Max Lacerda

Max Lacerda reviews the hands from his previous video by going deep into the GTO solutions focusing on exploit nodes against a population that is playing very different from the solver.

Max Lacerda seeks to get through a ton of hands where he marks a bunch for review in the following video.

Max Lacerda loads up 4 tables of $1/$2 zoom causing the action to unfold fast and furious while he shares his thoughts and general advice on essential concepts that will improve your game.

Max Lacerda utilizes a trio of $200 zoom tables to offer the keys for success at these stakes and how to move from $25 and $50NL to $200.

Max Lacerda utilizes the solver to train the most common spot in button v BB which equates to the most important to your win rate as the frequency and pot size will have the biggest impact on your bottom line when mastered.

Max Lacerda utilizes the services of GTO Wizard to train 3 bet pots as the in position player and offers a number of takeaways to successfully navigate these tricky situations.

Max Lacerda continues to utilize GTO Wizard to help better understand the important situation of blind vs blind this time focusing on the perspective of the big blind.

Max Lacerda explores a critical spot that occurs quite often in SB v BB and breaks down the difficulty in dealing with wide ranges and how mastery of this situation will have a significant impact on your bottom line.

Max Lacerda hops into a live session at $200 zoom across three tables. During the analysis, he lays the focus on the crucial fundamentals that are required to move up in stakes in 2022.

Max Lacerda grabs 4 hands that had him puzzled on his approach against tough players and breaks them down in further detail to see where he went wrong and what he would change with the benefit of hindsight.

Max Lacerda attempts to play like the solver in this $200 zoom session where he focuses intensely on maintaining balance and avoiding the tendency to lean exploitative when the information available doesn't provide enough to justify.

Max Lacerda hops into another training session for single raised pots with GTOWizward. This time the focus lays on playing OOP which covers spots where we get flatted by an in position player, when playing small blind vs big blind, or when having defended the big blind.

Max Lacerda utilized GTO Wizard to train the most important spot to improving win rate in button v BB examining key concepts to mastering both of these positions.

Max Lacerda boots up four tables of $25NL and focuses specifically on the mistakes that players in these games make and what prevents them from moving up to higher levels.

Max Lacerda breaks down the most common and most important spot in 6M NL cash games in button vs BB in single raised pots and offers tips and tricks for turning this spot into your most profitable. On top of that, he points out the changes we need to consider when playing from early position instead.

Max Lacerda uses a few carefully selected hands in order to demonstrate how to study hands that you've played with the intention of getting better and isolating takeaways that can be applied to our strategy and prevent future mistakes.

Max Lacerda grabs hands from a recently played session to see if the approach he studies in theory away from the tables is what actually gets put into practice when he's playing real hands.

Max Lacerda seeks to build on some of the theoretical concepts discussed in previous videos by utilizing real hands in real time and keeping the focus on maintaining a simple but effective approach.

Max Lacerda breaks down the proper way to study poker and how doing this the right way can dramatically reduce the time spent studying off the tables and the effectiveness + utilization of the lessons learned in your real games.

Max Lacerda grabs HHs for single-raised pots from his database to discuss how changes in position can dramatically impact how we play the hand when playing in position as the preflop raiser.

Max Lacerda discusses the importance of marking hands as you play a session and then dives into a few that he marked from recent sessions in an effort to plug leaks and get better.

Max Lacerda examines the scenario of playing a 3B pot when OOP which is very important for maintaining a high win rate as these pots tend to be large and can be quite tricky to master.

Max Lacerda aka maxljr takes a closer look at six hands from his last live play video. He focuses on how to use player-specific reads, as well as general pool tendencies, to help you make decisions in tough spots.

Max talks about the major winrate mistake that he sees a lot of players making and makes this topic the focus of his live play session. Do you feel that you have enough knowledge about poker to beat the games but are still struggling to become a decent winner? Then this video is for you.

Max Lacerda examines how modern athletes train and seeks to replicate their methods to his own training as it relates to poker.

In his first video for Run it Once, Max Lacerda introduces himself to the community and then delves into the topic of river play and the populations tendency to have far fewer raises than needed to maintain balance.