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Free Bonus podcast episodes:

• 04.14.2021

  Free Bonus podcast No. 15: Bart talks poker ecosystem in an interview

  In an interview for a thesis paper Bart discuses his history in poker and the overall poker ecosystem.

  
• 11.29.2020

  Free Bonus podcast No. 14: The Harry Story Run it Twice, No Once

  The epic story of an incident that happened back in May of 2018 on Live at The Bike. Harry who was very far behind in the hand first agreed to run the turn and the river twice, but after seeing...

  
• 09.23.2019

  Free Bonus podcast No. 13: The Chronicles of Dash

  Terp sits down with friend and WSOP PLO $10K World Champ Dash Dudley to talk life, winning the top PLO tournament in the world, and his travels in poker.

  
• 11.05.2018

  Free Bonus podcast No. 12: Individual Health Care for poker players

  Bart discusses the most GTO to approach health care on the individual market recommending and discussing Health Savings accounts.

  
• 05.04.2016

  Free Bonus podcast No. 12: Alec Torelli speaks about Tournaments vs Cash

  In a special free Crush Live Poker Podcast episode Alec Torelli speaks on some of the most important differences between Tournament and NL cash game play.

  
• 02.06.2016

  Free Bonus podcast No. 11: The Grind poker podcast: Bankroll Management and Preparing Yourself for Success

  In the first episode of The Grind poker podcast, host Rob Farha discusses managing bankrolls, when and how to move up, and some tips and how to consistently put yourself in the best position to succeed.

  
• 02.05.2016

  Free Bonus podcast No. 10: Superbowl Prop betting

  Daliman tells you the bets he has made for Super Bowl 50, including many props, and discusses the Iowa caucus results.

  
• 01.23.2016

  Free Bonus podcast No. 9: Terrible story of 3 americans trying to leave the PCA, Jan 2016

  A discussion of a disastrous situation regarding three Americans trying to leave the PCA, Jan 2016, in the Bahamas.

  
• 10.14.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 43: Reverse pot odds

  This refers to the pot odds that you are giving your opponent and is very important when the pot gets big and effective stacks are small at the end of a hand.

  
• 10.07.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 42: Stack to pot ratios

  Slowplaying can be correct in bloated pots in 3bet for 4bet pots because you may only have 1 or 2 pot size bets left and the money can still get in.

  
• 09.30.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 41: Studying your game

  When studying for your game spend your time on the situations that are more common and not just outlandish spots that may rarely come up.

  
• 09.23.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 40: Small buy in tournaments

  Consider the fees associated with small buy in tournaments some can be unbeatable. Your hourly may be higher simply sticking to cash if you have a positive win rate.

  
• 09.16.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 39: Electronics at the table

  Using electronics at the table can be an extreme detriment to your ability to pay attention and gain valuable information.

  
• 09.09.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 38: Pot-limit Omaha Hi-Lo

  While Pot-limit Omaha is a high variance game Pot-limit Omaha Hi-Lo strongly favors the skilled player and it can be very difficult for a bad player to even win in a single session.

  
• 09.02.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 37: Value own lines

  Taking value own lines by check calling can be very effective against players that will value bet thinly.

  
• 08.26.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 36: Fast playing the nut flush

  Fast playing the nut flush can be the best way to maximize your value on a hand that is very commonly over slow played.

  
• 08.19.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 35: Value bet sizing

  If you find that you are scared when getting your value bet called then you have probably done something wrong.

  
• 08.12.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 34: Small raise sizing

  When you are facing a raise from your opponent it can often be an indicator of the strength of their hand.

  
• 08.05.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 33: spike the pot up with big chip

  When you make a big hand it can be best to “show” your opponent the size of the pot by using large denomination chips to bet with so that your large value betting will get called.

  
• 07.29.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 32: Seat Changing

  Don’t get lazy with your seat changing at the table. Moving to someone’s left or right can be a distinct advantage.

  
• 07.22.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 31: EV of happiness is underrated

  Sometimes playing in a less stressful game leads to happiness and better overall poker health.

  
• 07.15.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 30: Bluff raising donk leads

  A lot of times when a weak player leads into the preflop raiser his hand cannot stand a raise.

  
• 07.08.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 29: Winrate can sometimes be directly correlated to time played

  In capped games the more you win the more your image improves. When you have a lot of chips in front of you people get scared.

  
• 07.01.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 28: Value betting in Stud 8 on 7th street

  If your board looks like you are going low and you are up against a probable high hand that doesn’t show a pair you should value bet two small pair.

