Patrick Sekinger

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 continues with a selection of hands that he 3B from the SB and looks to expand on the concepts established in part 1.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 launches a new topic centered hand analysis session covering diverse concepts that come up when being the out of position 3bettor from the SB.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 continues his grind at the $50 zoom tables featuring hands with whacky lines from his opponent and a misclick that proves to be fortunate. He concludes with some PIO reviews of the trickier hands played during the session.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 departs from his typical game of regular tables and jumps into the Zoom pool for this session. Going without a HUD, the focus is on general strategy and exploits to take advantage of a weaker player pool.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 dives into a detailed hand review session evolving around the topic of pots after being the in position 3-bettor.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 railbirds a selection of interesting hands played at the $500 and $200 zoom pools and fires up PIO for the closest decisions.

The tables are up and running across a variety of stakes and PIO is locked and loaded for this second installment of Patrick Sekinger's session review.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 reviews footage from a 6 tabling session of $1/$2 NL mixed in with $.5/$1 NL tables.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 continues reviewing spots where he finds himself playing out of position at the $200 zoom pool in part two of the series.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 loads up his replayer with hands that he VPIP'd while OOP. The discussion focuses on cold-call rangers, check-raising strategies, and bet-sizing options.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 dives into his database which is chalk full of freshly played $200 NL hands and looks to dig into the mistakes that he made by using PIO to check his decisions.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 browses the RIO forums and pulls a few hands for extra analysis. He leans on his experience in the player pools for a bit of extra information where the decisions seem quite close.

Patrick Sekinger follows up his intro to short deck with a continued live session that features a number of difficult pre flop spots as he looks to get a handle on hand strengths and ranges.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 goes back to basics explaining why we raise preflop, how to construct preflop ranges, and the benefits of simplified strategies.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 explains the rules of six-plus hold'em and some strategy considerations before jumping into the games himself and talking you through his thought process as he tries to pick up the game on the fly.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 quickly reviews his 2018 year at the tables before jumping into his first session of 2019.

Struggling at the Low and Micros? Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 looks back at what he would have loved to know when he was still grinding these stakes and bundles his top pieces of advice in this theory session.

In part 2 of his PIO Solver Q&A series, Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 discusses block bets, turn overbet range construction, and looks into whether or not he's spewing with hands that have blockers.

In a different kind of video, Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 explores some hands from previous videos in more detail. During this review, Patrick writes out some questions about his play in the hands and then finds the answers to those questions using PIO Solver simulations.

In this 4 tabling live session of $1/$2 NL, Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 discusses the merits of having a SB cold calling range and how preflop sizing affects defense ranges.

In his first video for Run It Once, Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 gives a brief background on his poker career and discusses the types of videos he plans to release before jumping into live commentary of a typical session for him spread across four regular tables.