Tyler Forrester

With the rake high, stacks deep, and the skill level low, Tyler Forrester seeks to offer tips and tricks for beating these games utilizing the footage submitted by RIO member Jazz as the backdrop for the lesson.

Tyler Forrester filters for hands where he opted to check raise the flop and explores the best course of action.

Tyler Forrester sorts his database for hands that feature him calling a river C bet and discusses how to approach these decisions for large amounts of money.

Tyler Forrester breaks down the game tape from a long time ago that features some of the top players from the early 2000's era and discusses why some of the plays that seem absurd in retrospect might've made more sense than we give credit for.

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Tyler Forrester explores a scenario that is common in live games where limps are far more commonplace and discusses how and when to develop an overlimp range.

Tyler Forrester continues to review his session at $5/$10 commenting on all hands that were VPIP'd and searches for themes that might be easily applied to your games.

Tyler Forrester loads VPIP'd hands into the replayer and breaks down the rhyme and reason for each decision at this $5/$10 session.

Tyler Forrester sorts the database for spots where either he shoves preflop or is facing a preflop all in and discusses the best course of action which can often have a big impact on your bottom line.

Tyler Forrester reviews the footage from a session at $200NL and discusses everything from the impact of bots to his general approach against fresh faces.

Tyler Forrester looks at a recent session and pauses the footage to discuss some of the keys for success in these games that can be quite loose with a number of poor players.

Nick Airball looks down at a set of sixes in a high-stakes cash game and decides to overbet $200,000 on the river. Standard? Far from it! Tyler Forrester reviews the game tape of this High Stakes Poker episode utilizing two key hands to illustrate how costly it can be to underestimate how drastically your equity decreases in multiway pots.

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Tyler Forrester uses a selection of VPIP'd hands to explore the concept of splitting his range and finding profitable bluffs.

Tyler Forrester reviews his database for hands where he arrived at a bluff-catching decision on the river after having 4-bet preflop breaking down the nuances of each spot to find the correct play. With as few combos in each player's range these spots can turn into massively lucrative calls or blunders depending on your ability to make the correct assumptions.

Tyler Forrester launches two tables of $1/$2 Blitz on ACR breaking down the action in real time with a focus on adjustments to make when the pool over 3-bets you. Early in the session Tyler finds himself in a tough spot having to decide whether we can fold top set.

Tyler Forrester returns with a new installment in his Small Blind vs Big Blind play series this time filtering for hands that feature a 4-bet first touching on the general principles of 4-betting BvB before diving into the strategy as it applies to specific hands.

Tyler Forrester gives an online players look at a wild, high stakes cash game featuring Antonio Esfandiari and Jennifer Tilly.

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In this second installment of his 'How I Crush SB vs BB Play' series, Tyler Forrester filters for hands that feature a battle of the blinds in 3B pots.

Tyler Forrester pulls up his recent $5/$10 database for a hand history session where he shares his personal secrets for crushing Small Blind vs Big Blind play in single-raised pots that allowed him to generate a large junk of his overall win rate from this specific node for more than a decade.

Tyler Forrester filters his database for hands where he elected to overbet the river and discusses the reasons for choosing this line and how to best implement it against certain player types.

Tyler Forrester breaks down a session in real time as he navigates a player pool of seemingly weak players and looks to play a standard, A game and giving his opponents the opportunity to dig their own graves.

Tyler Forrester grabs all hands that saw the flop from a recent Blitz session and discusses his in game thoughts along with analysis that benefits from hindsight.

Tyler Forrester gives us a peek at a coaching session with a $100NL student focusing on specific hands as well as general principles that can be extrapolated.

Tyler Forrester loads up hands that allow him to expand on flop C-betting strategies and the general principles that can be applied to specific situations.

Tyler Forrester hops into the ACR pool on Christmas morning and breaks down the session mixing player pool reads with his decades of experience and solver study.

Tyler Forrester dives into the process of using an RNG discussing why players decide to use it and the best way to deploy this randomization tactic.

Tyler Forrester filters for hands that see him getting raised on the turn and he discusses the best course of action along with what the solver says to do.

Tyler Forrester continues with the topic from his previous video where he explores turn play and whether or not to barrel and touches on all the factors that play a part in this decision.

Tyler Forrester loads up hands where he has the option to barrel turn and decides whether or not to do so and breaks down the factors that should be considered when playing this node.

Tyler Forrester continues to examine a session with some of the best players in the game this time featuring the addition of BERRI SWEETS and the hole cards revealed allows him to analyze every aspect of the hand.

Tyler Forrester breaks down the $200/$400 action between some heavy hitters with hole cards up to see if there is anything to be gleaned from their approaches.