Frankie Carson

Frankie Carson dives into the underworld of betting merged and discusses why and how this situations arise as well as when implementing a merged betting range can make sense.

Frankie Carson plays a session at $2/$5 where his focus is just on pure poker with none of the extras that are commonly associated with playing online.

Frankie Carson takes a theoretical look at bluff raising the river, a spot where finding the proper combos and frequencies can be very tough.

Frankie Carson continues his analysis of the most interesting hands from his last session. He discusses some of the intricacies of 4-bet pots and runs into some unconventional lines from opponents.

Frankie Carson distills a live session down to the most interesting hands and goes into detail on his thought process that led him to take the line he did.

Frankie Carson sorts his database for hands that see him facing large river bets and discusses how and when to catch a bluff particularly from large bet sizing.

Frankie Carson takes a deep dive on the effect that position has on our C-bet strategy which can be quite drastic in certain situations.

Frankie Carson follows up with the second installment of his new video format that combines the best of live play and solver review as he instantly offers the post-game analysis for each tough spot that comes up during the session.

Frankie Carson tests out a new format grinding a live session on the anonymous streets of Ignition where he offers his in game thoughts but also provides the instant post-session analysis of the spot right after every crucial hand comes up.

Frankie Carson grabs a few hands and seeks to get the bigger picture and takeaways that can be established from reviewing the individual hands.

Frankie Carson loads up the most interesting hands from his recent play & explain session and takes a closer look at missed opportunities to maximize his EV based on how he expects real opponents to play.

Frankie Carson breaks down a session at $500NL utilizing new software that tracks the action across multiple streets allowing for quicker, more detailed analysis.

Frankie Carson takes a suggestion from a member and explores how and when to bluff with hands that have showdown value.

Frankie Carson picks up the action from the previous installment breaking down all of the upcoming decision across four tables of $2/$5 including some close river spots.

Frankie Carson recently moved his main volume to $500NL and reviews a typcial session across four tables on Ignition. He prepared all spots discussed in the video giving him a chance to share his in-game thoughts alongside the solver's point of view.

Frankie Carson explores the fundamentals required to understand probing the turn as the BB on a deeper level. Which sizings should we choose? Why are we mostly probing at a low frequency? How do ranges interact on various turns? You'll find answers to all these questions right here.

Frankie Carson continues his review series of a recent $1/$2 session on Ignition where he has prepared all the answers in the solver and shares them with you along with his in-game thoughts.

Frankie Carson discusses a $1/$2 session on Ignition having analyzed all interesting decisions in the solver prior to recording. He shares the takeaways for each hand while replaying the action which makes for a very efficient study format.

Frankie Carson discusses the huge impact that performing well in out of position 3-bet pots will have to your bottom line before teaching you the most important heuristics. He discusses three main areas: 1) the differences in postflop strategies between the SB and the BB 2) c-bet sizing and frequency based on board texture 3) the importance to protect your range as the OOP player

Frankie Carson discusses the mechanics of donking kicking things off by providing three reasons why you should consider implementing it into your game. At the end of the video you'll understand which boards to donk on, which bet size to use, how to construct your flop donking range and how to proceed on different turns and rivers.

Frankie Carson jumps into his first live play session kicking things off with four tables of $1/$2 action. During the session he shares his thoughts on effective RNG use, timing and bet-sizing tells, table starting and more!

Frankie Carson checks in on a frigid day and reviews hands that he marked as difficult in his recent live play video occasionally turning to the solver to see how his approach stacks up against the GTO approach. The live play session can be found here →.

Having discussed four essential concepts that come up in almost every session in his first four videos, Frankie launches a hand review series on how to navigate big pots. He focuses on how some of the discussed theories can save or make you a lot of money if applied correctly in practice.

Frankie Carson shares five important heuristics that he distilled from hours of running and analyzing multiway sims. At the end of the video you'll understand the following multiway pot concepts: 1) block on flop 2) position is king 3) once HU straightforward 4) uncapped range effect 5) overcall strategy

Frankie Carson discusses the necessity of preflop adjustments to three of the most critical factors: rake, bet sizings and range composition. He stresses why you shouldn't blindly follow your charts in all situations and points out the most lucrative spots where the ability to adjust your preflop play can win you lots of money.

Frankie Carson explores the concept of donk betting by covering the when and the why of donking. From there, he discusses the ways that recreational players use donking and how you should exploit those tendencies.

In his debut video, Frankie Carson discusses a lucrative exploit opportunity you'll face every session: the half-pot sizing in spots where it doesn't make sense. He starts by analyzing the player pools' bluffing and value frequencies when betting half pot before looking at how to monetize this knowledge at the table.