Video # 90 - Added on March 11, 2010

• Part 3 of Matt's MTT series where he shows us the skills required to get deep in multi-table tournaments
• Continuing to pick out weak players and capitalizing on their mistakes to build your stack
• Late game strategy and how to break into the final table
• Adjusting your aggression and changing gears depending on how the table is reacting to you
  
  
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Video # 89 - Added on March 02, 2010

• Learn the various player types that you will find in Sit-n-go's and how to exploit them to become a consistent winner
• Adjusting to your opponents to maximize your earnings from them\
• Understanding your own image at the table and how to leverage it against your opponents
  
  
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Video # 88 - Added on February 24, 2010

• Part 2 of Matt's MTT series where he shows us the skills required to get deep in multi-table tournaments
• Distinguishing which opponents are likely to pay you off
• How to best extract maximum value with your hands from the different types of opponents
• Play approaching the bubble including steal and re-stealing
  
  

Video # 87 - Added on February 17, 2010

• Hockeyguy breaks down the basics at $0.05/0.10 No Limit holdem on Ultimate Bet and shows you how to organically build your bankroll at the micro-stakes
• Dealing with more aggressive players at Ultimate Bet compared to other sites and how to adjust to them
• Identifying when opponents are likely drawing or have made hands, and how to react in each scenario
  
  
  
  
  
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Video # 86 - Added on February 09, 2010

• Matt breaks down the basics of multi-table tournament strategy to help you position yourself to become a long-term winner in MTT's
• How to adjust to the different blind levels and when and why you should change your aggression frequency
• How to pick your spots in the early game to build your stack in profitable spots
  
  
  
  
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Video # 85 - Added on February 05, 2010

• Part 3 of the video series on moving up stakes at NL Holdem looks at play at $0.50/1 no limit where one can expect to make $100 per night playing these stake
• Examines the style of play at 100NL including table looseness and aggression, how to optimally be aggressive but not spewy
  
• More on bluffing strategy, when to bluff, induce a bluff, call a bluff
• Targeting weaker opponents at the table to increase your winrate
• Requirements for discipline and patience as you move up stakes
• Discusses the difference in these areas between the 50NL level and 1000NL level
  
  
  
  
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Video # 84 - Added on January 27, 2010

• Learn how to incorporate advanced Holdem Manager stats into your decision making process to when to 3bet, call or fold
• Crush the short-stackers at your table by understanding their hand ranges and how to determine when to push/fold
• PowerPoint equity analysis of common spots and how to perform your own equity calculations using Pokerstove
• How to exploit the weaker players at the table using Holdem Manager stats
  
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Video # 83 - Added on January 18, 2010

• Part 2 of the video series on moving up stakes at NL Holdem looks at play at 50NL, where you can comfortably begin to make $50-$100 per night at these stakes
• This video examines the style of play at 50NL including table looseness and aggression, bluffing strategy, when to bluff, induce a bluff, call a bluff
• Targeting specific opponents at the table to exploit their weaknesses
• The video discusses key differences in the above areas between the 25NL level and 50NL level
  
  
  
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Video # 82 - Added on January 11, 2010

• Part 1 of the video series on moving up stakes at NL Holdem looks at play at 10NL and 25NL and and how to position yourself to successfully move up a level to increase your bankroll
• The first half of the video revisits the style of play at 10NL including table looseness and aggression, bluffing strategy, when to bluff, induce a bluff and call a bluff
• The second half discusses the difference in these areas between the10NL level and 25NL level and looks at what key adjustments you'll have to make
  
  
  
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Video # 81 - Added on Dec 29, 2009

• The importance of table selction - how to increase your winnings without even playing a hand.
• Observing opponent stack size and what adjustments you need to make to exploit them
• How to make quick reads on unknown players
• How to use poker tracking sites to increase your reads on unknown opponents and exploit their play
  



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Video # 80 - Added on December 18, 2009

• Learn how to consistently win and grow your bankroll through the Double-or-Nothing Sit-n-Gos with SNG Expert Coach El Wayneo
• Starting at blind level 3, this video focuses on the stack considerations and mid-stage game strategy of double or nothings, by looking over peoples mistakes and evaluating game theory to further improve your thought process at these games and exploit opponents' weaknesses to consistently get you into the money
  
