Lucas Greenwood

Luc Greenwood goes through the key hands of the HU battle and what he would have done in hindsight.

After entering the money as the chip leader, Luc Greenwood continues his review of a $1,500 hyper final table. He dives into HRC to figure out what ranges should like in different jamming and calling spots shortstacked.

With six players remaining, Luc Greenwood finds himself kicking off this series on the stone bubble with a significant jump for 5th place and discusses how to approach this tricky situation. The series provides a good study opportunity for final table preflop ranges as Luc focuses on backing up his thoughts with HRC.

Luc Greenwood takes two hands from his recent Sunday session and discusses each decision in the hand offering his thoughts on the best course of action, why he may have deviated from the solver, and any considerations that may have impacted his decision that PIO can't compute.

Luc Greenwood examines two hands that he played against regs in a recent tournament and deep dives on all angles hoping to extract some nuggets that can be applied to future similar situations.

Luc Greenwood examines a sampling of hands from his recent Sunday session and breaks them down with the assistance of the solver to see if he went wrong and what insights he can gain from the mistakes.

Luc Greenwood picks up the action with 7 players remaining in this star-studded final table and looks to climb the ladder with a stack good for second overall.

Luc Greenwood breaks down his recent final table in the GG $1k with a star studded lineup and fairly deep stacks making for a number of interesting situations.

Luc Greenwood concludes the series with the action from the $200 final table that starts with him holding a middling stack.

Luc Greenwood picks up the action with eleven and 27 players left in two high-stakes bounty events reviewing his play that sees him make the first final table in the first half of the video.

Luc Greenwood continues discussing the action from two Sunday bounty events that includes a nice mix of preflop adjustments to pick up bounties and tricky postflop decisions.

Luc Greenwood goes through the footage from his recent deep runs in the Sunday bounty events discussing general PKO principles along with the actual hands.

In his previous video, Luc examined three close bluffing opportunities that he pulled. This time he turns the focus to bluffcatching discussing three tough decisions for stacks he faced in MTTs ranging between $200 and $800 in buy-in. One of the hands is against fellow Run It Once coach Alex Theologis.

Luc Greenwood aka YRWTHMELTHR reviews three iffy bluffs he recently made on GGPoker and shares his view on whether he thinks he made a mistake or if he stands by his play.

Luc Greenwood examines two 4 bet pots that occurred at the PCA and explains the dynamics of these large pots along with some tips and tricks for navigating them.

Luc Greenwood takes a step back from in-depth theory content to direct your focus to the practical applications of GTO. Even for advanced players, there are widespread misconceptions about GTO and many get lost in the high complexity of solutions. In this video, Luc shares his view on the opportunities and limitations of GTO solutions and how to get the most out of solvers while not losing track of how to make money in poker.

In the fourth installment of his 3-bet pot series, Luc explores how to approach 3-bet pots in a squeeze scenario with the small blind as the aggressor. He puts special emphasis on whether an Ace on the river allows the us to develop a river leading range after giving up the initiative on the turn.

Having explored a deep-stacked polar spot and a shorter stacked linear spot in the previous installments of this 3-bet pot series, Luc turns the page to early position 3-bets when the aggressor is in position. He analyzes four different board textures to develop a deep understanding of the overall strategy when 40bb deep.

Luc Greenwood continues to explore 3B pots this time turning the focus to play when 45bb deep and discusses how the shallower stack sizes impact the course of action on all future streets. The positions involved in this video are SB vs HJ making the ranges less polarized compared to the first installment.

Lucas Greenwood aka YRWTHMELTHR starts a new series diving into the solver lab to explore our strategy in 3-bet pots at varying stack depths and with different positions involved. This first installment focuses on LJ vs BB when 150bb deep and illustrates how insanely tight play can become due to the polar ranges involved.

Luc Greenwood picks up the action sitting on a relatively short stack and looks to spin it up as he finds himself with a number of good spots that are beneficial for his stack.

Luc Greenwood aka YRWTHMELTHR starts a new series reviewing the $5k WSOP Online Main Event. The first episode is packed with tough 3-bet and 4-bet pot decisions with stacks being deep.

Luc Greenwood takes a look at two hands from his high stakes adventures in Barcelona one well before any ICM is in play and the other with just three tables remaining.

Luc Greenwood picks up the second installment holding a gigantic chip lead which is more than 3x the next place and he puts on a masterclass of utilizing this big stack to maximum effectiveness.

The action picks up with the first hand of the final table that has a whacky quirk where the players can pick their seat based on their stack size and Luc walks his way through the action against some pretty competent opponents.

Luc Greenwood continues his review of his deep run in the $1,050 Monday Main Event on GG. Luc picks up the action with seven players remaining and finds himself in several tricky spots due to ICM.

Luc Greenwood finds himself chipleading with 15 left in the Monday Main Event. Luc breaks down hands across both tables and touches on the ICM considerations that come into play with the flat payout structure until the jump from 10th to 9th.

Luc Greenwood finds himself at yet another final table amongst a handful of other tournaments and breaks down the action as the hands come fast and furious with a ton of interesting ICM spots.

Luc Greenwood aka YRWHTMELTHR returns with part two of his high-stakes session review finding himself deep in three events with promising chip stacks all around. But things will not all go smoothly in this session.

Luc Greenwood aka YRWTHMELTHR loads up the recording of a recent 4-tabling session with buy-ins ranging between $525 and $2,600. Throghout the video Luc establishes a dominating chip lead in two events and approaches some opportunities to loosen up as we get closer to the bubble.