Patrick Sekinger

Patrick 'psek1' Sekinger and Callum 'FlushCal95' launch a jont series where they compete across four tables of $2/$5 and $5/$10 seeing if they can outsmart each other and providing a unique learning experience. You'll switch between both perspectives and even get in-depth insight into the most critical hands in joint review sections.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 takes a view from the rail and examines the high stakes games on GG to see what other strong high-stakes regs are doing to draw conclusions about the curent meta game.

Patrick Sekinger hops into a few of the higher stakes games running on GG and breaks down his thought process in real time as he navigates a reg-filled player pool.

With a pool of just seven players, Patrick Sekinger hops in with a focus on exploiting these players with both specific reads and generalized player pool tendencies.

Patrick Sekinger grabs four hands from a recent session and takes a deep dive with the assistance of the solver to see if his actual approach was best.

Patrick Sekinger boots up a few tables and comments on his thought process in real time as he looks to recover from being stacked a few times early in the session.

Patrick Sekinger grabs a sampling of hands from recently played cash games with stakes reaching all the way up to $25/$50 and breaks them down with the assistance of the solver.

Patrick Sekinger continues his review of a session where he is playing short handed on a few tables with players that seemingly aren’t very tough.

Patrick Sekinger sits at a variety of tables including some full ring and ends up short handed with a recreational player which most people consider to be the dream.

Patrick Sekinger examines a session with the benefit of hindsight and pauses the footage to discuss his decision making process in more detail.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 dives into a 3-tabling session review played across stakes between $1/$2 and $5/$10 sharing all the insights from looking up each spot in the solver before recording the video.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 pulls up the toughest hands from his live play video that sees him clash multiple times against fellow Run It Once member CD9K. If you'd like to learn more about CD9K's background make sure to check out his RIO blog here.

Patrick Sekinger goes over his results of the past two years before launching this reg-heavy live session across four tables with plenty of tough decisions for stacks.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 drops down his usual stake to grind a $1/$2 zoom session due to a lack of higher stakes action and aims to illustrate some adjustments that should work well against the player pool at $200 zoom.

Patrick Sekinger reviews the most difficult hands from his previous session with the aid of the solver in an effort to find where he went wrong if at all.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 brings you a live look into a session at higher stakes and discusses his thoughts in real time as he maneuvers through the hands.

Patrick Sekinger grabs a few hands containing tough decisions from his most recent $500 zoom live play video and examines them with the benefit of hindsight to explore if there was anything he would do differently.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 hops into the $500 zoom pool for a short-handed session featuring plenty of rough spots that put him to the test over and over again.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 continues his $10/$20 hand review series that aims to improve our strategy as the preflop caller in 3-bet pots when finding ourselves in position.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 sorts his database for hands where he finds himself in position in 3-bet pots as the caller and looks to establish some themes that have proved successful in these tricky spots.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 continues his review series discussing hands from a recent session where he VPIP'd and saw the flop to line check himself and try to pick up on any unconscious leaks.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 showcases an effective study routine to push back your auto-pilot and reveal hidden mistakes you might otherwise miss. He reviews all VPIP'd hands that saw flop in a recent session featuring action ranging from stakes between $500 and $10,000 NL.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 takes a look back at the most difficult hands from his previous session and utilizes the solver to explore both his line and the line of his opponents to look for cracks.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 returns with the review portion of his previous live play video. He analyzes the toughest hands in PIO and focuses on taking away important concepts to improve.

Patrick Sekinger attempts to get the action going across a number of stakes beginning shorthanded and filling out as the pool builds.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs the most interesting hands from his previous videos for a more detailed breakdown including a look at what the solver has to say about his approach.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 combines a handful of tables at PokerStars and GGPoker sharing his thoughts in real time.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 reviews a session in real time at what seemed to be the only high stakes games that ran at the time and finds himself pitted against some relatively tough competition.

Patrick Sekinger examines the scenario of SB v BB and hands that see the use of a triple barrel attempting to build a range for value and bluffs in these large pots that will have a big impact on your bottom line if mastered.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs some of the bigger pots from the high stakes games running on Stars and talks about what the combatants were thinking in game and breaks out the solver to see what it suggests.