  
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Video # 79 - Added on December 08, 2009

• atta22 is back with a ground-breaking 3-video series showing you some of the tricks and analytical prowess that will help you break into the higher stakes online
• In depth analysis of Holdem Manager stats in your heads-up display that can help you build a formidable read on all opponents
• A unique look at atta22's decision making process as he plays difficult hands against tough opponents, and how he exploits their individual weaknesses to make profitable +EV plays
• The two questions you should always ask yourself before making any bet, and why they are important
• How to get on board to earning over $10,000 a month playing online poker!
  
  
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Video # 78 - Added on November 23, 2009

• Part 2 in a series by microstakes expert 'hockeyguy', covering common mistakes made at these levels and how to dramatically boost your winrate by plugging some common leaks
• How to adapt the proper thinking process to prevent your own errors and exploit the errors made by opponents
• Some simple "ah-ha" moments that will get you on your way to becoming a winning poker player
  
  
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Video # 77 - Added on November 17, 2009

• Another video from microstakes expert 'hockeyguy', covering common mistakes made at these levels and how to dramatically boost your winrate by plugging some common leaks
• How to adapt the proper thinking process to prevent your own errors and exploit the errors made by opponents
• Some simple "ah-ha" moments that will get you on your way to becoming a winning poker player
  
  
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Video # 76 - Added on November 12, 2009

• This is a intro video to playing the Double or nothings on Pokerstars.
• It is very broad overview of the game but outlines some key strategies in beating these type of games, such as Folding Equity, Stack Sizing/evaluation, when to shove or fold and more.
• This video also begins discussions about evaluating your options Bet/Check/Fold etc, in an attempt to help make viewers into thinking players.
  
  
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Video # 75 - Added on October 31, 2009

• Dealing with "donk bets" and how to take advantage of them with and without a strong hand yourself
• Respecting strength from unknown players and picking your spots to tangle
• Avoiding marginal situations out of position and why this is important
• Fast playing monsters and why this optimizes your profit at this level
  
  
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Video # 74 - Added on October 20, 2009

• Continuation of the "common mistakes" series for Sit-n-go's, teaching you how to avoid common mistakes and become a consistent winner
• How to adjust to different stack levels
• Adjusting to different players and why adjustments need to be made
  
  
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Video # 73 - Added on October 14, 2009

• Respecting unkowns agression, waiting for reads before making marginal plays.
• Understanding the importance of winning the small pots and how it can boost your winrate
• Paying attention to online tells
  
  
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Video # 72 - Added on October 03, 2009

• Why stat programs are a VITAL tool to your poker arsenal and why your winrate will skyrocket with them
• Integrating stat programs like Holdem Manager or Poker Tracker into your game to give you precise reads on your opponents
• Using standard stats like VPIP and PFR to accurately put your opponent's on hand ranges
• How to use hand ranges to optimally know how to respond to your opponent's actions
  
  
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Video # 71 - Added on September 30, 2009

• Outstanding Poker MTT Coach CompleteDonk takes us through a leakfinder video where he reviews OP member KKJR_13's MTT tournament
• Identifying common leaks and how to fix them
• How to optimally play the low-buy-in Multi-Table tournaments to become a consistent winner
• Positional play and opening hand ranges, optimal raise sizing and more
  
  
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Video # 70 - Added on September 21, 2009

• Rob (aka hockeyguy) delves into the micro-stakes games and describes how to become a consistent winner at the microstakes using the OutstandingPoker.com/atta22 style
• Focuses on the ABC fundamentals of poker and how to crush the regular weak opponents that play in the micro games
  
  
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Video # 69 - Added on September 11, 2009

• Another post-commentary video discussing post-flop play at the micro stakes
• 3-betting and why it's important
• How to get action when you have premium hands pre-flop (hint: it's not by slowplaying)
• Double-barreling post-flop and what flop textures are ripe for it
• Opening up your button raising range not based on your cards, but your opponents in the blinds
  
  
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Video # 68 - Added on August 28, 2009

• Finding Common Mistakes Part 2
• As part of a continuation from the last video, this video reviews the hand history of a live game and trys to spot common mistakes made by other players
• These spots becomes points of analysis of the video
• Discussing a whole range of issues such as Post flop Analysis, Bet Sizing, Pre flop selection, and hand ranges. 
  
