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Mathias Maasberg applies the 21 rules that legendary samurai Miyamoto Musashi established over the course of his life to Poker. While reciting each law of Dokkodo, Mathias shares stories and examples from his own poker career to illustrate how each rule can help you at the tables.

Mathias Maasberg loads up two tournaments each with a bounty element and offers generalized thoughts on these events along with hand by hand commentary.

Mathias Maasberg picks up the action nearing the finish line with a substantial payday at the top and looks to put his middling stack to use in an effort to build some chips before the final table.

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Mathias Maasberg picks up the action at the final table and shows all the hands with the discussion focused on the ICM implications of the difficult decisions.

Mathias Maasberg explores situations where you're facing a 3-bet at a final table when there are much more considerations to take into account than earlier in the tournament.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc picks up the action with a solid stack and breaks down the most crucial hands on his way to the deep stages of the tournament.

Mathias Maasberg breaks down the hands from a tournament where he admittedly was not on his A game and looks to find places where he can improve.

Mathias Maasberg continues his breakdown of this high stakes final table where he holds a sizable stack and is looking to climb the ICM ladder.

Mathias Maasberg holds a middling stack in a fresh $630 ACR series on the bubble and breaks down the action where every hand has serious ICM concerns.

Mathias Maasberg returns for the final 9 renaming in this $630 event.

Mathias Maasberg reviews the game tape of his recent run in the $1M guaranteed and opts to discuss his in game thoughts for a more raw look into the hands.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc takes the incident of a misplayed hand in a recent $1,000 MTT to showcase how important mental state and staying ICM aware is to avoid potential blunders in your game. Throughout the video, he dives deeper into how our defense range vs an in-position 3-bet drastically changes in different stages of the tournament.

Mathias Maasberg analyzes the toughest bounty shoving and reshoving spots that came up during his recent live session at a $630 PKO final table before concluding the video with a PKO preflop practice session against the trainer.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc finds himself being the short stack on a $630 knockout final table on ACR and decides to launch a live play session. The action includes plenty of rough preflop spots that allow Mathias to share his thoughts on how to approach these close shoving and reshoving decisions.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc starts a drilling session to improve your understanding of preflop play at final tables which often requires serious ICM adjustments.

Mathias Maasberg reviews the most difficult hands that he played in his previous live session with the benefit of hindsight and solver tools.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc hits the record button while just cruising into the money of a $215 bounty builder event on ACR to discuss his thoughts in real-time as he faces plenty of tough decisions.

Mathias Maasberg departs from the tables and into the mind for an exploration of how ego can be both a good and bad thing in poker and how to harness it for your benefit.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc zooms in on a crucial MTT variable discussing how ICM affects postflop play. He selects a single-raised pot spot where CO flats the HJ open and compares chipEV play with ICM solutions, both as the covering and short-stacked player.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc launches a new series aiming to teach a deep understanding of a selected spot. The situation at hand is single raised pots and compares BTNvsBB and UTGvsBB strategies. Mathias includes nodelocked and ICM sims to tackle this node from all different angles.

Mathias Maasberg is holding a mega stack with about 24 players remaining and seeks to both chip up and scoop bounties on his march towards the final table.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid_Linc starts a new series kicking off the action on day 2 of a $2,600 PKO with 28 players left.

Mathias Maasberg utilizes GTO Wizard to practice HU play specifically for MTT's and offers tips and tricks for this extremely important part the game that often goes under-studied.

Matthias Maasberg has a look at a bunch of different scenarios with the common theme of them being threeway and explores the nuance of these situations that were previously difficult to study.

Mathias Maasberg fires up another training session against his nemesis GTO Wizard this time focusing on deeper stacked play and searches for deeper understanding on some of his plays.

Mathias Maasberg examines hands from his recent final table and turns the filter to EV lost to have a look at the biggest mistakes and pays close attention to ICM.

Mathias Maasberg aka Cashcid Linc takes a page out of the NL coaches playbook and has a session against GTO Wizard including hands at a wide variety of stack depths.

We're back on day 2 of the Venom where stacks are still extremely deep and our hero finds himself navigating some tricky spots with a number of options and occasionally turns to GTO Wizard to check his line.

With stacks at nearly 200BB's, the play is quite unique for MTT's and the weaker field coupled with the high guarantee makes this an excellent tournament and Mathias breaks down the action beginning with the first hand.

Inspired by "The Laws of Human Nature" by Robert Greene, Mathias Maasberg presents the masculine and feminine qualities people have in them and how these characteristics relate to poker tournaments.