Gary Chappell

Gary Chappell continues with the theme of attention to detail especially focusing on exploits against weaker players.

Gary Chappell uses a $1/$2 session to illustrate the importance of focusing on details especially in smaller pots and deviating where necessary.

Gary Chappell continues with his session that focuses on deviations and exploits against a relatively weak player pool.

Gary Chappell breaks down a session that sees a substantial amount of exploitative plays because of the makeup of the player pool.

Gary Chappell adds a third table to his usual video grind allowing him to get more hands in for review and discuss his thoughts in real time.

Gary Chappell picks up the action from a recent under the weather session finding himself in the position of playing some very deep stacks as he booked a win in a few key pots and discusses how this changes the dynamic of the session.

Gary Chappell looks at a session that sees him up against a hand slightly better than his time and time again and looks to keep his cool and continue playing his A game when forces seem to be conspiring against him.

Gary Chappell battles it out while not feeling his best and looks to maintain his A game while his concentration isn't at its best.

Gary Chappell breaks down a two table session that sees him running through a ton of hands while under the weather and attempting to cure his cold with a bit of run-good.

Gary Chappell launches a regular 2-tabling Rush session but soon action goes crazy with a massive pot building up with a rivered full house aces full of kings. Should be an easy win? Tune in to catch this crazy hand unfold live on screen along with Gary's real-time insights.

Gary Chappell fires up two tables based on your feedback and breaks down the action in a slow and measured way allowing him to go deeper on the tougher situations.

Gary Chappell breaks down a session on GG that sees him pitted against weak opponents and his focus is on maximizing returns against poor players and high rake.

Gary Chappell shares his thoughts in real time as he navigates a two table session allowing for deeper analysis than the 3 and 4 table versions.

Gary Chappell again goes with two tables allowing for deeper analysis and a focus on exploits of a relatively weak player pool.

Gary Chappell lowers the tables to two allowing for a more detailed analysis especially with the amount of recreational players in the pool during this session.

Gary Chappell battles it out with what appears to be a pool of mostly regs and brings his A-game which is always a good combination.

Gary Chappell established a handful of reads in the previous installment and looks to take advantage of that in the latter half of this session battling it out against a handful of recreational players.

With six reg tables on screen, Gary Chappell finds himself establishing some reads and looking to capitalize on them as he makes his way through the session.

In what amounts to be a typical session, Gary Chappell finds himself in some routine situations that are essential to master as they are the most frequent and will result in the greatest increase to your bottom line when studied effectively.

Gary Chappell runs through three tables of Rush action and comments on loads of hands with a variety of situations with a focus on exploiting the poor play of players in your typical pool.

The action is fast and furious as Gary Chappell works his way through a session that sees him playing a ton of hands in a seemingly weak player pool.

Gary Chappell reels it back with reg tables allowing for deeper analysis and more focused reads that he looks to exploit during this session.

Gary Chappell gives insight into this session at $200NL on GG walking you through some of the difficult hands that crop up over the course of the footage.

Gary Chappell navigates a fun session on GG that sees him battling against relatively tough opponents.

Gary Chappell breaks down the action across six tables allowing him to comment on a number of situations.

Gary Chappell breaks down a session at the $200NL tables on GG ripping through a ton of hands against seemingly mediocre players.

Gary Chappell rips through hands spread across six tables with a number of interesting spots throughout the session.

Gary Chappell continues his leakfinder series of a fellow Run It Once member discussing areas for improvement as they come up in the footage. He concludes the video with a summary of strengths and weaknesses that he finds in our hero's game.

Gary Chappell drops down in stakes to explore the player pool at $200NL and offers general tips and tricks for success in these games.

Gary Chappell breaks down the action on two tables submitted by a fellow annual elite member and looks to plug some of the leaks that come to the surface.