  
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Video # 67 - Added on August 20, 2009

• Video recorded and analyzed after the session, giving time to analyze in detail complex scenarios and thought processes
• How to think like a pro - analyzing potential reactions to your moves before you make them and how to incorporate that into your game
• Using hand ranges to determine when to value bet and when to shut-down
• Continuation betting and how to determine what textures and game flow encourage it
• 3-betting and 4-betting through the meta-game - how to determine what the optimal frequency is and when to play back at your opponents



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Video # 66 - Added on August 12, 2009

• Video recorded and analyzed after the session, giving time to analyze in detail complex scenarios and thought processes
• How to think like a pro - analyzing potential reactions to your moves before you make them and how to incorporate that into your game
• Using hand ranges to determine when to value bet and when to shut-down
• Continuation betting and how to determine what textures and game flow encourage it
• 3-betting and 4-betting through the meta-game - how to determine what the optimal frequency is and when to play back at your opponents



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Video # 65 - Added on August 04, 2009

• Looking at the common mistakes that players do during the game,
• by looking at other players mistakes and then using the hand replayer on Full Tilt to discuss,
• as to why its a mistake and how these leaks should be plugged.
  
  
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Video # 64 - Added on July 23, 2009

• Basic pre-flop strategy PLO
• Why you must raise in position with solid starting hands
• When to raise and how to maximize your holdings
• Discussing starting hands and their values. Ie. Pocket pairs vs combo draws.
  



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Video # 63 - Added on July 16, 2009

• Understanding game-flow and meta-game in heads-up matches and how to use them to your advantage
• Finding and exploiting your opponents' weaknesses in heads-up matches
• When to pot control and when to press your opponent
• Setting up bluffing opportunities - double and triple barrel bluffing



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Video # 62 - Added on July 05, 2009

• Pre-Flop Card selection in different stages of the game
• Covering the 3 basic factors that make up your PF decision process.
• 1 - Table Position Vs Consquences
• 2 - Stack Sizeing
• 3 - Blind Level
• Also touches on shoving and folding hands Pre Flop.
  
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Video # 61 - Added on June 25, 2009

• Image, image, image - how to build and maintain a perceived 'reckless' image so that you get paid off
• When to push your opponents with aggressiveness and when to back off
• What things to focus on in order to become a winning player at the mid-stakes games
• Expanding your game past playing ABC fundamental poker



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Video # 60 - Added on June 18, 2009

• introducing basic concepts of the game from survival
• to shoving and folding
• to a simple break down of how you should be playing in different stages.
• It also identifys some common mistakes in these games and discusses hands that come up in a logical way.
  
  
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Video # 59 - Added on June 03, 2009

• Playing aggressively and building an image that will get you paid $$
• Picking spots to make aggressive moves that add to your bottom line
• Exploiting the two types of players - the nits and the fish - how to extract maximum value ($$) from each
• Why having an aggressive image is very important



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Video # 58 - Added on May 22, 2009

• How to adjust to the different player types at the table.
• How to optimally play the blind-vs.-blind situations when it's folded to you in the small blind.
• Identifying good 3-barrel bluff opportunities.
• Using hand ranges to determine the optimal move



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Video # 57 - Added on May 13, 2009

• How to exploit the two types of opponents at these stakes - the nits and the messes
• How to counter your opponents' attempts at outplaying you
• How to build an aggressive image and reap the benefits from your opponents
• When to just give up on pots instead of continuation betting
• Good spots to 3-bet and why it is good
  
  
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Video # 56- Added on April 30 2009

• Microstakes mayhem - how to crush the microstakes games
• Playing solid poker and capitalizing on others' mistakes
• Inducing bluffs by spastic opponents
• How to deal with calling stations - exploiting their bad habits and making money off them
• What hands to open with when up against calling stations
• The concept of pot control and when to use it
• Continuation betting and board textures to c-bet on
  
  
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Video # 55 - Added on April 22, 2009