  
• 06.25.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 27: Split Pot tournaments are defensive

  In split pot tournaments the concept of surviving is absolutely paramount.

  
• 06.17.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 26: Exploitable play is usually best in live games since so few people exploit you

  Because the bluffing frequency in live games is generally low, you can take rather exploitative lines for maximum profit

  
• 06.10.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 25: Max fold equity with draw, min fold equity with value hand

  You want to take the line that has the least amount of chance of having your opponent fold when you have value and the most when you have a draw.

  
• 06.03.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 24: Welcome environment to rec players

  It is important to make players that are at the table welcome in the game so that they enjoy themselves and come back.

  
• 05.26.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 23: Recognizing opponents preflop raise size and situation

  When players raise small over several limpers usually this is indicative of a “pot sweetener” type of hand not a strong one.

  
• 05.20.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 22: Math of draws and how people underplay them

  Players often underestimate their implied odds when calculating draws

  
• 05.13.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 21: Limp Reraising

  In general limp reraising is a weak play for value as it folds out a lot of worse hands that would have called a single raise.

  
• 05.06.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 20: Targeting Bad players vs good players

  Most of the money won in poker is by beating losing players. That is where you should concentrate most of your effort.

  
• 04.29.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 19: Attacking limped pots

  A lot of players do not want to play large, limped pots. This creates a situation where you can attack the right board textures.

  
• 04.22.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 18: Delayed Double barreling

  Sometimes you can not barrel a good turn card and risk less by waiting until the river, if your opponent checks at the end.

  
• 04.16.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 17: Playing exploitable

  When playing against opponents that do not exploit your tendencies, playing exploitative in live poker usually wins the most money.

  
• 03.31.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 16: Running the cards more than once

  Running the cards multiple times does not change the EV of a hand, only the variance. Bart hesitates to run in more than once in Hold’em games to prevent players from calling light or making moves on him with draws.

  
• 03.24.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 15: Chopping in the blinds

  In flat drop games chopping is usually best. Blinds, winrate, rake

  
• 03.19.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 14: Distribution of suits to determine the likelihood of backdoor flushes

  It’s important to pay attention to the distribution of flop suits when trying to evaluate if your opponent could have made a backdoor flush on the river.

  
• 03.12.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 13: Short Term Steaming

  Most of the money at the higher stakes of poker is won and loss through steaming. At the mid and low stakes it is important to pay attention to who is tilting in the short term.

  
• 03.11.2015

  Free Bonus podcast No. 8: Don Aesah Ding's poker journey

  Join special host Don "Aesah" as he takes you through his experience in leaving his 100k a year job to play poker full time. From the epic thread 2+2 thread "http://goo.gl/HcRcyU". See how he's doing 3 years later

  
• 03.05.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 12: Delayed Continuation betting

  Sometime you can wait to see what your opponent does by checking the flop and if they check again you risk less with your bluff on the turn than betting the flop.

  
• 03.04.2015

  Free Bonus podcast No. 7: Tuchman interviews Jason Somerville Free

  This week David Tuchman substitutes in as guest host for the Limon Show and interviews Twitch and Runitup extraordinaire Jason Somerville.

  
• 02.26.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 11: thin on scary rivers

  You can bet very thin on scary rivers as your opponents will likely think you are polarized leading to much wider calls.

  
• 02.25.2015

  Free Bonus podcast No. 6: Matt Savage

  This week Limon interviews the tournament director of the WPT, Matt Savage. They talk about reentry tournaments, whether long events are actually hurting the cash games and round the conversation off with Limon discussing what he says should be the...

  
• 02.19.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 10: Pot control

  In most live No Limit games pot control is vastly overrated, as your opponents do not have a high bluffing frequency.

  
• 02.12.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 9: Cbet bluffing matrix—number of players

  There are a number of different factors to lead to the decision of whether or not to Cbet as a bluff as the preflop raiser

  
• 02.01.2015

  Free Bonus podcast No. 5: Gambling Taxation Part 2

  Bart continues his discussion with noted gambling tax accountant Russ Fox. Part 2 of 2.

  
• 01.29.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 8: Overpair combos on draw completing boards should bet thinner

  If you have an overpair and a draw comes in a lot of times your opponent has more combinations of top pairs in their range than draws

  
• 01.25.2015

  Free Bonus podcast No. 4: Gambling Taxation

  This week Bart talks to noted gambling taxation accountant and expert Russ Fox. Part 1 of 2.

  
• 01.22.2015

  Strategy Soundbites from Bart on 2+2 Podcast No. 7: Check call river is bad

  In most circumstances check calling the river at low to midstakes live no limit games is a weak play.