing less than his A game, but instead of getting down on himself, he gets down to the business of patching up the leaks and improving his future play.

James continues his analysis of his play at $1/$2 6-max, walking through his thoughts as he looks to exploit edges and snag chips.

James reviews his recent 6-max play, featuring some shorthanded play as he attempts to start tables.

James discusses stats, HUDs, and how to properly utilize data in ways that produce the information necessary to help make decisions at the tables.

James concludes his look at the $2.5/$5 Zoom footage of Lucas, and shares his thoughts on limping ranges. 

James and guest pro Brandon Vise continue their look at Lucas and his NLHE Zoom play.

James enlists the help of guest pro Brandon Vise in this look at the Zoom NLHE game of Lucas Greenwood.

James 6 tables $1/$2 6-max while focusing on blockers, hand ranges and exploitable play.

Fresh off his first WSOP experience, James shares some of the lessons and insights gleaned about the live poker experience and how it differs from his online upbringing.

James brings the real time analysis as he plays 2 tables of Zoom NLHE, relying on his HUD to fill in some of the informational left by the Zoom structure.

James loads up a pair of $1/$2 Zoom tables and talks through his decision making process in real time.

James takes a look at some intriguing recent hands and talks through his lines.