Dhruv Bhargava

Dhruv Bhargava looks at a session where he wasn't playing his A game and discusses the specific plays that he would like to have back if he was playing better.

Dhruv Bhargava continues his review of a session at a high VPIP 5-card PLO game and breaks down the best course of action for each hand.

Dhruv Bhargava reviews hands from games that played a lot like live poker with pots routinely going multiway preflop and general, loosey-goosey play.

Dhruv Bargava continues his exploration of playing deep stacked and discusses how things change from an exploitative approach as stacks get significantly deeper.

Dhruv Bhargava introduces his new series focusing on deep stacked PLO focusing on the basics of how things change as the stacks get deeper.

Dhruv Bhargava continues to use Vision to explore hands from flop to river where he considers his side cards and board texture and discusses how they impact his line. This time, it's all about 4-card PLO.

Dhruv Bhargava continues looking at hands from a recent action packed session across both 4- and 5-card PLO occasionally turning to Vision to check his approach.

Dhruv Bhargava reviews a wild session across 4- and 5-card PLO sharing what goes through his mind over the course of a hand.

Dhruv Bhargava utilizes Vision to explore the importance of the side cards in 5-card PLO when considering the future course of action of the hand.

Dhruv continues the review of his friend who competes at $5/$10 on CoinPoker in this third installment of the series.

Dhruv Bhargava continues the review of his 4-tabling session across 4-card and 5-card PLO with a focus on quality checking his sense for intuitive lines in the upcoming spots.

Dhruv Bhargava uses ACR games of both four and five card PLO as the backdrop to explore lines that are seemingly intuitive and discusses how to apply this to your own game to avoid too much mental exertion where it's not needed.

Dhruv Bhargava reviews a colleagues game tape walking through the hands and what if anything could have been done differently with the benefit of hindsight.

Dhruv Bhargava reviews fellow friend and study partner IshYoBoyBadshah123 at two heads-up PLO tables discussing where he would have taken different actions and turning to Vision for some line checks.

Dhruv Bhargava loads up a typical session for him that sees him spread across both 4 and 5 card PLO tables along with waiting on one heads up for a mix of PLO action.

Dhruv Bhargava compiled a list of issues that his students were facing specifically looking at preflop and decided to make a video addressing some of the most common issues.

Dhruv Bhargava concludes this series looking to recover from running horribly in part 3 and seeing if he can bounce back.

Dhruv Bhargava finds himself on the wrong side of variance in the first two segments and looks to battle back and maintain his composure in the face of bad luck.

Dhruv Bhargava 4-tables some low-stakes PLO and focuses on population reads while mixing in some HU play.

Dhruv Bhargava discusses the dynamics of the various sites that he's currently playing on and focuses on one that is quite wild and requires an appropriate adjustment for success.

Dhruv Bhargava continues his review of a mixed 4-card and 5-card session at $50PLO this time having established some reads over the course of the battle and looking to capitalize on it.

Dhruv Bhargava continues his session review of a 6-tabling session on ACR covering both 4-card and 5-card PLO and turning to Vision and MonkerSolver for the toughest decisions.

Dhruv Bhargava continues exploring river play in a variety of situations to establish some heuristics that can have a massive positive impact on the bottom line.

Dhruv Bhargava takes a look at a session that sees him battling both 4 and 5 card tables at varying stack sizes making for a number of interesting hands.

Dhruv Bhargava continues his HU PLO crash course utilizing real hand examples to illustrate various concepts and strategic heuristics for HU pots on the river.

Dhruv Bhargava presents the first installment of this crash course on HU PLO. Whether you're looking to start tables or transition from 6M, this would be a great place to start getting the fundamentals required for success.

Dhruv continues his leakfinder series of a student grinding on PokerStars India. In this second part, he puts the focus on common preflop mistakes that come up during the session.

Dhruv Bhargava reviews a student who competes at the Indian network of PokerStars that offers some peculiarities that also come up in app games and live cash, including lots of limping, multiway pots, and coldcalling 3bets. He tries to address how we can adjust to these settings where they come up and sees if we can fix general leaks of our hero.

Dhruv Bhargava utilizes the services of Vision to warm up against the solver and try to get some takeaways for relatively simple and routine spots before diving into a live session at $.25/$.50.

Dhruv Bhargava grinds a session at $25 5-card PLO sharing his thoughts on the action live as he plays.