Tyler Forrester

Follow along as Tyler Forrester and Krzysztof Slaski review hands and share their point of view as they navigate hands that Tyler recently played.

Tyler Forrester reviews hands that he played in the currently ongoing Coinpoker mid-stakes championship at the HU tables and discusses his general approach as well as reviewing the specific hands.

Tyler Forrester filters his database for the times when he's holding pocket tens and runs through all the situations and scenarios of how to approach this sticky wicket.

Tyler Forrester filters for hands from a recent session that see it through to the river and discusses the action that leads up to this point as well as the major river decision.

Tyler Forrester grabs the game tape of a fellow RIO member and breaks it down looking for both quick fixes and leak plugs as well as generalized strategy ideas to implement.

Tyler Forrester continues to look at a session at $5/$10 on the anonymous tables of Ignition and breaks down the action that sees him oscillating up and down.

Tyler Forrester breaks down a run of the mill session on Ignition, revisiting some of the player profiles that seem to populate this player pool and how to best take advantage of them.

Tyler Forrester continues with the third installment reviewing this cash game with implications beyond just the chips in play and discusses the top tier performance from these high level thinkers.

Tyler Forrester continues to examine the most introguing hands from the Coin Poker Championship offering his take on them.

Tyler Forrester breaks down the game tape from the recent Coin Poker Championship which explores some of the thought processes of the best cash game players in the game.

Tyler Forrester uses the GTO trainer to explore the CO node where BB has called and we've c-bet the flop to discuss the best course of action on turn and river.

Tyler Forrester gives a look inside a training session where the topic is playing out of position in current games first offering a general explainer of betting theory before diving into the details.

Tyler Forrester pulls up his massive database of hands and uses it to examine situations that feature a triple barrel and discusses which of the sizes we face lend themselves for you to hero call much more or much less from an MDA perspective.

Tyler Forrester filters his hands for ones where he overbet the river and discusses why he chose this sizing both for bluffs and value.

Tyler Forrester filters for hands where he checkraises the turn and discusses the why and when of the best place to deploy this strategy.

Tyler Forrester breaks down the action from a high stakes stream that features a healthy mix of some of the best players in the live scene and some of the...not so best players.

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With the rake high, stacks deep, and the skill level low, Tyler Forrester seeks to offer tips and tricks for beating these games utilizing the footage submitted by RIO member Jazz as the backdrop for the lesson.

Tyler Forrester filters for hands where he opted to check raise the flop and explores the best course of action.

Tyler Forrester sorts his database for hands that feature him calling a river C bet and discusses how to approach these decisions for large amounts of money.

Tyler Forrester breaks down the game tape from a long time ago that features some of the top players from the early 2000's era and discusses why some of the plays that seem absurd in retrospect might've made more sense than we give credit for.

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Tyler Forrester explores a scenario that is common in live games where limps are far more commonplace and discusses how and when to develop an overlimp range.

Tyler Forrester continues to review his session at $5/$10 commenting on all hands that were VPIP'd and searches for themes that might be easily applied to your games.

Tyler Forrester loads VPIP'd hands into the replayer and breaks down the rhyme and reason for each decision at this $5/$10 session.

Tyler Forrester sorts the database for spots where either he shoves preflop or is facing a preflop all in and discusses the best course of action which can often have a big impact on your bottom line.

Tyler Forrester reviews the footage from a session at $200NL and discusses everything from the impact of bots to his general approach against fresh faces.

Tyler Forrester looks at a recent session and pauses the footage to discuss some of the keys for success in these games that can be quite loose with a number of poor players.

Nick Airball looks down at a set of sixes in a high-stakes cash game and decides to overbet $200,000 on the river. Standard? Far from it! Tyler Forrester reviews the game tape of this High Stakes Poker episode utilizing two key hands to illustrate how costly it can be to underestimate how drastically your equity decreases in multiway pots.

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Tyler Forrester uses a selection of VPIP'd hands to explore the concept of splitting his range and finding profitable bluffs.

Tyler Forrester reviews his database for hands where he arrived at a bluff-catching decision on the river after having 4-bet preflop breaking down the nuances of each spot to find the correct play. With as few combos in each player's range these spots can turn into massively lucrative calls or blunders depending on your ability to make the correct assumptions.

Tyler Forrester launches two tables of $1/$2 Blitz on ACR breaking down the action in real time with a focus on adjustments to make when the pool over 3-bets you. Early in the session Tyler finds himself in a tough spot having to decide whether we can fold top set.