Qing Yang

Qing Yang explains why most players are thinking about blockers incorrectly, and offers a more nuanced approach.

Why do solvers often barrel the turn with complete air? Is it more important to block calls or unblock folds? Qing Yang explains the theory behind bluff selection on the turn, and puts it into practice by doing some drills.

Qing Yang examines some situations where we play quite aggressively despite having poor equity and no nut advantage.

Qing Yang first examines the theory behind turn probes, then loads up some drills with LucidGTO in order to reinforce the concepts learnt.

Qing Yang discusses the exploitative approach to paired boards first asking you to think about your own approach to these common situations and then turning to the solver to see what it has to say.

Our opponents range consists of hands that don't like to face pressure and we seek to exploit those hands and ramp up the aggression to put them in difficult situations in this installment from Qing Yang.

Qing Yang looks at playing 3 bets when out of position in this installment and examines all aspects of the scenario with an emphasis on building a successful C-betting strategy.

Qing Yang examines the impact of board tone and how this plays into the bet sizing that we should use.

In his Elite debut, Qing Yang provides a background for those that may not be familiar with his videos before exploring the topic of being way? ahead or way behind.

Qing Yang explores the topic of indifference touching on minimum defense frequency, a polarizing toy game, whether we want to make our opponents indifferent, and multi-street equilibrium.

Qing Yang breaks out the solver in an attempt to breakdown these difficult but common situations in multiway pots.

Qing Yang takes a look at a recently played hand and uses it to illustrate the concept of min betting and how to add this tricky play into your arsenal.

If you've been in poker for a while, you're probably familiar with the concept of Shania. If you're not, have no fear - Qing Yang will break it down in this video sharing his thoughts on the value of hands and how they receive that value.

Good friends and Run It Once coaches Qing Yang and Darren Wee enter into a heads up battle and this video features Qing's perspective of the match. You can check out Darren's perspective of the match here: Darren's Perspective

Using Simple Preflop, Qing Yang investigates the trend of 3betting huge from the big blind, and the theoretical basis behind it. He then addresses the classic question of whether to 3bet linear or polarised.

What does ice skating have to do with sizing our bets? Qing Yang first explains how a geometric plan maximizes EV when ranges are perfectly polarized, then looks at a few situations where PIO sizes its bets more unevenly.

Qing Yang shares his experience with applying GTO in live games and how knowing a bit of theory can sometimes be worse than knowing none at all.

Qing Yang examines the concept of equity distribution first defining the concept and then jumping into PIO simulations to illustrate key concepts.

Qing Yang makes his Run It Once debut with a video focused on stack to pot ratio. The Singapore-based poker pro who gets most of his volume in the Chinese app games and live games, provides a brief introduction to his poker background, software fluency, and plans for future videos before diving into today's topic.