Kevin Rabichow

Kevin Rabichow picks up the action where he left off with his opponent rotating big 3-bet sizings and discusses how to make adjustments on the fly when playing an opponent that is capable of quickly changing gears.

Kevin Rabichow picks up the action in the middle of a session on the Ontario-based site and comments in real time as he works his way through the hands.

Kevin shares his take on the future of poker based on all the recent advancements. The video further includes a brief discussion of the recent updates to HRC Professional, PIOSolver 3.0, and other upcoming projects in the training industry.

Kevin explores the reasons for the increasing popularity of database tracker and analytical tool Hand2Note. He presents how some of the key feaetures work and shares his view on the pros and cons of setting it up for your studies.

Kevin discusses his motivations and goals for recording the 2023 expansion section and how you can extract the most value from these all-new videos.

Kevin continues analyzing his play at the $25k WPT High Roller final table illustrating the application of some of the updated tools discussed earlier in this 2023 expansion.

Kevin presents the newest GTO Wizard updates and discusses the main benefits they can have on your personal study approach. To do so, he touches on the strenghts, weaknesses, pitfalls and shares advice on how to get the most out of these new training opportunities

Kevin reviews his big score in the $25k WPT High Roller event connecting his analysis with concepts taught in the course. He kicks off the action just before the final table with 14 players left.

Kevin Rabichow brings the final installment where he revisits a couple of hands and runs through the general takeaways from the match.

Kevin Rabichow continues to examine his match against Doug Polk this time turning his focus to the 4-bet pots from the match which admittedly is a spot that he felt a bit underprepared for.

Kevin Rabichow utilizes the services or GTO Wizard to analyze some of the situations where he was unsure during the match to see if his course of action matches with the solvers approach.

Kevin Rabichow dives into his deep-stacked $200/$400 high-stakes match against Doug Polk. In this first installment, he illustrates how to effectively screen the footage for crucial questions that will help you take away the most from your invested study time.

In this third installment of his thought process series, Kevin dissects two close river bluffcatches that he faced in the $50/$100 PokerOutLoud game against Xuan and Michael.

Kevin Rabichow walks you through his prep for his recent $200/$400 match against Doug Polk that was played with deep stacks.

Kevin Rabichow continues to review the footage from the live game and focuses on how to think about exploit opportunities and avoiding autopilot in your thought process.

Kevin Rabichow launches a new series illustrating how you can approach improving your poker thought process. He kicks things off with some general recommendations for how to think through different types of decisions at the table before reviewing his appearance at the $5/$10 Poker Out Loud live cash game.

Having investigated big flop bets in the previous installment, Kevin discusses massive turn and river overbets from the bot battle between Slumbot and RuseAI. He focuses on the concepts we can pick up for our own game from observing these wild lines.

Kevin Rabichow continues to examine the game tape of the two bots battling it out and seeks to gather information regarding the bet sizing that the bots are using and what can be taken away from this.

Kevin Rabichow continues to breakdown the hands from the bots offering insights that can be implemented into your game in meaningful ways without the computing power that they have available.

Kevin Rabichow launches a new series that aims to derive valuable insights from a match between two of the most advanced bots for heads-up NL. He starts with a database review of the essential areas to understand where the bots differ in building their strategy.

Kevin Rabichow takes on Patrick Leonard in this epic HU battle beginning with both players holding near identical 50BB stacks.

Kevin Rabichow holds the bottom stack with just four players remaining and finds himself in a difficult spot with Patrick Leonard holding the big stack and seeks to work his way up the payment ladder.

Kevin Rabichow looks back on his performance in the high stakes WSOP online battle starting the final table as the short stack but finding his way to a HU battle.

We've arrived to the turn in a single-raised pot when in position and faced with the dilemma of betting or checking and Kevin offers advice for putting hands into various classifications to simplify his approach.

The filter is set to hands offering the opportunity for Kevin to stab river and he works his way through them to examine whether his approach matches up with the solver's ideal.

Here we introduce many of the study methods that are available to us as poker players and offer a brief overview of the benefits and disadvantages of each.

Training videos are an area of studying that Kevin is extremely familiar with having created hundreds of them throughout his career and here he discusses the benefits of utilizing this study method.

We take a closer look in Piosolver to understand the individual solutions that Kevin brought together into a simplified flop gameplan.

Kevin utilizes Lucid GTO to train turn Cbet when in position against varying bet sizes which is the node he determined to need some work in his own game.

This time we see a 3-bet pot and Kevin attempts to determine the best course of action both when our opponent opts for a Cbet and the times they don't.