Carrot Poker

Carroters runs through the procedure he uses in his book to assess whether an ISO raise is likely to be +EV and, if not, whether limping behind is feasible.

Carroters runs through the procedure he uses in his book to assess whether an ISO raise is likely to be +EV and, if not, whether limping behind is feasible.

Pete takes a break from his theoretical series to welcome friend and student Joe onto the show for a recap of the 2 weeks they spent in NJ working on Joe's game, drinking beer and hitting up a variety of different poker games on the East Coast of America.

In the second installment of the series, Pete goes over the maths behind judging target fold equity for a pre-flop steal and discusses the factors that help us assess whether we meet this target.

In the second installment of the series, Pete goes over the maths behind judging target fold equity for a pre-flop steal and discusses the factors that help us assess whether we meet this target.

The start of a new set of podcasts which priovde tasters of Carroters' in progress poker book. Each lesson features some sample material from the book and the series follows the book's structure route moving from chapter to chapter.

The start of a new set of podcasts which priovde tasters of Carroters' in progress poker book. Each lesson features some sample material from the book and the series follows the book's structure route moving from chapter to chapter.

Carroters explains the time and place for balance and then launches into the many opportunities for spotting imbalacnes and reacting to them that so many players miss.

Pete talks about the importacne of keeping the EV of every option as a central part of your poker thought process and how to avoid the trap of becoming deatched from EV.

Carroters and his student Kevin talk about trasnitioning from online to live poker. They tell some amusing live poker stories and finish up with an in depth analysis of two hands from Kevin's most recent session.