Pete disects an interesting hand in detail where the question is how to play a nut flush draw in a multi-way pot.

Carroters disects two interesting spots from the Carrot Corner forums. The first concerns how to play marginal hands in multiway limped pots while the second is all about how to analyse whether or not to call huge raises on the turn.

Carroters reviews one hand in very high detail and updates viewers about the now set release date of the kindle version of his book The Grinder's Manual.

Carroters reviews three hands from his private study group, ruthlessly tearing apart the logic of his students where they fail and honoring they're poker might where their logic makes sense.

In Hands From The Corner Pete reviews the hand history analysis posted by his students in his private forum. Today's hands concern themes like range-betting flops and the protection of equity.

Carroters goes over mental game strategies for dealing with one of the most deadly and common types of tilt and the effect it can have on your confidence as a player.

Carroters discusses what he calls 'external variance' in poker, how to recognise it, and how to reduce its adverse effects on your game.

Pete takes a series of interesting unseen questions from his Student Murphy.

After 15 months of hard work, The Grinder's Manual is fianlly here! Pete roughly runs through the layout of the 540 page textbook and talks about why he considers it an academic poker bible.

After 15 months of hard work, The Grinder's Manual is fianlly here! Pete roughly runs through the layout of the 540 page textbook and talks about why he considers it an academic poker bible.