Patrick Leonard

We've arrived at the final table and we seek to navigate our way to the top.

Players are dropping and the ICM pressure grows as I find myself in contention for 1st.

ICM is an ever-changing aspect of MTT's and I offer my current thoughts on ICM as it relates to PSKO MTTs.

Playing as the shorter stack has its own unique difficulties and we explore the things to keep in mind when you're covered in the hand.

If we're routinely finding ourselves HU, that's a good thing! I provide a few tips and tricks for sealing the deal.

The funnest part of these events is scooping bounties and we talk about when it's appropriate to gamble and go for the KO.

I introduce general principles of PSKO tournaments.

Concepts and principles that can be applied at any stake for BvB play at the final table of a PSKO.

Adammo is one of the best in the business and we try to glean what we can from how he approaches the game.

When we have the big stack at the final table we want to be able to utilize it to our advantage and apply pressure where appropriate. I offer my thoughts on how to go about this.

The final installment of ICM spots from the $5k Titan.

We examine ICM spots from this $5k event.

Real hands to illustrate some of the key concepts that I outlined in previous videos.

The OOP 3Bet is one of the trickiest spots you'll deal with. We discuss how to navigate this situation specifically in KO tournaments.

More ICM spots from this high stakes MTT.

The bubble can provide a great opportunity to take advantage of weaker players.

We look at two elite players to see if we can find anything that we can implement into our own HU play.

The final installment of my run in this high stakes event.

The early stages of my run in the PSKO.

You can't always rely on playing to get better in specific situations so here we turn to the bot to study the scenarios we want.

The BB presents a unique situation for us at the final table and we examine it throught he lens of ICM.

I'm building my stack as we break down the middling stages of the tournament.

PSKO's differ in a few key ways from regular tournaments and I provide insight into the critical differences.

BvB play in PSKO's makes for sticky situations and we learn the differences between bounty and regular tournament blind battles.

A number of wild spots are explored in this installment as well as a few HU pots.

Bubble and nearing the final table.

The final instlalment covers the heads-up battle for the title in the $525 High Roller on GG as well as both final tables on Stars with middling stacks.

I find myself in promising positions across three tournaments in a Tuesday session and decide to launch a live play series.

Part two picks up the action at two final tables and with a good chance to add a third one and we find ourselves faced with some action right at the start of this installment.

Having ended part one on a disappointing 3-bet fold that crippled our stack we are not giving up on our plan to grind it up again with seven players left.