Callum Ross

Callum Ross reviews a session across multiple stakes where he has solved each spot that is questionable prior to recording to distill the knowledge of where he went wrong.

Callum Ross reviews a session spread across a variety of stakes and one table where he has Charlie Carrel heads up and discusses the hands as they roll in.

Callum Ross examines the play of Alan Keating, a high stakes live player that plays a very unorthodox style and discusses whether this works or he's just running above EV.

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Callum Ross pulls hands from his recent high stakes live game battles and discusses how and why he took unconventional lines as exploits in each situation.

Callum Ross breaks down some hands that he played in Macao against stiff competition and discusses what he would have done differently after seeing what the solver has to say.

Callum Ross uses hands from recently played highstakes live games to illustrate the considerations for catching river bluffs.

Callum Ross uses a selection of hands that predominantly source from live poker to illustrate the concept of turn barreling in low SPR situations and how you can use the nuances of the hand to find pure decisions when you don't want to rely on a randomizer.

Patrick and Callum hop into the second installment of their joint series battling across four tables while interchangeably sharing their in-game thoughts on the action. For the biggest clashes, you'll enjoy their mutual breakdowns post session to see if one of them made a blunder.

Callum Ross deep dives on the high stakes battle featuring a very loose lineup and offers his exploits that one could make in similar games to absolutely crush.

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Callum Ross continues reviewing the toughest hands from his one hour Zoom session and utilizes the solver to see where he could have deviated or what went wrong.

Callum Ross picks the most intriguing hands from the session played in his last video and utilizes the solver to conduct deeper analysis and see if/where he went wrong.

It's a reg heavy pool and Callum Ross decides to dip his toes in and attempt to hold his own offering his thoughts on the difficult hands throughout.

Callum Ross plays $50NL and focuses on the adjustments that he would make if these were his primary games.

Callum Ross recounts some of his most controversial hands that he played during his recent grind trip to Macau that saw him battling a wide mix of players at $40/$80+ NL.

Callum Ross brings the second installment of this review that features a number of aspects unique to live poker and explores how to best take advantage of these will not going overboard with your play.

Callum Ross battles it out on a four table box at $5/$10 and discusses his approach both at the time along with the benefit of hindsight and solves any of the difficult situations.

Callum Ross brings you his first video on live poker breaking down his appearance on a $5/$10 stream at the Vic in London. The video covers hands played with the small blind as well as the stand up game giving Callum a chance to discuss the adjustments you should be making when finding yourself in these spots.

Callum Ross continues to look at a session across four tables having looked up any difficult ones before recording and discusses any exploits that present themselves during the hands.

Callum Ross offers a brief introduction on his poker career before diving into a session at $5/$10 where he runs through a bunch of hands offering a glimpse at his approach to the game and what to expect from future videos.