Horseofhell

Join horseofhell for another study session where he analyzes some of his recent hands. Today he runs into a couple spots where he was a bit too eager and aggressive.

Horseofhell explores how to play aces when the SPR is large which can be quite tricky to navigate. He puts an emphasis on playing this spot when playing small blind vs big blind which adds the challenge of playing out of position.

Horseofhell follows up on connecting your study efforts for turn and river strategy in this video. Today, we gain a deeper understanding of how we construct our turn and river ranges by following selected hands across every turn and river available.

Horseofhell explores the study of turns with the aid of rivers and discusses how the relationship between the two can better inform and guide your approach. The video includes a quiz section to challenge your understanding of this approach.

Horseofhell examines his own hands looking specifically for hands that don't go to showdown where a mistake was made.

Horseofhell examines turns after facing a flop donk which can be a tricky situation to play but one that if mastered can prove extremely fruitful to your bottom line.

Horseofhell breaks down the hands from the matchup that sees two high stakes titans battling it out and offers some tips and tricks that we can learn from the approach of these top players.

Poker twitter loves to endlessly argue about whether or not approaching poker from an exploitative or GTO perspective is better. The never ending back and forth ends up hurting the people who need help the most. What should you actually do? Turns out, the truth is in the middle.

Horseofhell recently returned from a live poker trip he made to King's Casino. In this video, he walks you through the most exciting hands he played across two high-stakes tournaments and some cash games.

Horseofhell offers his take on the difference between short and deep stack play in PLO with a few key takeaways including the importance of understanding concepts rather than focusing on memorization.

Horseofhell hops into a PLO crash course to improve your understanding of turn calling thresholds when facing the second barrel in the big blind. He discusses different board textures and how threshold differ when facing varying bet sizes and positions.

Horseofhell examines a few hands that have him starting shortstacked and offers tips and tricks for playing short which can have a hugely positive impact on your bottom line. The hands in this episode focus on single-raised pots in the big blind.

Horseofhell recounts a few recently played hands with a focus on turn play and analyzes with the help of the solver to explore some odd lines.

Join Horseofhell's nit rehab clinic where he fixes your tendency for chronic turn passiveness after the flop checked through. Do you find yourself struggling to find enough raises on the turn? Then this video is for you. He illustrates the concept with two different blind vs blind examples but also discusses how these findings can be generalized to other single-raised pot configurations.

Horseofhell starts a new episode of his recent series where he explores crucial study concepts. Today's topic focuses on the opportunity to attack wide and often weak ranges when facing a turn check in blind vs blind spots. Get ready to take some valuable concepts to the table.

Horseofhell utilizes a hand from a previous video to illustrate the focus of today's video which is under bluffing air on the river. He dives into the theory of the spot and changes various parameters of the hand to find more general takeaways that you can implement into your river game.

Horseofhell returns with the third installment of his new series, where he illustrates how to get the most out of your study time when reviewing hands. The action of the video ranges from stakes between $2/$5 and $10/$20.

Horseofhell breaks down hands from $2/$5 to $10/$20 and reflects on why he chooses certain hands to study in more detail than others before breaking down the specifics of some of the tough decisions from these hands.

Horseofhell launches a new format that illustrates how to efficiently study through hand histories when reviewing a session with real examples from a session played between stakes of $2/$5 and $10/$20.

Moving up the stakes is difficult, especially now when games are at their toughest and edges seem to be getting smaller and smaller. Is the poker dream even still alive? In this video Horseofhell talks about his experiences moving up from 1 cent / 2 cent to playing 10/20, and what he learned over the years that can help you move up the stakes yourself. He also discusses the mistakes he made that he would avoid if he had to do it all over again. The topics discussed in this video will range from the importance of poker friends, fast fold poker, tilt, balance in life and how to approach studying.

Horseofhell returns this time with a focus on multiway pots offering a full breakdown of these complex situations in an effort to offer some key takeaways that you can apply to your own game.

Horseofhell builds off the previous installment and offers more thoughts on C-bettable boards in 3B pots which is a scenario that if mastered will provide huge benefits to your bottom line.

Horseofhell continues his crash course on PLO which serves as a quick lesson on a key spot this time turning his focus to 3-bet pots and constructing C-bet ranges for these frequent, difficult situations.

Horseofhell examines paired boards and the difficult that players have when navigating them utilizing three separate paired boards from high, mid, to low and how each changes our course of action.

Horseofhell continues the review of Izzy's play at $200 Zoom and focuses on the adjustments that he should be making versus nittier opponents HU.

Horseofhell continues the review of Izzy and offers a look at the behind the scenes action that goes into making videos including the sims required to analyze particularly difficult situations.

Horseofhell rolls the game tape from friend of the show Izzy and breaks down the key hands and what if anything our hero could do differently.

Horseofhell continues to select hands played against some of the best HUPLO players in the world and breaks down the action with a focus on a small pots which is often overlooked but critical to improving your winrate.

Horseofhell hops into another high-stakes heads-up session review played against some of the toughest opponents on PokerStars and manages to spot several mistakes in the lines of his opponent to realize some nice EV gains.

Horseofhell examines another set of hands versus the game's best. As usual, he first breaks down the hand from his perspective, including the solver's strategy, before jumping into his opinions on villain's line.