Lucas Greenwood

Luc Greenwood looks at some recently played hands where he holds the effective nuts and discusses the best approach for maximizing your payoff.

Luc Greenwood grabs a sampling of recently played hands with an emphasis on leading river.

Luc Greenwood finishes off the review of some of the key hands from Jeju this time turning his focus to three hands that are played very deep stacked and he talks about the keys for these sticky situations.

Luc Greenwood continues exploring hands from this high-roller event that he played with around 40-50BB's and discusses the nuance of this stack size.

Luc Greenwood continues his Jeju hand review series this time focusing on hands that start out 20-30bb deep facing some of the best players in the world.

Luc Greenwood grabs a sampling of hands that see him postflop with under 20bb's and he discusses how to navigate these situations which can prove to be quite tricky.

Luc Greenwood concludes his review of an annual elite member who finds himself deep in a number of events and discusses the individual hands as well as general principles.

Luc Greenwood has a look at the game tape submitted by an Annual Elite member and offers his tips to plug any leaks and improve the general approach. The footage was provided as part of the exclusive Annual Elite feature where members can get their play reviewed by a Run It Once Pro.

AK is a great starting hand but often you end up with just A high and Luc Greenwood explores how and when to turn this powerful preflop starting hand into a bluff.

Luc Greenwood kicks off his 2024 video grind with an examination of hands played against regulars in his typical high stakes MTT play and breaks them down looking to plug any leaks.

Luc Greenwood concludes the review of his run in the high stakes Monaco events with hands against some of the top players in the business including fellow Run It Once coach Dan Smith that all feature playing against the BB.

Luc Greenwood selects three 3-bet pots he played in Monaco and breaks them down in the solver before recapping the lessons that can be learned from each hand.

In the second part of this high-stakes series, Luc Greenwood explores some of the more interesting hands from his battle in Monaco against LuckyChewy.

Luc Greenwood reviews the hands he played against fellow Run It Once coach Jason Koon in Monaco and dives into the best approach especially when playing against one of the best players in the world.

Luc Greenwood goes through the key hands of the HU battle and what he would have done in hindsight.

After entering the money as the chip leader, Luc Greenwood continues his review of a $1,500 hyper final table. He dives into HRC to figure out what ranges should like in different jamming and calling spots shortstacked.

With six players remaining, Luc Greenwood finds himself kicking off this series on the stone bubble with a significant jump for 5th place and discusses how to approach this tricky situation. The series provides a good study opportunity for final table preflop ranges as Luc focuses on backing up his thoughts with HRC.

Luc Greenwood takes two hands from his recent Sunday session and discusses each decision in the hand offering his thoughts on the best course of action, why he may have deviated from the solver, and any considerations that may have impacted his decision that PIO can't compute.

Luc Greenwood examines two hands that he played against regs in a recent tournament and deep dives on all angles hoping to extract some nuggets that can be applied to future similar situations.

Luc Greenwood examines a sampling of hands from his recent Sunday session and breaks them down with the assistance of the solver to see if he went wrong and what insights he can gain from the mistakes.

Luc Greenwood picks up the action with 7 players remaining in this star-studded final table and looks to climb the ladder with a stack good for second overall.

Luc Greenwood breaks down his recent final table in the GG $1k with a star studded lineup and fairly deep stacks making for a number of interesting situations.

Luc Greenwood concludes the series with the action from the $200 final table that starts with him holding a middling stack.

Luc Greenwood picks up the action with eleven and 27 players left in two high-stakes bounty events reviewing his play that sees him make the first final table in the first half of the video.

Luc Greenwood continues discussing the action from two Sunday bounty events that includes a nice mix of preflop adjustments to pick up bounties and tricky postflop decisions.

Luc Greenwood goes through the footage from his recent deep runs in the Sunday bounty events discussing general PKO principles along with the actual hands.

In his previous video, Luc examined three close bluffing opportunities that he pulled. This time he turns the focus to bluffcatching discussing three tough decisions for stacks he faced in MTTs ranging between $200 and $800 in buy-in. One of the hands is against fellow Run It Once coach Alex Theologis.

Luc Greenwood aka YRWTHMELTHR reviews three iffy bluffs he recently made on GGPoker and shares his view on whether he thinks he made a mistake or if he stands by his play.

Luc Greenwood examines two 4 bet pots that occurred at the PCA and explains the dynamics of these large pots along with some tips and tricks for navigating them.

Luc Greenwood takes a step back from in-depth theory content to direct your focus to the practical applications of GTO. Even for advanced players, there are widespread misconceptions about GTO and many get lost in the high complexity of solutions. In this video, Luc shares his view on the opportunities and limitations of GTO solutions and how to get the most out of solvers while not losing track of how to make money in poker.