James Obst

James Obst returns with part 2 featuring his musings on mental game, tilt control, tournament play, tennis, and as always Survivor.

James Obst returns from his hiatus with a unique video touching on a variety of topics that have grown importance to James over the years. At James' suggestion, we also recommend drawing a hot bath and letting the dulcet tones of Obst flow through you.

James Obst aka Andy McLEOD brings the third and final part of this high stakes O8 review. He recaps the action from previous videos including the difficulty of pre flop hand selection and how he overcame this leak in his own game.

James Obst aka Andy McLEOD soldiers on with part 2 of this high stakes O8 replay. Disappointed with his play in the previous part, particularly his pre flop decisions, James looks to see if his play improves during this middle portion of the tournament. He touches on blind vs blind strategy, a very nuanced and dynamic part of O8 and James discusses how he has come to adopt a limp only strategy.

James discusses his approach to O8, specifically 9 handed and the challenge of preflop hand selection. He breaks down hands from a recent tournament picking up a number of mistakes and examines what he would do differently

James continues to evaluate Jmath's play in a PLO MTT, highlighting potential areas for improvement.

With a huge pot brewing deep in the WSOP Main Event, James suddenly finds himself in a tough spot for the potential chip lead.

James analyzes the first half of a key hand from his deep run in the WSOP Main Event.

James begins a new ProView series in which he reviews RIO member Jmath playing a WCOOP PLO event.

James resumes the action holding a commanding chip lead 7 handed in the $109 Turbo.

James discusses final table play, beginnng with an example from his own play at the $109 turbo.

James gets back in the mix with a unique video that covers his approach to MTT's and some of the outside factors that play a huge role in the success of tournament players.

James returns with part 3 of the Sunday $500, reviewing all hands in which he vpip'd.

James has a healthy stack to begin the second part of this $500 MTT review and looks to build on it as they approach the money bubble.

James shares his thoughts on some of the key hands from the early stages of the Sunday $500.

James reviews hands in which he VPIP'd early in the tournament.

James reviews hands from a $1,050 PLO MTT and gives some advice regarding his PLO tournament strategy.