Zachary Freeman

Zach Freeman utilizes the footage from Phil's recent play against Dan "Jungleman" Cates to see what he can glean from both gentlemen and walks away with tips for bet sizing, range construction, and when to deviate from the solver.

Zach Freeman breaks down the action from a session at mix that includes badeucey, A-5 TD, PLO, Big O, TD and a handful of other games.

Zach Freeman recaps a session of HU 5C PLO against a seemingly tough opponent and touches on everything from general concepts for this game to specific courses of action based on his hand and his opponents range.

Zach Freeman explores a session of Big Easy which is heavily dependent on nut-making hands but also redraws and side cards.

Zach Freeman returns and touches on his origin story in poker before examining the games from the Hustler stream which is where he got started playing offering his thoughts on the hands themselves as well as general principles for live poker.

Zach Freeman continues his grind at $5/$10 5 card PLO and further comments on the nuanced differences between this game and the 4 card version.

Zach Freeman heard the requests for 5 card PLO content and he jumps in head first to some high stakes action both heads up and 6 max touching on the nuance of the game, how it differs from 4 card, and his general approach.

Zach Freeman breaks down a session that he played on Live at the bike featuring a handful of good pros and some players that aren't as familiar with PLO making for an interesting dynamic.

Zach Freeman takes a stab at a relatively new poker variant and is a nice arrow to have in your quiver should you find yourself looking for action after a golf round.

Zach Freeman follows up part 1 with a recap of our hero who is young, confident, and lacking in poker theory but willing to fire the big guns when his instincts tell him to do so. He uses solvers to examine these spots from the theory side and contrasts that with the actual play from live poker games.

Zach Freeman returns for a real-time breakdown of $10/$20 PLO action on Ignition against what appears to be stiff American competition.

Zach Freeman returns from his video hiatus with a hand analysis of his friends hands from a deep stacked live game. Zach begins with reads and tendencies both on his friend and the opponents in the game before discussing the action in the hands and then turning to PIO to find the best course of action.

Follow along as Zach Freeman plays his first few hands of a new game: double board PLO8. The complexities are vast and pots are halved, quartered, eighthed and beyond. Though the commentary is focused on this specific game, Zach draws parallels between learning this game and learning games in general and how the best way to quickly get up to speed.

Zach Freeman finds himself playing a whacky group of games on King's Poker including double board O8 and double board PLO making for some unique situations and generally only found in live poker games.

Zach Freeman returns to discuss the proliferation of solvers and how studying the game using these advanced software products may have had a negative impact on his feel for the game that he honed when first starting out.

Zach Freeman takes a look at a hand from Live at the Bike in which his friend Keith faces an overbet on the turn. He examines all aspects of this hand and discusses the optimal line both in this specific scenario as well as from a general approach.

Zach continues his breakdown of his HU battle against Doug.

A reg opens from UTG and Zach has to decide the best course of action with QQT6ds in the BB.

Back to the battle with Doug Polk with this portion focused on the PLO portion of the match.

Zach breaks down some hands from a recent heads up session against Doug Polk played at the Bicycle Casino.

Zach uses PokerJuice to review another hand from the $25/$50 PLO game he played in on Live at the Bike.

Zach finishes up his analysis of various flop strategies concerning a live NLHE hand.

Zach uses PIOsolver to look at a live NLHE hand he played recently and to find out which line works best against different types of opponents.

Zach reviews some hands from a live $25/$50 PLO game he recently played in.

Zach provides in-depth analysis of two high stakes hands he played in a live setting.

Zach zeroes in on some of SkeletonJar's preflop leaks (involving starting hand choices) and discusses areas for postflop improvement.

Zach kicks off his first ProView series with analysis of RIO member SkeletonJar's short stack play at $500 PLO Zoom.

Zach continues his breakdown of the big boy PLO tournament at this summers WSOP.

Fresh off the end of the WSOP, Zach breaks down the final tables of the PLO events.

Zach discusses the murky world of private games, sharing his thoughts on some pros, cons and aspects to keep an eye on.