Richard Gryko

Richard Gryko gives a look at a cash game session at $25/$50 and breaks down the hands in his typical fashion with explorations of general principles as well as any exploitative actions.

Richard Gryko picks up the action with just four players remaining holding a massive chip lead and looks to navigate the choppy ICM waters of avoiding the pitfalls of playing too loose with his stack vs applying the appropriate level of pressure.

It's a Christmas surprise as Richard Gryko brings some theory content on three different subjects moving through each after a thorough explanation.

Our hero Richard Gryko picks up the action holding a colossal stack and discusses how to use it effectively and not get too carried away in this situation.

Richard Gryko picks up the action with 5 players remaining and fairly deep stacks for a final table allowing for quite a bit of play.

Richard Gryko brings a review of a recent session that sees him battling at high stakes and going into detail on the difficult decisions he faces throughout.

Richard Gryko returns from a hiatus with the fourth installment of this examination of a high stakes PLO MTT that sees him entering the final table second in chips and a bunch of short stacks.

Richard Gryko picks up the action with just 15 players remaining in this high stakes PLO MTT.

Richard Gryko picks up the action with nearly 100BB's and discusses his general approach to MTT PLO while diving into the nuance of each important hand.

Richard Gryko kicks off a new series that sees him starting day two with a 20BB stack and as always offers his general thoughts on tournament PLO and how his approach to specific hands differs from a cash game.

Richard Gryko continues the analysis of his high-stakes session across multiple ACR tables putting special focus on how different stack depths impact the decisions at hand.

Richard Gryko heard the feedback for more hands with less solver and offers his attempt to satisfy that with a breakdown of a 5 table session at high stakes on ACR.

Richard Gryko switches it up to live commentary in the second half of this session to provide you his real-time thoughts while battling at high stakes.

Richard Gryko seeks to establish a value for a C-bet and looks to compare that with checking in various situations to hopefully shed light on the benefits that checking can have.

Richard Gryko kicks off a new series that seems him battling at the high stakes tables on ACR.

Richard Gryko utilizes this third installment to go into detail on a variety of hands and situations against relatively stiff competition and breaks down the hands with his high level analysis in easily digestible bites.

Richard Gryko continues a session that sees a number of interesting hands against quality opponentsand he occasionally turns to the solver to illustrate larger points that each hand can teach.

Richard Gryko utilizes the services of Vision to explore the specific scenario of c-betting on paired boards in 3B pots which can have very different approaches depending on which card is paired.

Richard Gryko aka raconteur scales back the solver work and delves into a session played at high stakes touching on everything from limped pots to blind play.

Richard Gryko grabs hands that jumped out to him over the last month and dives into them to see the bigger lessons that can be learned from the nuance of each hand.

Richard Gryko looks downstream from his previous video that saw him focusing on preflop play and discusses the post flop approach which includes a fair amount of leading the flop.

Richard Gryko aka raconteur adds a new installment to his theory series titled 'In the Lab'. This time, Richard discusses why you should study small blind cold calling ranges. He starts by discussing the different environments in which cold calling becomes a crucial part of your strategy before moving on to how to construct your actual range.

Richard Gryko continues to look at hands from a session back on the virtual felt after some time away from the game and seeks to identify any leaks that may be popping up as a result of his poker vacation.

Richard Gryko shares the impact that longer breaks from his usual routine have on his game before diving into an intensified study session to address these issues.

Phil and Richard take a look at blind vs blind play where we are in the BB and the SB has opened and both players have extremely wide ranges.

The discussion centers around the common scenario of single raised pot when in position and a number of hands are loaded into the replayer to illustrate key points like simplifications with entire range, bet sizing, and down street implications of flop decisions.

Phil and Richard discuss one of the most difficult and frequent scenarios of 6-max PLO in playing a 3BP when out of position and use hands of varying strength to demonstrate how to proceed in each situation.

The guys examine single raised pots when out of position and touch on the nuance of king high boards, completely disconnected boards, and difficult runouts.

Things get a bit tougher for our hero as we are out of position in this single raised blind battle and we're being put to the test by our opponent on multiple streets.

Phil and Richard explore 3-bet pots when in position where the focus is primarily on our opponents Cbet and delay Cbet frequencies and how to counter when the deviate from expectations.