Matt Stout

Matt Stout gives us a live look at his Tuesday night grind on WSOP.com with the action spread across a handful of tournaments ranging from $50 to $250 buy in.

Matt Stout reviews a few key hands that occurred during his run in the Wynn $650 and turns to GTOW for some node locked looks at whether his actions made sense based on the adjusted ranges.

Fresh off his victory in the $650 Wynn event, Matt Stout reviews the hands with the assistance of GTO Wizard’s newest feature.

Matt Stout starts the recording with 4 tables of action on WSOP.com and shares his in-game thoughts live as he plays.

Matt Stout returns from playing a full WSOP schedule wrapping up his $320 final table series reviewing the ICM preflop decision that came up at the late stages of the final table.

Matt Stout recaps the final table action that he covered live in his previous video focusing on the preflop ICM decisions with the goal to sharpen your shoving and re-jamming game.

Matt Stout starts the action live at the final table of a $320 event on WSOP.com and comments on the upcoming spots in real time. As he holds the chip lead early on, he makes sure to share his thoughts on how to capitalize on this profitable ICM set-up.

Matt Stouts pulls up the replay of a recent win in a $50 event on WSOP.com sharing his analysis of the most crucial hands on his ways to victory. The video features a healthy portion of jamming and re-jamming decisions which makes it for a good preflop practice session.

Matt Stout concludes his $55 WSOP rebuy series picking up the action with 16bb at the final table that features tons of close shoving and reshoving spots.

Matt Stout soldiers on with his analysis of a deep run in the $55 rebuy event on WSOP.com. In this second installment, he picks up the action right after the rebuy period has concluded and provides his thoughts on all major hands on his way to the final table.

Matt Stout breaks down the footage from a recent $55 rebuy event that saw him make a deep run. With a high density of weaker players at the table he focuses on explaining his adjustments to find the most profitable line when ranges get out of whack.

Matt Stout breaks down the action from a recently played tourney that saw him in a number of atypical preflop situations with relatively shallow stacks.