Tyler Forrester

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose examines the biggest pots that occurred from games over the last few months with an emphasis on uncovering any leaks present in these session defining hands.

As part of our annual Elite bonus, users are able to submit footage of themselves playing to be reviewed by one of our pros and Tyler is the first one up as he reviews Run it Once member Frankie playing $1/$2 NL on ACR.

Tyler Forrester discusses probing the turn in single raised pots highlighting both how solvers manage to balance the often very polar ranges and how we as human players can approach future play after probing the turn in a more realistic way.

Tyler Forrester boots up the replayer and loads hands where he probes the turn as the out of position caller.

Tyler Forrester again turns on the filter and grabs all hands in which he double barrels in 3B pots when out of position which makes for difficult situations on rivers.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose finds himself shorthanded in a pool that seems advantageous based on some quick reads and looks to capitalize on the soft play.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose boots up Lucid GTO in an effort to drill some C betting strategies and develop patterns for exploiting our opponents.

Tyler Forrester finds himself HU for the bulk of the video against a player with some serious leaks in his game and he looks to take advantage of these before he loses his action.

With just a handful of people in the player pool, Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose finds himself shorthanded throughout the session making for wide ranges and difficult situations.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose digs in for some tough work with a new software called Lucid GTO to learn the nuance of some specific spots and how to apply them into his own game.

Tyler Forrester examines a session at $10/$20 ending up with a variety of themes and discusses everything from making his opponents struggle to meet MDF, combatting overbets, and forcing indifference out of his opponents.

Tyler Forrester examines two hands he played at $10/$20 and provides his in-game thoughts before examining the hands with the solver to see what could be differently.

Tyler Forrester bumps the stakes up a bit in this review of a session at $10/$20 and filters for hands that saw a river making for generally more interesting and complex hands and strategies.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose continues his look back on a recently played session a few days after allowing him to add the hole cards of his opponent to the mix and completing his analysis of a seemingly poor player pool.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose fires up a live session with two tables in the Zone games on Ignition and comments in realtime as he uses the RNG to assist with his decision making process.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose grabs hands from his previous session that give him fits and pops them into the replayer now having access to all the hole cards and discusses his thoughts during the hand and alternative lines.

Tyler Forrester sets the filters for hands where he calls a preflop 4 bet and weaves his way through the nuance of this often difficult situations.

In what's sure to be a fan favorite, Tyler Forrester filters his database for hands where he's called the river with A high or worse. Though mostly medium sized pots, a few large ones sneak in!

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose grabs the largest pots he's played over the last few months which makes for interesting discussion and the importance that these hands can make on your bottom line.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose reviews a session at the $500 Zone games and is able to reveal his opponents hole cards at the conclusion of the hand making for surprising findings in this anonymous player pool.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose fires up two tables and comments in real time as he meanders his way through the zone pool on Ignition trying to identify players on this anonymous site through their bet sizing and timing tells to max exploit.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose continues his session at the mid stakes tables after running quite hot early on he now finds himself in more precarious situations against a still relatively tough player pool.

Tyler Forrester bumps the stakes up a bit and filters for hands that made it to the flop and beyond and gives his thoughts on his approach in this anonymous player pool.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose dives into a session in which he lost 15 BI's and looks to find out why this happened and if it was simply the wrong side of variance or poor play.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose examines hands in which he faces the 4 bet and discusses tips and tricks for navigating these oft difficult and large sized pots.

Tyler Forrester combs through his database in an effort to grab the biggest (and most interesting) pots that he played over the last year cutting out the cold decks and coolers.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose fires up a trio of tables and battles a small player pool in the $500 Zone games sharing his thoughts in real time as he navigates the anonymous American player pool.

Tyler Forrester jumps into a small pool of apparent regs but because the game is shorthanded, he believes that most players are out of their element as they are likely used to playing 5 and 6 handed and discusses the adjustments that he makes to take advantage of this.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol’s Nose grabs a sampling of hands where he checkrasied the flop and examines how to proceed on future streets.

Tyler Forrester aka Gogol's Nose discusses a selection of $5/$10 hands to improve your river game in 3bet pots.