Patrick Leonard

The final instlalment covers the heads-up battle for the title in the $525 High Roller on GG as well as both final tables on Stars with middling stacks.

Part two picks up the action at two final tables and with a good chance to add a third one and we find ourselves faced with some action right at the start of this installment.

I find myself in promising positions across three tournaments in a Tuesday session and decide to launch a live play series.

Having ended part one on a disappointing 3-bet fold that crippled our stack we are not giving up on our plan to grind it up again with seven players left.

We conclude the Sunday session review with three more interesting hands diving into Odin to gain a deep understanding of the spots.

I just advanced to the final table of the $5,200 on Stars and hit the record button as the short stack at the table. During the video we check out tonkaaaa's time-delayed stream to get some further insight on interesting hands.

After a PartyPoker crash during the Sunday Live session that you can find in the December Bonus series, I decided to switch to a hand review format marking the most interesting hands that came up.

In part three we find oursevles in a more promising position! We're ready to get into some interesting ICM decisions covering three players whilst also facing two big stacks.

I press the record button right at the beginning of a Sunday live session regging every tournament with a buy-in over $500 across Stars, Party and GG.

We start off the hour with a small upset but soldier on ready to battle some strong regs like Sam Greenwood and Alex Theologis who are sitting to my direct left across two tables.

I busted some bullets in part but we also return as the chipleader in the $1k as we try to build up some stacks across more tournaments.

I break down an interesting turn probe decision that I faced in a $300 Sunday tournament and focus on the optimal sizing choice with shallow stacks.

I analyze a showdown against fellow Run It Once Pro Lucas Greenwood that goes deep into blind vs blind dynamic.

I go over a preflop decision that involves an in position cold caller and discuss how his range interacts with our jamming strategy.

Just five players are left as I pick up the end-game analysis of the final table. The chip distribution prescribes heavy ICM adjustments which should make for valuable lessons to be learned.

We start part two with two preflop sims of the hands where I got dealt pocket aces and AJ before I continue to break down the action with eight players remaining.

Description: I review my final table appearance at the High Roller Club $1k event which was filled with strong regulars and lends itself well to discuss the current meta in those tough fields.

I review my high roller final table from mid November and we start things off with a middling 30BB stack that leaves enough room to play some interesting spots.

This spot sounds very specific at first but actually comes up quite frequently and understanding the OOP river options can squeeze out some nice EV for you.

Day 2 of the $5,200 Titan on Stars kicks off with 19 players left and I'm in a promising position as 2nd in chips.

The final table is in full swing and I'm third in chips but the stack sizes are very close which should make for some tough ICM decisions.

I launch this final installment of the $5,200 live play series with four players left hoping to lock in the title along with the $200k first place price money.

We continue the end game of the $5,200 Titan with 12 players left having both tables on screen to make sure that we don't miss any crucial action.

I recently struggled with how to optimally play SB flatting ranges on broadway, low, low textures so I use this video to explore the GTO outputs and find a big exploit opportunity.

I launch this session just after having won the $1k Warm-Up but I'm still deep in 5 more tournaments including the $1k WSOP event playing for $600k and the $5k High Roller Club.

We pick up the action with three deep runs left and quite deep stacks on all tables which makes for some interesting decisions.

Part three of this Sunday session kicks off with two tables left and us being the chip leader at a $1k Final Table which makes for some interesting Final Table ICM.

I analyze an interesting flop 3-bet jam that Daniel Negreanu faced in a $5k WSOP event.

In this video, I use Odin to examine how you should play against aggressive Big Blinds.

I discuss overbetting as a bluff in 3-bet pots and explain card matching theory.