Krzysztof Slaski

Krzysztof Slaski follows up his most recent live play video with a deeper breakdown of the footage taking a closer look at the most interesting spots that came up.

The Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski battles it out in some three handed action working his way through a ton of hands against seemingly inferior opponents.

Krzysztof Slaski explores the differences in flop strategies between a linear small blind 3-bettor and a polar big blind 3-bettor with the help of aggregated reports to improve your play and understanding in both positions.

Krzysztof Slaski offers his thoughts in real time as he navigates a session played shorthanded on the anonymous Bodog tables.

Krzysztof Slaski continues to drill on blind battles this time focusing on 3B pots with connected boards which often proves to be extremely tricky as ranges are still quite wide.

Freshly settled into his new apartment, the Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski breaks down a session at the $500 zone games on Bodog.

Krzysztof Slaski the Polish Assassin returns to his bread and butter with a shorthanded session at $500NL on Bodog and breaks down the hands as he grinds away.

Krzysztof Slaski explores the strategy of blind vs blind play on paired boards in single-raised pots. He focuses on flop and turn play and discusses both the SB and BB perspective to develop heuristics for different paired board textures.

Krzysztof Slaski loads up the replay of a fresh short-handed session he played at Bodog consulting PIO to check his lines for a deeper analysis.

Krzysztof Slaski mixes things up with a live play session on Americas Cardroom across two $1/$2 fast-forward tables and a higher stakes regular table.

Krzysztof Slaski explores the scenario of 4-betting in blind v blind battles touching on what the solver has to say before looking at exploits which are quite useful in this relatively infrequent scenario.

Krzysztof Slaski finds himself on the wrong side of variance in this brief session that went sideways quickly and he reviews the action to see if it is simply luck or poor play that contributed to this downswing.

Krzysztof Slaski examines the tricky topic of how to split our range into leads and check-raises once reaching the river as the OOP player. He approaches the topic from a toy game perspective to control for the effects that range advantage, hand strength, blockers and SPR have before concluding with a real hand example.

Krzysztof Slaski finds himself battling it out in some short handed games and looks to hold his own with wide ranges and some whacky play.

Krzysztof Slaski continues his analysis of a recent session where he just returned from a break and assures to load up PIO to discuss the theory behind the toughest spots.

After taking a brief break from the 6-max tables, Krzysztof Slaski attempts to remove the rust by recording his first sessions back and breaking down his play, including deep dives into Pio.

Having been away from the tables for a bit, The Polish Assassin hops back into the drivers seat and navigates his way through the minefield that is the anonymous tables of Bodog, breaking down the action along the way.

Krzysztof Slaski hits the Pio lab to explore raising in position, particularly when the out-of-position player has a reasonably frequent bet and the in-position player has a fairly frequent raise.

Krzysztof Slaski presses the record button in a reg-heavy short-handed $2.5/$5 pool on Bodog. During the action, two tough spots come up where we hold KQ in a 3-bet and 4-bet pot and Krzysztof makes sure to put his lines to the test in PIO after the session.

Krzysztof Slaski finds himself shorthanded with multiple weaker players at $500 Zone. As a result, he tries to focus on exploitative adjustments to make the most out of this nice opportunity.

Krzysztof Slaski hops in the $500 pool and breaks it down as he meanders his way through some relatively basic opponents.

Krzysztof Slaski responds to the rise in popularity of betting 10% and discusses why this bet is effective, how to add it to your own game, and how to combat it when other players are using it against you.

Krzysztof Slaski competes at a mix of two $2.50/$5 zone tables that feature a weaker player and some $5/$10 tables filled with decent players while sharing his in-game thought process live as he plays.

The Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski grabs a series of hands that gave him fits over the course of his January sessions and loads them into the replayer for deeper analysis and looks to gain insights on the players in his pool.

Krzysztof Slaski fires up three zone tables to battle it out against a decent amount of weaker players pulling the exploit trigger whenever he sees a good spot to deviate from theory.

Krzysztof Slaski meanders his way through four tables on Bodog breaking down the action at $2/$5 and $5/$10 as the hands come fast and furious.

Krzysztof Slaski returns with a live play $500NL Zone session on Bodog and shares his thoughts as he battles in a mix of three-handed to five-handed games.

Krzysztof Slaski furthers his exploration of checking flush draws this time looking at the scenario with tighter ranges in 3bet pots and how this impacts our course of action.

Krzysztof Slaski launches a new series discussing how to select which flush draws to check on the flop as the preflop aggressor. Part one focuses on wide-range scenarious including BTN vs BB and SB vs BB in single raised pots.

Krzysztof Slaski battles it out against a handful of players in the zone pool where wide ranges and deep stacks are on full display.