Horseofhell

Join Horseofhell for another installment of 'Hands I've studied' as he goes through some recent hands of his and talks about things he found learned and found interesting! In this video topics like bluffcatching, slowplaying and blockbetting rivers come up.

After studying some hands that I played in the recent 10k PLO WSOP event on GGPoker I noticed I made some huge passive blunders that I need to iron out of my shortstack game. I've frequently made mistakes shortstacking where I just call instead of raising a hand I should have raised so with todays video I want to make an end to that once and for all...

Despite sounding like a broken record, I will keep saying it: studying small pots is where you can gain a lot of edge. In today's video I will show you guys several different hands that I've studied over the past week that I found interesting. While these spots might seem 'boring' I strongly believe that there are a lot of very important lessons to be learned from these hands.

A question that gets asked all the time: Is Rush&Cash beatable? I always found it hard to answer this question as I didn't have any personal experience in the pool. I decided to make an end to that today. I played for some time in the 1$/2$ Rush&Cash pool to see how people play. Is everyone super solid? Is it a rake trap? The answer will be given at the end of the video

Join Horseofhell as he presents to you some of the most interesting hands he has studied over the past week and the important things he learned from those hands. This video features 3-bet pots and single raised pots both 6-max and HU so there is plenty of variety!

Recording your own play has huge benefits. Not only for studying purposes but also to see your personal progression. It can be very difficult to track your progression in poker so looking at your old footage is one of the best things we can do to achieve this. Join Horseofhell as he does just this and finds some big mistakes that he dialed out of his game these past months. Hopefully this video inspires you to also start recording your sessions!

The C-Bet - check - bet line is incredibly common in poker. It is also one of the more tricky situations to bluff because you just end up on the river with so much air and natural bluffs. How do we select which hands to bluff? And how big should we bluff? Join Horseofhell as he answers these questions by splitting this spot into two distinct categories: capped and uncapped rivers.

Betting the turn after the preflop raiser didn't C-Bet is one of the most common and important spots in PLO. It's one of the main ways we make back a lot of EV in the big blind so it's vital that we play this spot well. In this video Horseofhell walks you through several different hands he studied on this spot in the past couple of days. He also specifically pays attention to river play. Because for us to be able to effectively bet a hand on the turn, we need to know on which rivers we can continue bluffing on. He also discusses some important river bluffing concepts: It's not always important what you do have, sometimes it's important to consider what you DON'T have!

Join Horseofhell for another play&explain where he reviews a session he recently played at 10/20 and 25/50 on GGPoker. In this session he faces a couple tough decisions in 3-Bet pots that warranted some deeper analysis.

There are not a lot of worse feelings in poker than getting stacked by St1ckman aka Vasilev Sergei. Unfortunately prior to making this video it happened twice in short succession. These spots inspired Horseofhell to study some check raising thresholds for shorter stacks. Join him as he tries to analyze these thresholds and eventually discover some interesting concepts that he misunderstood in game.

Writing down results of hands that we've studied is vital. We are studying many hands (hopefully) over the weeks/months and it's easy to forget certain concepts we've learned. Or even worse, we might forget the context of certain concepts that we learned therefore misapplying them in game. To avoid this it's great practice to periodically go over some of the hands you've studied. Join Horseofhell as he practices what he preaches and recaps some of the hands that he found interesting and studied over the past few weeks.

Horseofhell continues to examine the final table where players are seemingly finding blunders left and right both for chips and ICM wise.

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Join Horseofhell in a more casual video where he sits down to review the final table of the 5k PLO PGT tournament from 2023. Throughout the video we see some incredibly interesting spots that are quite unique to MTT poker but we also see some plays that make Horseofhell slowly lose his mind to the point where he starts questioning everything he knows.

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Join Horseofhell in yet another play & explain where he talks through a recent session that he played. This session contains many interesting hands where we end up bluffing into extremely strong ranges, miss tiny bets with some thin value and more.

Horseofhell shares another recent session of his where he played stakes varying from 5/10 up to 25/50. In this session he faced a couple tough spots and had to make some interesting decisions regarding valuebet and bluff sizings. No stone is left unturned: every hand is simmed and solutions are displayed on screen for your convenience!

Join Horseofhell as he analyzes one of his recent sessions where he played $10/$20 on GGPoker, alternating between live commentary and post review. Amongst many interesting hands he finds a couple hands where he deviated from what he thought was the right strategy to take a more tricky/trappy line instead.

After being quite busy outside of poker join Horseofhell as he plays a session where he tries to derust a little. In the process however he bites off a bit more than he can chew. By playing too many tables and focusing on too many things outside of poker he ends up making quite a few mistakes that he would not have made if he was playing an A game. Consider this video a warning: don't let the same thing happen to you!

Horseofhell makes his first play&explain with a little twist. A combination of live commentary and post session commentary is used to evaluate the thought process of every decision made. No hand or situation goes unsolved; every big spot in this video has been analyzed in the solver!

Horseofhell discusses how players can become stuck in a rut with their typical studying patterns which prevents them from achieving their poker goals. In this video he attempts to broaden our plo understanding by visualizing plo ranges from various different spots. These visualizations help us understand the nuances between many different PLO situations that will directly help us make better decisions in game.

If we don't stay on top of our studying we naturally forget and get rusty at certain spots. Join Horseofhell as he de-rusts a spot that he found tricky in his recent sessions through analysis and quizzing.

If you enjoyed this video, you can brush up on the 3-bet fundamentals in Horseofhell's Ultimate Guide to C-Betting 3Bet Pots.

Horseofhell grabs a few hands from recent sessions that feature a number of weird situations including some awkward donk situations and explores the best course of action in these relatively rare scenarios.

While the last couple videos focused primarily on mistakes, this video will focus on good plays. There is still a lot to learn from hands that we play well so it’s important we study those too.

When we are studying we are trying to learn from our mistakes so we don't make them again. Unfortunately in poker sometimes things are not that easy. Join Horseofhell as he goes through some more recent hand histories where he makes mistakes very similar to ones he made in the previous video.

Join horseofhell for another study session where he analyzes some of his recent hands. Today he runs into a couple spots where he was a bit too eager and aggressive.

Horseofhell explores how to play aces when the SPR is large which can be quite tricky to navigate. He puts an emphasis on playing this spot when playing small blind vs big blind which adds the challenge of playing out of position.

Horseofhell follows up on connecting your study efforts for turn and river strategy in this video. Today, we gain a deeper understanding of how we construct our turn and river ranges by following selected hands across every turn and river available.

Horseofhell explores the study of turns with the aid of rivers and discusses how the relationship between the two can better inform and guide your approach. The video includes a quiz section to challenge your understanding of this approach.

Horseofhell examines his own hands looking specifically for hands that don't go to showdown where a mistake was made.

Horseofhell examines turns after facing a flop donk which can be a tricky situation to play but one that if mastered can prove extremely fruitful to your bottom line.

Horseofhell breaks down the hands from the matchup that sees two high stakes titans battling it out and offers some tips and tricks that we can learn from the approach of these top players.