Phil Galfond

Phil Galfond finds some action on the WSOP.com streets and breaks down the hands during the shorthanded battle.

Phil Galfond has a look at the last 7,000 hands played by a RIO elite member and breaks down the most interesting hands that made it to the turn.

Phil Galfond reviews fellow Annual Elite member Stephen at $2k PLO setting the filter to all VPIP'd hands for a mix of 6-max and heads-up play. Phil detects a few spots where he thinks our hero could improve his line and breaks down his reasoning from a theoretical and exploitative view.

Phil Galfond finds himself getting some action on WSOP.com and breaks down the game film with an eye towards bluffing, bluff catching, and how to create ranges for both.

Richard walks us through the progression of playstyles and how they evolved over time both pre and post solver before offering the current consensus for the best approach.

A large pot is brewing and we have multiple players involved and Richard offers the general principles for navigating these common yet tricky situations.

Richard discusses the scenario where we are out of position after raising preflop and offers keys to this very common situation.

Richard introduces the situation of playing 3bp when out of position touching on the differences between 6-max and HU and how to develop postflop strategies.

Richard offers the general principles for operating in the common scenario of a multiway, single-raised pot and the keys for success in these situations.

Richard expands upon the idea of strategic baselines how to implement a strategy of exploitation.

With a situation that doesn't exist in HU, we need the 6-max expert to help navigate the choppy waters of playing a 3bp when in position.

Phil's on the difficult side of things in these large pots and out of position and offers his thoughts on everything from leading the flop to which hands make quality bluffs.

Phil continues to battle it out against Chance and finds himself making the stone nuts, often with a redraw, quite a bit and seeks to extract max value.

Phil and Richard return for a deeper exploration of multiway pots where they are the PFR and discuss when to push your equity vs taking a free card.

With the overall thoughts established in the previous installments the guys look to get deeper into the details of this situation with actual hands selected to illustrate various points.

Having established general principles with the solver in the previous installment, Phil analyzes hands from the Veni challenge where he actually utilized a river donk.

With aces squarely out of the range, Phil navigates these tricky, large pots when out of position and ideas for when to bluff and/or lead into your opponent.

Phil soldiers on with more hands against Veni where he is the 4-bettor and suggests times when breaking from the solver approved approach is ok.

The pots are large in this one as the guys act as the preflop 3-bettor and general principles for these sticky situations

Here the guys find themselves in big, multiway, 3-bet pots and discuss how to navigate them with particular focus on stack sizes, positioning, and of course our hand strength.

Phil departs the land of the theoretical and into real hands that he uses to illustrate a variety of points from this infrequent but extremely important node.

Phil grabs the footage from the second to last session against Chance where he's now established quite a few reads on his opponent and has grown confident in his plays.

This time the boys find themselves as the caller in these multiway pots and touch on the differences between these pots and HU ones and some general themes to help guide you along.

Phil and Richard look at some real hands where they are the preflop raiser and discuss the nuance of these often tricky situations.

At the suggestion of an early purchaser of the course, Phil discusses river donk bets focusing on when and why we deploy these and how mastery of this can provide significant increases to your bottom line as they're generally in larger pots.

Phil shares his thoughts on 6-max PLO and introduces Richard Gryko who he's brought in to help him fill in the gaps of Phil's knowledge and offer some further insight to the 6-max game.

The action continues with Phil breaking down the two-table action against Chance and offers some tips for playing against opponents that aren't as strong as Chance.

Phil dives headfirst into his challenge footage against ActionFreak by examining his worst session, results-wise (€254,686.10). Phil chose this starting point to discover how he handled the beatdown and if he made any significant mistakes.

Phil continues to review a rough session versus ActionFreak and discusses how the way the session was going may have affected his decision-making.

Phil picks it up with a review of a session that sees him discussing the hands with detailed analysis and offering general takeaways for improving your game in similar situations.