Apoth

Apoth finds himself deep in a handful of tournaments and the focus ratchets up as grinds his way towards the ultimate goal of taking them down.

The stakes are high as Apoth tags in a few new tables and comments in real time as he navigates his way through large field Sunday tournaments.

Apoth departs from the theory-heavy content in this first installment of a new series covering a regular Sunday for him made up of the biggest Sunday tournaments.

Apoth gives a quick recap of what we learned in previous installments then turns to exploitation and node locking in this fourth and final part of his series.

Apoth continues his series examining how to effectively use powerful software tools, what the can and cannot do, and how to use scripting to enhance and speed up your studying.

Apoth continues his exploration of PIO and how to use this incredibly powerful tool to improve your game with the theme continuing to be that a garbage input results in a garbage output of the solutions.

Apoth kicks off a new series breaking down the use of solvers, specifically PIO first by defining the capabilities of solvers and then diving into what they can and can't do when it comes to "solving" hands.

Apoth continues his examination of a Sunday grind session spread across a number of tournaments and formats with a fair amount of high stakes action including the WCOOP Main.

Apoth picks up the action where he previously left off with a bunch of high stakes tournaments going including the most important event of the year in the WCOOP Main Event.

Apoth jumps into the biggest Sunday of the year with a bunch of PSKO's across multiple sites and of course the WCOOP Main Event. Though it's the early stages of the tournaments, big pots are on the menu as he's not shy about getting the chips in if the situation dictates.

Apoth has professional MTT grinder MadBunz join him for an interactive leakfinder series at the $55 Sunday Million SCOOP. Part one discusses a challenge many better MTT players face and Apoth spots some missed opportunities to exploit the table.

Apoth finishes up his analysis of the hole cards revealed $25,000 SCOOP Final Table, with mczhang battling sk2ll_m0dR and Malaka$tyle for the title.

A healthy mix of pros and unknowns remain in this high stakes final table and Apoth breaks down the action looking for mistakes as the ICM implications ramp up with just 5 players remaining.

Apoth continues the analysis of the hole cards revealed $25,000 SCOOP Final Table encountering some interesting deviations from how he would have played the spots.

Apoth takes a look at the hole cards revealed final table of the $25k SCOOP sparking discussion on ICM and the approach of some of the best players in the game.

High stakes action continues as Apoth finds himself with some healthy stacks in a few different events and a critical eye towards some of his past plays.

Apoth clicks record on his Sunday session and final day of scoop. A number of high stakes tournaments are featured including the $10,000 main event, a $2,150 high roller, and a $1k.

Apoth and his comrade Adam fire up the fourth and final installment of this review with 10 players left. The payouts are displayed and ICM is the theme as the importance of each decisions ramps up with significant pay jumps in play.

Adam again joins Apoth for part 3 of this analysis of his deep run, this time beginning with a middling stack at his table and the bubble fast approaching. The swings are plentiful as Adam manages to get his stack in a bunch.

Apoth continues his leakfinder series with Run It Once member Adam to discuss the action in a PartyPoker $109 Classico deep run. The interactive format allows Apoth to address specific questions and investigate the reasoning behind possible mistakes jointly.

Apoth breaks off something new with a review of a member submitted HH from a recently played tournament, skipping the easier decisions in lieu of detailed analysis from the pivotal spots that defined this deep run.

Apoth breaks down the concept of variance and counters common misunderstandings on the topic by a short look into the mathematical foundations before discussing different cash game and MTT examples for a practical view on the impacts of variance in poker.

In the final installment of his Party $20M Guaranteed series, Apoth concludes the end of day 2 action before continuing on through day 3 and eventually the final table bubble.

Apoth continues his review of his deep run in the Party Millions and discusses his adjustments to a weaker field.

Apoth finds himself on Day 1B second in chips on his table and looks to capitalize as the bubble approaches.

Apoth reviews hands from the second half of his day 1B of the PartyPoker Millions and gets ready to finally make a run at this tournament.

Apoth recaps the structure of the PartyPoker tournament in which they reached the necessary entrants to cover the massive $20,000,000 guarantee. In previous episodes he recounted the action from day 1b (slightly out of order!) and now jumps into the action from day 1A and then the later stages.

Apoth continues his $5k Party Poker hand review series with a focus on river sizing choices and tricky preflop spots.

Apoth begins a multi-part series on a large $5k buy in tournament on Party Poker by reviewing hands from the early stages of the tournament and discussing combo selection for bluffing and bluff catching.

The final installment of Apoth' breakdown of the $25k SCOOP final table takes a look at short handed action with some of the best players in the world.