Sergey Nesterenko

A previously played hand gave Sergey fits and he dives back into this one for a deeper analysis exploring all possible options.

Sergey Nesterenko aka Nesterzhzhot continues his examination having built some reads on his opponent and looking to capitalize on these in the latter stages of his session.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot reviews $10/$20 PLO hands that he VPIP'd focusing on value betting thresholds and leading ranges.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues with the second installment of his series where he covers hands teaching important concepts that occur frequently.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues his examination of "standard" hands in an effort to discuss alternative lines and bet sizing that might not be initially apparent in these relatively straight forward hands.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot takes a break from the theory intense breakdown and grabs a sampling of hands from the games that are relatively tame in their complexity but Sergey explains that mastery of these spots will have a dramatic improvement on your win rate as they are far more frequent than the rare, big pot, scenarios.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot finds himself in an interesting hand where the real decision point comes after a flop lead. He begins with a quiz to get a general sense of what boards to lead when out of position before diving into the actual hand.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot seeks to cover a bunch of recently played hands from a $10/$20 session and goes into more detail afterward with Monker to check some of the more difficult lines.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot discusses hands in which we face multiple barrels by asking a series of questions to help illustrate his points.

Sergey Nesterenko aka Nesterzhzhot takes a look at the difficult situation of facing multiple barrels when out of position. He begins with a theoretical approach before turning to actual hands to illustrate the points he covered.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues his series on playing OOP in single raised pots by discussing paired boards in particular and how to play turns and rivers when your opponent checks back the flop.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot grabs a couple of hands from recently played $10/$20 games where he calls from out of position, this time with a much deeper SPR and discusses options like leading the flop.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot grabs a couple of hands with a low SPR on the turn and discusses his in game approach before turning to monker to see what the solver suggests.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot dives into situations with paired boards in low SPR spots using a few HH examples to illustrate the concepts and his various approaches in these spots.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues his analysis of the very common situation of a low SPR where the hero is forced into difficult decisions. He backs up his analysis with monkersolver solutions and shares his findings.

Hands are loaded into the replayer as nesterzhzhot battles some of the best in the game including EEE27, Cobus83, and Limwonster. He runs each hand in Monker in order to get the solver approved best course of action and shares his in-game thoughts as well.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot comes back to a spot he approached from a GTO perspective some weeks ago and uses this hand to illustrate how you can find the proper exploits in PLO with PokerJuice and some simple formulas.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot breaks down low SPR situations using examples of recently played hands to illustrate the larger points. The lines are first discussed in terms of how they typically play out before Sergey fires up MonkerSovler to check for the solver-approved lines.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot discusses how to react when facing a flop lead followed by a turn check and explains the process of validating your strategy by applying PokerJuice.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot finds himself in a battle against tough regs EEE27 and Cobus83 and breaks down a few hands from the session.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues his series recounting hands from various high stakes sessions with a focus on low connected boards and how these situations interact with his range.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot finds himself still in the battle with the maniac and looks to take some tricky lines against opponents that aren't exactly on the same level as his typical opponents.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot continues his analysis of hands played versus a maniac by looking for creative ways to adapt such as open limping and variable flop bet sizes.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot reviews a 6-max $10/$20 PLO session facing a super maniac (96/84/71) as one of his opponents. He discusses the dynamics evolving between such a player and other regulars in multiway pots and how to adapt to each situation on the fly.

Sergey Nesterenko aka Nesterzhot continues his exploration of how to approach specific board textures by utilizing a quiz style format where various hand types are presented and the best course of action must be decided upon.

Sergey Nesterenko aka Nesterzhot finds himself in a weird situation during a hand played at $10/$20 and discusses the intricacies of his actions before diving into a technical analysis of how to play the hand differently depending on your opponent.

Sergey Nesterenko aka Nesterzhot builds on the previous two parts to continue examining these difficult PLO situations and uses hand examples to reinforce his conclusions.

Sergey Nesterenko aka Nesterzhot returns with part 2 of his series examining what to do in 3 bet pots on low connected boards, this time with a focus on bluffing.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhzhot presents a high stakes lesson on low connected boards in 3bet pots. He discusses the GTO results and uses PIO to help visualize them before jumping into a quiz to test your understanding.

Sergey Nesterenko aka nesterzhot continues to look through some 10-20 PLO hands while using PokerJuice to double check his intuition.