Patrick Sekinger

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.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 continues his exploration of 3B pots specifically BB vs button and utilizes aggregation reports to view the best approaches on a variety of boards.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 sorts through his database and grabs a handful of hands worthy of further examination and does so utilizing PIO to check his line and explore other possibilities that he may have misses.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 fires up the theory content in this examination of BB play against the button which is a spot that he believes the population tends to get wrong more often than not.

Patrick Sekinger kicks off his first live play video for the Elite audience with an action packed session at the $500 zoom tables and breaks down the action in real time as he works his way through the field.

In his Elite video debut, Patrick Sekinger shares his thoughts on the state of poker in 2019 and focuses on the keys to the game as he sees it.

Patrick Sekinger aka Psek1 fires up a quadrant of tables on Run It Once Poker and discusses his thoughts in real time against opponents that he quickly determines to be less than stellar.

Patrick Sekinger grabs a session from a Run It Once member at the $10 Zoom stakes and discusses how his approach would change in these games given the high rake environment.

Patrick Sekinger returns with the second installment battling at the Run It Once poker tables including one higher stakes table against Phil Galfond.

Patrick Sekinger delves into the theory side in this video where he opens with his thoughts on GTO vs exploitative and expands on how to make close decisions in game.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 fires up two NL200 zoom tables and fills his 6-table set up with some $1/$2 and $2.50/$5 regular tables for an action packed session with lots of big pots.

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.