Jae Kim

10+ years strong in the game and the end of an era. In his final video, Jae shares all of the things he's learned over the past 10 years as a tournament pro.

Jae Kim performs a feat heard round the world by finishing in the top 100 in back to back weeks in the Sunday Million both with fields exceeding 8,000 players and examines how he got there.

Jae aka YugiohPro puts his thinking cap on this one. Two hands with multiple decision points and non-standard solver applications! Will he find the correct lines?

In this video Jae aka YugiohPro adds the journey to the final table of the Saturday KO as players are dropping left and right. Jae's stack is prone to some wild swings in this one as he tries to close it out.

It's been a long journey to the final table but your boy, Jae AKA YugiohPro has made it to the final table of the $215 Saturday KO. Relive all of the exciting hands and optimistic punts as he tries to close this one out.

Jae is making a deep run in the $215 Saturday KO and the Big $55 in the last session before WCOOP Main Event Sunday. Will he make the right moves to victory or hit the showers early?

The final table is approaching and the action is getting hot and heavy. Follow Jae as he closes out the last exciting tables of a WCOOP Saturday grind.

In this video, Jae Kim aka YugiohPro takes you through the mid stages of a full Saturday grind that brings plenty of interesting spots to analyze.

In this video, Jae Kim aka YugiohPro takes a deeper look at interesting hands from a full Saturday WCOOP session.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro loads up only six tables which differs from his usual 20 in an effort to pay more attention and remove the autopilot from his game. The formats include a PKO, some 6 handed action, and then some regular old MTT's.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro has been grinding 12-20 tables for most of his poker career. In this video, watch him take the first steps from reformed mass mega tabler to a hard cap of six tournaments. Each hour of footage will be followed up with off the table PIOSolver or ICMIZER analysis.

It's final table time and there's $13,000+ to first place. Watch as Jae navigates this precarious setup and makes the adjustments necessary to shoot for the top prize.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro finds himself holding the chip lead at his table and looks to utilize his big stack to steamroll his opponents as he meanders his way to the final table.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro walks you through his recent deep run in the $50 2-day Dragon event focusing on how to maneuver the usual rec filled pools at 888. He picks up the action at the beginning of day 2 where he manages to build a big stack right from the start.

In this video, Jae discusses the evolution of online poker tournaments and some of the keys to improving your hourly as a tournament professional.

Jae uses three hand examples to illustrate heavy range imbalances and how to approach them.

The field is huge for this MTT and Jae Kim is locked and loaded with PIO sims on difficult spots for this deep run.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro continues his sessions with Anti in a $5 event and going deeper, building a stack, and learning from previous coaching sessions.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro continues his sessions with Anti this time turning to a more recently played $5 event and looks to see how he's progressed from initial coaching sessions up to this point.

Jae Kim continues his breakdown of Atti's deep run in a low stakes tournament looking to capitalize on the poor play throughout the event.

In part 1 of an extended coaching session with RIO community member Antti, Jae dives deep into early game fundamentals and population tendencies.

Jae Kim continues his examination of preflop situations where he factors in ICM and utilizes both PIO and real HH's to illustrate his points throughout the video.

Jae Kim takes a look at various ICM situations with varied stack sizes in an effort to look at the relationship between these two and uses recently played hands to illustrate the topics.

Jae Kim walks through a typical study routine after a session in which he felt he played quite well. He utilizes PT4 to examine tagged hands and includes the solver solutions where applicable.

Jae Kim aka YugiohPro talks about something near and dear to his heart in hyper turbo's utilizing the new replayer function in ICMizer 3 to examine extreme ICM spots that confused him at the time.

In his Run It Once debut, Jae Kim shares his poker history before outlining his approach to the game, what to expect in his future videos, and an examination of ranges at a final table that take ICM into account.