thejericho2

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?

thejericho2 starts this session building up 4 slots of regular tables at $5/$10 and $2.50/$5 maneuvering the action live while sharing his thoughts about the best lines including facing some wacky plays from recreational players.

thejericho2 loads the toughest hands from a recently played session to see where he went wrong and what the solver has to say about some of the more aggressive actions that he took along the way.

thejericho2 seeks to confirm his hypothesis that players simply aren't bluffing when 3 barreling in 3bet pots grabs hands from his database to examine whether this is indeed the case.

thejericho2 looks up all of the hands where he faced a triple barrel in a single raised pot in the BB and tries to improve his intuition on whether people find enough bluffs in this aggressive line. Get ready to enjoy some crazy hero calls for a total pot share of over $20,000 over the next 50 minutes.

thejericho2 discusses seven tough hands from a recent $500 zoom session. Next to the analysis of the action-loaded hands, he illustrates his routine of reviewing critical spots with a solver.

thejericho2 hops into a small Zoom pool with fellow Run It Once coach sauce123 and discusses his thoughts in real time. Future videos will have Ben and jericho in the same video weighing in on the general approach to the session along with hands played against one another and against the pool.

thejericho2 kicks off the new year with a look at how he plans out his upcoming grind, ideas for maintaining a high level of play when the motivation and energy level drops, and how to build on our accumulated wisdom.

thejericho2 grabs hands from his recent session that went horribly wrong and plugs them into the solver to determine if he butchered them or it was just bad luck.

thejericho2 fires up two $500 zoom tables sharing his thoughts live as he plays. During the session he focuses on executing a decent baseline strategy that you can rely on in various circumstances.

thejericho2 recounts some hands from September sessions that saw him with difficult river decisions and he provides his in-game thoughts from what he remembers and then breaks it down with the solver to see if he went wrong anywhere.

thejericho2 selects four of the toughest hands from his recent $500 zoom live play video and inspects the action in detail with three of the hands occurring in check-raised pots.

thejericho2 hops into a $500 Zoom session that features a fair amount of preflop "issues" and a handful of difficult river decisions.

While climbing up to the highest stakes, thejericho2 has experiencing the ups and downs of poker. In this video he shares his advice on mental game topics to help you on your poker journey.

thejericho2 loads the biggest hands that he's played into the replayer and breaks down the action for some major make-or-break results that greatly impacted his yearly results.

thejericho2 introduces GTO Dojo and explains how he uses this software to supplement his analysis with PIO and explains the capabilities and findings that he can learn from this tool.

thejericho2 walks you through a trio of hands that saw him left gobsmacked on the river and he discusses his thoughts from all angles and ultimately how he reaches his river decision with a look on the solver's approach to the spots as well.