• Hand reading, hand reading, hand reading - putting all the pieces of the puzzle together to narrow your opponent's hand range
• Playing aggressively on the button, how to narrowing your hand range when out of position
• Leveraging position to play back at your opponents, even without a hand
• Double and triple barrel bluffing, when it's optimal
• Discussion on continuation betting frequencies and good/bad board textures
  
  
  
  

Video # 54 - Added on April 16, 2009

• Hand reading, hand reading, hand reading - putting all the pieces of the puzzle together to narrow your opponent's hand range
• Playing aggressively on the button, how to narrowing your hand range when out of position
• Leveraging position to play back at your opponents, even without a hand
• Double and triple barrel bluffing, when it's optimal
• Discussion on continuation betting frequencies and good/bad board textures
  
  
  
  

Video # 53 - Added on April 07, 2009

• Dealing with aggressive preflop play
• 4 talbes
• Using new stats to gain a better read on your opponents' play
• Getting use to game flow and incorporating it into your decisions
• Some methods for how to pick off big bluffs by your opponents
  
  
  
  
  

Video # 52 - Added on March 27, 2009

• $20+1 Heads-up Sit-n-Go
• Playing aggressive on the button
• What type of flops are good to try to steal postflop
• When to continuation bet/give up
• Pot odds and implied odds when drawing
  
  
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Video # 51 - Added on March 17, 2009

• 4 tables with a pause/discuss commentary when interesting situations arise
• atta22 records a Med-High Stakes video to showcase how the game changes at higher limits
• Exploring optimal lines against different opponents (ie. check-raising river, inducing bluffs)
• Multi-level thinking - what your opponent thinks you're thinking, etc.
• Using HUD stats to get a better read on your opponent
• Part 2 of 2
  
  
  
  

Video # 50 - Added on March 5, 2009

• 4 tables with a pause/discuss commentary when interesting situations arise
• atta22 records a Med-High Stakes video to showcase how the game changes at higher limits
• Exploring optimal lines against different opponents (ie. check-raising river, inducing bluffs)
• Multi-level thinking - what your opponent thinks you're thinking, etc.
• Using HUD stats to get a better read on your opponent
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Video # 49 - Added on February 23, 2009

• Continuing the series on how to beat the micro stakes
• What hands to open in each position
• Extracting maximum value with strong hands
• Controlling the game and being the aggressor
  
  
  
  

Video # 48 - Added on February 13, 2009

• How to optimally play and win at these stakes
• Why calling others' raises is not profitable
• 3-betting and when to do it
• Using VPIP and PFR to your advantage
  
  
  
  
  

Video # 47 - Added on February 05, 2009

• $111 Heads-up Sit-n-Go (no blind increases)
• Getting familiar with your opponent's tendencies and exploiting them
• When to play for pot control and when to hammer the pot
• Exploiting positional advantage and playing every button (and why it's profitable)
• Part 2 of 2
  
  
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Video # 46 - Added on January 29, 2009

• $111 Heads-up Sit-n-Go (no blind increases)
• Getting familiar with your opponent's tendencies and exploiting them
• When to play for pot control and when to hammer the pot
• Exploiting positional advantage and playing every button (and why it's profitable)
• Part 1 of 2
  
  
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Video # 45 - Added on January 21, 2009

• 4 tables on Party Poker
• New video with commentary and analysis provided after the session to allow for pausing to discuss interesting spots
• Dealing with regulars and adapting to the flow of the game
• Inducing large bluffs by your opponents when you hold strong hands
• Wielding position like a weapon
• Aggression, aggression, aggression!
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Video # 44 - Added on January 7, 2008

• 4 tables on Party Poker
• New video with commentary and analysis provided after the session to allow for pausing to discuss interesting spots
• Dealing with regulars and adapting to the flow of the game
• Inducing large bluffs by your opponents when you hold strong hands
• Wielding position like a weapon
• Aggression, aggression, aggression!
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Video # 43 - Added on December 26, 2008

• Dealing with aggressive players and 3-bets preflop
• Varying your opening ranges based on your opponents at the table
• Using Voluntarily Put $ in Pot % (VPIP), Pre-flop Raise % (PFR), and Went to Showdown % from your Heads-up Display
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Video # 42 - Added on December 18, 2008

