Patrick Sekinger

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 loads up two tables both zoom and reg tables and shares his thoughts in real time as he navigates a small pool seemingly chalk full of regulars.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 continues to review footage submitted by DEGENSTEIN having established a few reads on the player pool and a handful of things that our hero is doing well and needs to clean up.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 put out the call for players looking to get reviewed and DEGENSTEIN answered with a session on the Swedish site roughly equivalent to $200NL.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 takes the most difficult hands from his previous session in order to take a deep dive on them analyzing his own thoughts from in game and whether those were accurate in retrospect.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 attempts to start some $1k reg tables on a British afternoon finding himself battling against mostly regs with lots of interesting decisions coming up.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 jumps into the conclusive part of his $200 zoom series reviewing the toughest hands that came up during the two previous live play sessions.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 continues with his $200 zoom live play session, focusing on exploitative play and population leaks.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 drops it down to $200NL with the sole focus on exploitation. He kicks off the video discussing what he believes to be the exploits available in these pools and plays the session with these in the forefront of his mind.

Patrick Sekinger utilizes a GTO trainer in order to demonstrate how he studies specific spots which in this instance happens to be a common population leak that can lead to a significant EV gain when mastered.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 hops into a smaller pool and battles it out shorthanded against some tough regulars and looks to put them in difficult spots.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs a sample of interesting hands from recently played higher stakes games and breaks down the action from all sides.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs the toughest and most interesting hands from him last video and pops them into the solver to take a deep dive on the best course of action and whether his deviations made sense based on the in-game thoughts.

Fresh off a two week hiatus from the games, Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 hops into a session at $500 zoom, quickly moving through hands and noting particularly troublesome ones for analysis in the next video with PIO.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 continues his session in the $500 zoom games armed with his RNG and a keen eye on playing theoretically sound mixing in deviations only when extremely justified in doing so.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 fires up two tables of $500 zoom in a pool that has seemingly more recreational players than usual and comments in real time as he battles without a HUD and focuses on maintaining solid poker fundamentals.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 utilizes the Lucid GTO software to take a look at one spot: button vs BB, 100BB's deep, in a single-raised pot and discusses how to extrapolate the lessons learned from practicing against the bot and implementing it into your own game.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 notices the $1k zoom pool going and decides to make a spontaneous video battling it out with the regs in this difficult player pool.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 sorts the database for the biggest hands of the last year and discusses his thoughts from the hand and what (if anything) could have been done differently.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 seeks to continue deviating from GTO play wherever possible in an effort to maximally exploit opponents in a pretty good pool.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 brings a $500 zoom session focusing on exploitative adjustments against the player pool which typically proves to be quite strong nowadays.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 looks at situations where he has the opportunity to triple barrel and discusses whether to make this tricky play based on the run out and blockers he holds.

Patrick Sekinger continues with a theme from a previous video where he finds himself as the in position preflop raiser where he has bet the flop and turn and has to decide what to do on the river.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 discusses a selection of his biggest recent pots that also made him face a tough decision on at least one of the streets.

Patrick Sekinger returns after a week long hiatus from the virtual felt and hops into the $500 Zoom pool as the regular tables seem to be dead at the moment and meanders his way through the sharks and recs alike.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 expands on his theoretical discussion of catching river bluffs this time by examining actual hands from his session in an effort to see if he's practicing what he preaches.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 starts a new series on defending against river bets in the BB. Through selective hand review he illustrates his way of breaking down hands in order to make a range based decision about the optimal river bluff catchers.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs hands from his recent videos and plugs them into the solver for a more detailed look. A few feature hands played against fellow Run It Once coach teunuss.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs a seat in the $500 and $1k NL games on Stars against some stiff competition in Go0se.core!, teunuss, and a mix of recreational players.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 grabs a sample of hands in which there is a raise on the flop and utilizes PIO to explore downstream effects of this play.

Fresh off a session at the $500 regular tables, Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 discusses his course of action before turning to the solver to determine where his approach differs from PIO.