Paul Toda

Paul Toda continues his review of our hero who has made the gigantic decision to move to South America and pursue poker professionally.

Paul Toda returns with a new session reviewing the game film from a Run It Once member and looks to pick out glaring errors in the preflop game as well as spots for population exploits.

Paul Toda grabs some footage that was submitted by a gentlemen that has just left his regular job and departed for South America where he intends to pursue poker full-time.

Paul Toda reviews the game film from a student playing in the segregated European player pool and looks to establish some exploits based on these players tendencies as well as plugging any apparent leaks.

In this new installment of his preflop lab series, Paul Toda explores the best course of action in the BB when facing a SB steal with a focus on the 3-bet ranges.

Paul concludes this series with the final installment reviewing a student that has recently made it to the stakes of $200 PLO looking to fix any leaks in his game.

Paul Today continues to review his student at $200 Rush on GG working his way through a two table session that sees plenty of hands and a variety of situations.

Paul Toda loads up the footage from a student who he started coaching when he was still struggling at $0.10/$0.25 PLO. In this video, he reviews the student at $200 PLO to provide further help on his way up.

Paul Toda follows up on his last video testing the heuristics we created for defending the button vs a BB 3bet preflop when 50bbs deep.

Paul Toda continues his preflop lab series discussing how our BTN defense range versus a BB 3-bet changes when playing 50bbs deeps. He examines the general principles and possible simplifications available in this situation.

Paul Toda brings you a new installment of his preflop lab. In this video, you'll learn powerful heuristics to nail down your calling and 4-betting ranges from the button when facing a BB 3-bet.

Paul Toda continues his leak finder series of a fellow Run It Once member two-tabling $0.50/$1 Zoom. Throughout the video Paul detects some postflop passiveness and slight preflop inaccuracies that our hero can improve upon.

Paul Toda reviews a Run It Once member who just started taking shots at $100 PLO. During the review, Paul pulls up Monkersolver and Vision to dive deeper into spots that lend themselves well to teach more general lessons to improve your strategy.

Paul reviews the play of his student who recently committed to becoming a professional poker player by abandoning his IT job. The action unfolds across four $0.25/$0.50 zoom tables and Paul seeks to plug any leaks in hero's game while putting special focus on his HUD usage.

Paul Toda reviews his student Vimms33 across two tables of $0.10/$0.25 Rush. He spots several fancy lines that he disagrees with and shares his reasoning why the chosen actions are quite certainly losing money.

Paul Toda opts for a non-solver version in this next installment of his $200 rush & cash series allowing him to cover lots of spots versus diverse player types.

Paul Toda continues breaking down the action at two $1/2 Rush tables and spends the last segment of the video to practice your c-bet range construction in a 3-bet pot on a king high board.

Paul Toda continues reviewing a recent 2-tabling session finding himself forced to navigate a lot of uncomfortable spots despite getting dealt aces at a very high frequency.

Paul Toda launches a new series reviewing his play at $1/$2 rush poker on GG. In the early part of the video, he faces an interesting stabbing decision in a 3-bet pot and decides to use this hand to illustrate how this spot works including a practice session in Vision.

Paul Toda returns with the second installment reviewing a Run It Once member who currently competes at $0.50/$1 PLO. He spots some further pre- and postflop mistakes and hopes that the discussion will help to further strengthen hero's game.

Paul Toda analyzes a session from a fellow Run It Once member in hopes of helping him achieve his goal of increasing stakes.

Paul Toda continues reviewing one of his students at $50 Zoom PLO and notices some repeated mistakes that our hero can fix. During the action, there come up spots where Paul shares his view on how he would tinker his strategy facing the $0.25/$0.50 pool.

Paul Toda jumps into a new installment of his preflop lab series. Having discussed how to build a HJ calling range vs a BTN 3-bet in the previous part, we now learn how drastically our calling range changes with CO left to act.

Paul Toda reviews a student who currently competes at $0.25/$0.50 Zoom on Pokerstars looking to plug some leaks. He selects two potential mistakes for a deeper review in Vision and MonkerSolver.

Paul Toda breaks down which hands you need to defend by calling when facing an in position 3-bet. He picks MP as the original raiser and BTN as the 3-bettor and derives valuable heuristics that allow you to execute an almost perfect defending range.

Paul Toda returns with a selection of $200 PLO hands that qualify for a deeper review and breaks down the action in the replayer, Monker and Vision to provide a thorough understanding of the strategies.

Paul Toda aka kobepaul8 returns with part two reviewing his student and Run It Once member at $25 zoom PLO. He kicks off the video discussing adjusted opening ranges that work well at micro and low stakes before continuing the review.

Paul Toda aka kobepaul8 reviews a student who currently struggles at $0.10/$0.25 to tackle the mistakes you need to stop making in order to become a winning player. He kicks off the video with a dive into preflop adjustments at low stakes PLO and provides a quick memory chart to find the correct c-bet sizing in single raised pots.

Paul Toda aka kobepaul8 continues his $200 zoom session review discussing the action across three tables and jumping into Vision and Monkersolver when facing spots where he disagrees with his in-game action.

Paul Toda aka kobepaul8 makes his Run It Once debut providing a brief overview on his poker journey before jumping into the strategy section of the video where he reviews a $200 zoom session including a deep dive into Monker and Vision to discuss an interesting river decision.