Antonio Miranda

Antonio Miranda concludes the section on improving your understanding of check-raise lines in single raised pots in a final installment that focuses on practicing and discussing a variety of spots on turn and river.

Antonio Miranda continues his series on the basics of HUNL play this time turning his focus to the river and explores how getting there in different ways impacts our decision making process on fifth street.

Antonio Miranda continues his exploration of HUNL basics this time turning his focus to turn play after the flop was check-raised.

Antonio Miranda offers his suggestion on where to start for players looking to build their strategy foundation or just getting into HUNL with single-raised pots.

Antonio Miranda battles it out against the cyborg both in position and out in an effort to practice some specific strategies specifically boards with one broadway card and two lower cards.

Antonio Miranda searched his database for 10 recently played hands that help illustrate the topic of the day in firing all three bullets.

Antonio Miranda examines turn overbets and seeks to identify patterns in this line within the population and ways to combat this trendy strategy.

Antonio Miranda reviews a selection of interesting hands that he battled against fellow friend and Elite coach Nuno Alvarez first sharing his thoughts before checking the lines in PIO.

Antonio Miranda aka GaliZianBoy breaks down the decision making process of continuation betting into four phases to help you structure the areas you need to work on to master this topic.

Antonio Miranda aka GaliZianBoy shows how complex it is for villains to bluff and mix properly in situations where their value is narrow and their bluffing ranges are small and how we should therefore deviate exploitatively.

Antonio Miranda hops into the HUNL $1k zoom pool and takes on two top opponents discussing his lines in detail and the difficulty of maintaining focus when playing multiple opponents in quick succession at HU.

Antonio Miranda aka GaliZianBoy follows up his theory video on the importance of finding non-natural bluffs with a practice session discussing a selection of real hand examples.

Antonio Miranda aka GaliZianBoy discusses the need to find non-natural bluffs on the turn to play a sound strategy. After presenting two different categories of non-natural bluffs he explores a few selected examples to illustrate the concept before concluding the video with some exploitative thoughts when your opponents are not finding these more creative bluffs.

Antonio Miranda loads up all three barrels and fires true as his opponent makes a slightly EV call down and he breaks down all sides of the hand using PIO solver in an effort to explore if he should have done anything differently and what his opponent should have considered in his decision making process.

Antonio Miranda deploys Simple GTO Trainer to discuss two 3bet pots focusing on the nuances of pulling enough bluffs on later streets and how to balance your lines when holding air on turn and river.

Antonio Miranda explores the topic of overfolding because he believes that most players lack bluffs in many spots and that this tactic can save substantial amounts of money in the long run.

Class is in session and Antonio Miranda springs the pop quiz asking a handful of questions allowing you to choose how you want to act in a hand and proves his work with the answers using PIO. Make sure to grab the quiz from the file section below the video!

Antonio Miranda continues the analysis of his sessions against seemingly tough opponents and finds himself flopping some strong hands and looking to get paid.

Antonio Miranda aka GaliZianBoy comments on a session after the fact and discusses his use of randomizing in order to maintain balance in situations that he wants to take a varied approach.

Antonio Miranda explores how small changes in our opponents strategy impact our approach in a variety of situations.

Antonio Miranda jumps into the final installment of his series Playing the Player where he discusses how to approach the situation of playing a weak player who can be heavily exploited.

Antonio Miranda continues in his series of Playing the Player this time directing his focus to players that are worse than him but still smart and not complete fish.

Antonio Miranda begins a new three part series in which he examines how to play against three types of players: those better than him, those worse but still capable, and terrible players.

Antonio Miranda uses Simple GTO in an effort to practice some of the concepts that he's discussed in previous videos this time testing his skills specifically when in position and deciding whether to make a small bet or check.

Antonio Miranda aka GaliZianBoy battles the $100 Zoom pool discussing his thoughts live during the session before reviewing the most interesting hands in the second half of the video.

Antonio Miranda jumps into the sexy topic of 5bet bluffing including when to do it, what hands to use, and the nuance required to pull off a successful bluff.

Good friends and Run It Once coaches Antonio Miranda and Nuno Alvarez battle it out in a HU match and comment on the footage from the game after to break down some of the tougher decisions along the way.

Antonio Miranda grabs a sample of hands featuring himself in position in a single raised pot and discusses the nuance of this hand in this all-too-common spot.

Antonio Miranda grabs a sampling of hands from a recently played HUNL session and breaks down the action first providing his in game thoughts before firing up the solver to check his lines.

Ready to stop wondering how to defend the ugly situation of Ace and King high boards being OOP? Antonio Miranda takes you to a profound strategy lab including theory and practice sessions to make sure you check-raise enough on the flop and know how to continue on different turns.