Tyler Forrester

Tyler Forrester continues his examination of the high stakes action featuring gentlemen like OtBRedBaron, LLinusLLove, and Katya18.

Tyler Forrester drops it down to the $50 tables in an effort to examine the differences in the player pools with an eye towards maximal exploits at this stake.

Tyler Forrester looks to recreate the success from his previous installment railing the high stakes games and fires up two tables of $50/$100 featuring a game with one amateur and a reg battle on the other side.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose grabs 10 recently played hands and takes them to the river where he played 5 well and 5 poorly and examines why in each.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose takes you through the action of hands where he arrives at the river and needs to decide whether to call, fold, or raise.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose grabs a selection of hands to illustrate concepts of playing 4 bet pots when out of position.

Back to the virtual felt we go with Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose battling it out at the mid stakes games on Ignition.

Tyler Forrester takes a break from the live sessions and dives into the theory side with a video examining when to triple barrel.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose jumps into a session on Ignition and comments in real time as the hands come fast and furious.

Tyler Forrester filters his database from the Ignition/Bovada games for hands where he calls a 3B from the small blind. The tricky situations make for interesting lines to explore.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose grabs hands where he saw the turn and loads them into the replayer for a deeper analysis.

Tyler Forrester fires up a live $2.5/$5 session on Ignition and encounters some hands where deviating from Pio leads to profitable exploits.

Tyler Forrester fires up the $2.50/$5 games on Ignition and comments in real time on his thought process.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose shows off the new Ignition layout but ultimately it's the same old player pool as he examines a number of questionable decisions by his opponents.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose fires up four tables and looks to identify the regs from the recs as he notices some odd lines and weird spots in this HUDless session.

Run It Once member Atown36 provided Tyler Forrester with hands from a recent session in order to have one of 6M NL's finest review his decisions. Tyler examines the hands headless and shares some thoughts on general population tendencies, range vs range analysis, and bet sizing.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose discusses the nuances of exploitative play against regulars while playing $2.50/$5 Zone.

A small pool abounds as Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose breaks down a session in real time at the American-facing Bovada tables.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose digs into hands where he called 3 bets touching on everything from the anonymous player pool dynamics, blind vs blind strategy, and bet sizing options.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose sets his filter for hands where he defends the BB. He touches on the dynamics of being in the BB, the hands that constitutes his defending range, and adjustments to be made depending on your player pool.

Tyler Forrester reviews a selection of hands from a recent $2.5/$5 6-Max session and discusses playing against recreational players as well as deciding between balanced or exploitative play in different spots.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose rings in the new year with a fresh Ignition session at $2.50/$5. The discussion focuses on minimum defense frequency, multiway pots, and attention to bet sizing.

$1/$2 is on the menu today for Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose and he dives right into the action touching on everything from player pool tendencies to bet sizing options for both a GTO and exploitative approach.

The action is fast and furious as Tyler Forrester aka Gogol’s Nose comments on a two table session in real time on the anonymous Ignition. The discussion rotated between population tendencies, PIO outputs, and rarely utilized lines that seem common with recreational players.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose finds himself in a player pool of six people and looks to get a handle on each player as he comments his way through a live session.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose jumps right into a session review with a mix of pros and recreational players and touches on his to play against players that limp.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose reviews a recent $2.50/$5 session on Ignition kicking off the action with a detailed breakdown of an uncommon spot.

Back to the anonymous tables we go with Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose as he breaks down a session featuring full tables, short-handed, and HU action.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose examines some old hands with PIO and discusses how solver tools have played a role in the evolution of his game.

Tyler Forrester takes a detailed look at a few hands from a recently played session and uses these hands to illustrate his general approach to play on this anonymous site and the general tendencies of players in today's games.