• Dealing with aggressive players and 3-bets preflop
• Varying your opening ranges based on your opponents at the table
• Using Voluntarily Put $ in Pot % (VPIP), Pre-flop Raise % (PFR), and Went to Showdown % from your Heads-up Display
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Video # 41 - Added on December 05, 2008

• Momentum, momentum, momentum - how to capitalize on it
• How to properly identify likely bluffing spots by your opponents and how to optimally respond to them
• Putting the pressure on your opponents and inducing him to make mistakes
  
• More post-flop hand reading
  
• How to re-adjust to your opponent's adjustments
  
  
  
  

Video # 40 - Added on November 27, 2008

• Back to the basics: Hammering home extremely important pre-flop concepts for beginners and advanced players alike
• positional play, opening hand ranges, pre-flop bet sizing
• Identifying opponents hand ranges and accurately determining profitable bluffing scenarios
• Understanding your 'perceived' image at the table and how it's different than you might believe
  
  
  
  

Video # 39 - Added on November 17, 2008

• Advanced post-flop play
• Hand reading and how to really narrow down your opponent's hand ranges using all available information
• Game flow psychology and how to apply it in certain situations
• When to consider folding a set of Aces because it's not the nuts
• Why Poker Tracker/Heads Up Displays are important and how they can improve your game
  
  

Video # 38 - Added on November 05, 2008

• How to use momentum to your advantage in a heads up match
• Explaining the concept of meta game and match flow and how to apply it
• Understanding opponents' hand ranges and your own perceived hand ranges and how that should affect your play
• Being patient against aggressive opponents and capitalizing when given opportunities
  
  
  

Video # 37 - Added on October 20, 2008

• Advanced post-flop play
• Continuation betting, when to fire two barrels, when to give up
• 3-betting preflop and how to identify profitable 3-bet spots
  
  
  

Video # 36 - Added on October 05, 2008

• Taking aggression to the next level and controlling the table
• Hand reading and how to leverage tracking stats (VPIP, PFR) to narrow down hand ranges
• Becoming self aware of your image at the table and how that should change your play
• The concept of "bluffing capital" and how to apply it
• Basing your actions on your opponents and not your cards
  

Video # 35 - Added on September 23, 2008

• PokerStars
• 2 x $16 Turbo Sit'n'Go
• Explaining the early stages of SNG play and how to build a stack
  
• When you should switch to a push-fold strategy and why it is necessary
  
• Early game reads and how they should alter your thinking
  
  
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Video # 34 - Added on September 23, 2008

• PokerStars
  
• 2 x $16 Turbo Sit'n'Go
  
• Evaluating opponents raising and calling ranges, and how to properly respond
  
• Why being the aggressor is very important
  
• Continuation betting and why it is very profitable, and how it helps your image
  
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Video # 33 - Added on September 21, 2008

• $0.25/$0.50 Pot Limit Holdem
• 1 table 6max
• Advanced hand reading techniques
• Exploiting positional advantage, even with weak hands
• Exploiting overly-aggressive opponents
• How to confuse your opponents and make yourself difficult to read
• Explaining VPIP (Voluntarily Put Money in the Pot) and PFR (Pre-flop Raise) stats and how to leverage them to build reads

Video # 32 - Added on September 05, 2008

• 4x $6.50 Turbo Sit'n'Go on PokerStars
• How to optimally recover when your stack starts to get low
• How to aggressively wield your big stack like a weapon against weaker opponents
• How to adjust to someone's heads-up style when you're playing for first
  

Video # 31 - Added on August 28, 2008

• 4x $6.50 Turbo Sit'n'Go on PokerStars
• Bubble play and being aggressive leading to being "in the money"
  
• Heads up play and how to adjust
  
• Positional play early on and how to exploit it
  

Video # 28 - Added on July 9, 2008

• Full ring
• Beginner concepts
• What hands to play in early position (EP)
• How to exploit your positional advantage
• The key observations you need to make when deciding what move to make (your position, your opponents position, your opponent's stack size, opponent's image, your image, etc.)