In this episode, I go over some hands where I get out of hand with my aggression and lose sight of the nuance that is targeted aggression.

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In this episode, I go over some hands where villains tried to get fancy on us, and, spoiler alert, it did not end well for them.

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In this episode, I go over some hands where comparing variance in online vs. live poker to explain how online just amplifies mistakes and is not rigged.

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In this episode I go over some hands where I ran amazing and what to do if the shoe is on the other foot any someone is running well at your table and how to adjust

In this episode, I explore a few hands I played with weak to marginal holdings and how I would have played them differently now.

Hello and welcome to Episode Five of the Poker Punx Podcast! 

Today, I'm going to discuss the importance of finding your opponent's pain point. 

What I mean is finding the bet amounts they tend to call (especially on draws or with second best hands) and the bets they fold to without the nuts (to leverage for your bluffs).

By carefully observing your opponents' patterns and tendencies, you can strategically pick spots to extract maximum value from your good hands and minimize losses when you are behind. 

In this episode, I'll be sharing two hands I played along with our first listener-submitted hand.

 So, let's get started!

Hello and welcome to Episode Four of the Poker Punx Podcast! Today, I'm excited to discuss the importance of going for value in poker. By carefully observing your opponents' patterns and tendencies, you can strategically pick spots to extract extra value from your good hands and minimize losses when you are behind. In this episode, I'll be sharing four hands that highlight this significance. So, let's get started!

Welcome to Episode Three of the Poker Punx Podcast. In this episode, I want to share three hands that highlight the significance of observing the players at your table. Although playing live can sometimes feel repetitive, particularly when you're not getting good cards, it's crucial to remain attentive to the game so that you can exploit the tendencies of your opponents to increase your winnings and reduce your losses.