Nuno Alvarez

Nuno Alvarez aka colordeflop continues his examination of two top players battling it out at high stakes. Of particular importance in this installment is the bet sizings that these players are mixing in that deviate from the standard plays.

Nuno Alvarez aka Colordeflop reviews a sampling of hands from a recently played session first discussing his in game thoughts and reads before turning to the solver to check his lines.

The two coaches are back at it with Nuno Alvarez battling it out against Antonio Miranda and they break down the action with both hole cards revealed making for an interesting look into the thought process of both players.

LLinusLLove and Trueteller are back at it playing super deep-stacked $200/$400 HUNL and Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop is on deck to discuss the action with the solver ready to double-check particularly difficult spots.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop is back with a new video of the Human vs Machine battle this time focusing on how to navigate 3bet pots versus the perfect opponent.

Nuno Alvarez aka Colordeflop takes a look at a recently played HUNL match between two top players analyzing both players general approaches and diving into the nuanced strategy battle taking place at these high stakes battles.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop drops the stakes down in an effort to demonstrate how he takes advantage of the inevitable weaker players that are spread through the $200 pool.

Nuno Alvarez aka Colordeflop takes a suggestion from the forums where a user mentioned wanting to see a video where mistakes were made and how we can learn from these mistakes by grabbing four hands where he misplayed his hand.

Nuno Alvarez aka colordeflop takes a look at the high stakes pool and breaks down the action featuring a bunch of HUNL specialists battling it out.

Nuno Alvarez aka CheckRais3r jumps straight into a live session at the $500 Zoom HUNL tables and comments in real time as he navigates his way through the pool.

Nuno Alvarez breaks down an epic HUNL match between two of the best players in the world at high stakes HUNL.

In a previos video, Nuno examined only single-raised pots. In this installment, he takes a look at a sample of 3B pots utilizing things he's learned from his work with solvers and applying them to actual hands including one interesting spot against OtB_RedBaron.

The logical progression in Nuno Alvarez's series is on deck with his examination of single raised pots from OOP. He utilizes PIO to build ranges and ends the video with an exploration of the "top of my range" fallacy.

Freshly moved into his new place, Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop jumps into a review of a Run It Once member looking to plug some leaks and provide some tweaks to his game.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop discusses a selection of uncommon concepts in SRPs occuring on flop, turn and river that serve particularly well to exploit standard player pool tendencies.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop enters a match he cannot win as he challenges Mr. Equilibrium to a heads up battle. How many bb/100 will Nuno lose against a nearly perfect opponent?

Two of the best in the world are going at it and Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop breaks down the action and provides his thoughts on the match.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop breaks down difficult hands from a recent session first discussing his in game thoughts before following it up with a PIO analysis to check his lines.

Nuno Alvarez aka CheckRais3r selects three hands from the $1,000 HUNL zoom pool and guides you through a review in PIO. He dives into the "top of my range" concept and points out the pitfalls of the concept in bluff catching situations before facing high stakes crusher Bit2Easy for an interesting hand.

Sure you can fire up the computer and jump into a HUNL game and try your luck but we think you might not fare that well if you're not putting in the work off the table. Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop discusses how he studies including the use of various software, recording sessions, marking difficult hands, and not burning out.

Nuno Alvarez aka CheckRais3r discusses more $5/$10 heads up zoom action disecting upcoming spots at a very high granularity while founding his analysis on his profound solver insights.

After taking some time off from video making, Nuno Alvarez aka CheckRais3r is back and better than ever. He discusses what he's been up to over the last few months before reviewing some $5/$10 HU NL Zoom footage.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop continues his series using Simple GTO Trainer and PIO Solver to look into connected flops and see how they differ from the drier flop textures of past videos.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop continues his series using Simple GTO Trainer and PIO Solver to test his knowledge of queen high flops out of position. Nuno emphasizes the importance of suits and blockers when considering bets and calls on the river.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop continues his series using Simple GTO Trainer and PIO Solver to test his knowledge of king high flops out of position.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop continues deploying Simple GTO Trainer, a software designed to challenge your GTO understanding and to examine spots where the IP player faces different queen high flops.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop turns the page in his Simple GTO Trainer series as he begins taking a look at king high flops in position.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop completes his study routine with a simple GTO Trainer to improve your strategy on ace high flops switching to the OOP perspective. Building on the findings that the opponent should be betting small on the flop, he follows up with frequent turn overbets where we face tough situations.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop utilizes PioSOLVER to break down a few hands from his recent heads up NLHE play against a strong regular.

Nuno Alvarez aka ColorDeFlop examines a small selection of hands played from a recent HU match against an unknown player.