Nick Howard

Phil Galfond loads up the Vision software and examines turn Cbet strategy for both players and how to play this often tricky spot.

Nick Howard continues his analysis with fellow Run It Once member Johnny reviewing major hands from his recently played $20/$40/$80 8-max session. During this analysis, Nick discuses the need to limit volatility and how underrated mindset factors are.

Nick Howard pairs up with fellow Run It Once member Johnny to review major hands of his recently played $20/$40/$80 8-max session. During the analysis, Nick focuses on moving away from the GTO approach in spots where it could be burning money vs the pool.

Nick encourages you to eliminate your attachment to the perceived stability of a GTO strategy and to instead, experiment with a more relevant- exploitable- strategy.

During a one-on-one coaching session, Nick helps a student uncover a mental game problem that holds many poker players back.

Nick demonstrates how he gets students to quickly and accurately find the most relevant data points to their decisions.

Nick shares a drill he uses to help his students quickly assess a hand (based on specific data points) and make an informed river decision.

In this live session, Nick attempts to simplify the solutions he's studied in PIOsolver by making them more exploitative and thus, more accurate and useful in game.

Nick breaks down how he uses PIO solver in an attempt to help organize your thoughts and effectively use the program.

Nick delves into PIO solver and then discusses the journey from low to high stakes poker.

Nick introduces a tool that he uses to examine bias in his thought process.

Nick discusses Pio solver and how to utilize information and context to further your understanding of the game.

Nick discusses his recent approach to NL using a combination of software and hand examples to illustrate his points.

After nearly a year long hiatus, Nick checks in and discusses what he's been up to over the last year along with a detailed look at a $10/$20 HUNL hand from a recent match.

Nick reviews some hands that he recently discussed with a friend touching on a variety of themes that the hands share.

Nick zips through 100 hands in which he called from the big blind in an attempt to discuss an area in which he believes many players fall short of optimal by folding too much.

Nick returns for part 2 of his live session where he focuses on his application of his GTO principles.

Nick leads off with a brief explanation of some recent theory that he's been working on and follows it with review of a live play session.

Nick filters for hands in which he called facing 4bets, and discusses his general strategies for confronting what is often a tough situation,

Nick goes into more detail about 4bet hands and uses some real examples from his zoom play.

Nick filters his database for hands in which he 4 bets pre flop and his opponent calls and excludes aces and kings.

Nicks filters his database for hands in which he called against a 3bet and breaks down a few of his recent intriguing examples.

Nick shares a pair of recent Zoom hands played against fellow RIO pro Tyler Forrester, and reviews some hands that include a flop check-raise.

Nick examines four hands in which he is facing a flop check raise. His general approach to this situations is discussed and the examples show he he puts his overall style into practice.

Nick continues to utilize software away from the tables to formulate ranges and build his GTO game from the ground up.