John Daly

In the final installment of John's Swordfish series, he uses ICMizer to discuss strategy adjustments during short-handed play and then takes us through the heads up battle that brought him to victory.

At the final table, John focuses on ICM adjustments as stack sizes fluctuate and players get eliminated.

Holding a mere 5bb, John is in desperate need of a double up to revive his hopes of a final table run.

John takes a look at the early stages of his play in a recent $30 MTT on 888

As the session wears on, John finds himself shorthanded at one final tble, while closing in on a 2nd.

John returns to the live play format and looks to break down the action while deep in three different tournaments.

John discusses leading out of position postflop after calling from the blinds.

John resumes action with a commanding chip lead four handed and looks to best fellow RIO pro Fedor Holz for all the marbles.

John picks up the action 3 handed with a heavy focus on ICM and how to exploit the situation based on the chip stacks.

Fresh off of two final table appearances, John breaks down both experiences taking the opportunity to discuss ICM and some of the other factors at play at a final table.

John Concludes his blind defense series with a look at some hands and putting one through PIO solver.

John continues to utilize a combination of software and examples from his own play to offer insight in to defending from the blinds.

John continues to expound upon his thoughts about blind defense, discussing the factors that influence his 3betting tendencies from the blinds.

John continues with part 2 finding he has more to say on the topic of blind defense than he previously thought.

Inspired by fellow pro Nick Rampone, John takes a look at the range of hands that players can defend in the blinds and how it may differ from the common approach.

John concludes his series with the final table, discussing the stack distribution and how he can take advantage of his chip lead.

John picks up with the AQ hand that he left off in part 1 with blinds at 1k/2k and the chip lead at his table.

John gets into the first part of a new series reviewing the 888 Monsoon tournament, a $50 buy-in that he made a deep run in.

John takes a crack at the dynamics of stack sizes and how to be aware of the implications that it has on your decision making.

Play picks up at the start of the final table with John 2nd in chips and looks to play ABC poker to maintain his leverage.

John continues to shed light on his tourney game as he grinds his way through the final table bubble.

John gets back into part 2 picking up at the end of the first break as he works his way towards the final table.

Jon begins part 1 of his new series as he works towards the final table.

John picks up the action as the final able approaches and looks to close out strong against typical low stakes large field opposition.

John continues to showcase his approach to Turbo MTTs and their structure.

John continues to showcase his approach to Turbo MTTs and their structure.

John brings us part 1 of a turbo series in which he looks to discuss how he approaches this style of MTT.

John concludes his debut series with some analysis of the math behind set mining, as well as some thoughts on stack utility in tournaments.

John discusses how to account for the EV of knockout bonuses in KO tourneys.

John picks up right where he left off exploring different hands to give you an idea of his playing style and how he approaches the game.