thejericho2

thejericho grabs hands from a recently played $500 zoom session and runs through the action briefly touching on what he remembers of his in-game thoughts before turning to the solver to see where he went wrong and what other line options he could have utilized.

thejericho2 finds himself in a pool of seemingly poor players and looks to play his A game which would be more than sufficient to find success.

thejericho2 grabs some of the most interesting hands that occurred during his last session of 2023 and runs through each offering his in-game thoughts before turning to the solver to see if there was anything he could have done differently.

thejericho2 has a look at a session played on GG that sees him spread across four tables including some shorthanded action with an inordinate amount of complex hands.

Thejericho2 launches a late-night session on GG that sees him lined up against more unknown players than usual. While navigating the action, he shares some pro tips on how he approaches maintaining a steady sleep schedule as a poker player.

thejericho2 explains his thoughts live as he grinds a $5/$10 session that sees him repeatedly getting in uncomfortable spots against short stacks.

thejericho2 continues to examine hands from his recent session where he was uncertain of the best course of action and shares his in-game thoughts along with turning to the solver to determine what he should have done.

thejericho2 grabs a few hands from his recent Zoom battles and runs through the hand with his in game thoughts before turning to the solver to see if his actions match the computers.

thejericho2 loads up his first live play session on GGPoker that throws countless rough decisions at him and forces him to find several close laydowns.

thejericho2 picks up the review of a series of close decisions and grades his play for each of these tricky spots. How would you have done?

thejericho2 launches a new mini-series breaking down ten recent hands he played through the lens of the solver.

thejericho2 reviews his database to gain insight into the turn check-raising tendencies of the player pool after they face a double barrel in the big blind in single-raised pots. Is this line heavily under-bluffed or do people find the correct frequencies?

thejericho2 picks up the review of the ten toughest hand of a recent session in this second installment that has a special theme: almost all of the boards are monotone and come up in 3-bet pots.

thejericho2 was admittedly a bit rusty when these hands went down and he offers his thoughts at the time followed by a breakdown afterwards where he's able to diagnose some of the mistakes with the use of the solver.

thejericho2 takes a look at the scenario where he opens in position and is called in the blinds, faces a checkraise on flop, a bet on the turn and a bet or shove on the river and tries to determine whether this spot is over or under bluffed.

thejericho2 takes a look at a very specific spot that many people will admit they are completely unsure what to do and gives the solvers take as well as some exploits available to us in this difficult and tricky situation.

thejericho2 continues his high-stakes railbirding series dissecting some crazy hands played at $25/$50 and $50/$100 amongst some of the best in business. In the second installment, he follows up his thoughts with dives into PIOsolver where he sees fit.

thejericho2 looks at some of the biggest hands played online in the last few weeks and offers his thoughts on how the players did along with any takeaways that can be applied to his own game.

thejericho2 dives into a study session to improve at navigating single-raised pots on flusdraw textures when playing BTN vs BB. The boards analyzed are 886s, 653s, AJ7s, Q83s and J32s.

thejericho2 finds himself in many tough spots with marginal holdings in this $500 zoom hand review that makes for a painful but insightful learning experience.

thejericho2 returns with the review portion of his recent action-packed live session, counting down the ten toughest hands for a deeper review in the solver.

thejericho2 battles it out on the streets of $500 zoom finding himself in an incredible amount of 4-bet pots as well as tough spots in general that he aims to maneuver as accurately as possible.

thejericho2 clicks the record button with a session fresh in mind reviewing ten hands that saw him second guess his lines. Before analyzing each hand in PIO he presents the questions that he's most curious to answer with this type of study.

thejericho2 follows up his previous live play session with the review of all hands where he felt unsure about his decision. He shares his in-game doubts while pulling up the hand in the replayer before turning to the solver to improve our understanding.

thejericho2 battles it out at a mix of regular tables and finds himself facing many tough decisions with his thought process on display live as he plays.

thejericho2 reviews hands from this year that saw him bet-calling the river in an effort to determine if he's making any mistakes or if the population tendencies skew one way or the other.

thejericho2 expands upon the foundations established in the previous installment and looks at hands that sees him facing a river raise by his opponent to see if these spots are underbluffed by the population.

thejericho2 sorts his database to find hands in which he got raised on the river in a single raised pot and examines the key themes for these hands and how to get better in these pots that can be quite large.

thejericho2 clicks the record button while loading up a mix of $5/$10 and $2.50/$5 regular tables. Throughout the session he shares his thoughts in real time while getting faced with plenty of tricky decisions.

thejericho2 launches a new version of his popular format where he analyzes hands that see us face extremely aggressive lines from our opponents. This time it's all about facing river raises in 3- or 4-bet pots. Does population find enough bluffs to justify hero calls?