Tournament Poker Project

Today we get into the weeds of value betting Vs leaving the villain with as many bluffs as possible so they pay your value off all by themselves. -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

In today's episode Jon and Tain discuss that pesky situation where your decent top pair hand is outplayed by the board, and you now need to consider whether your bluff catcher is worth continuing with. -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

Jon and Tain look at what adjustments they should make when playing out of position in a PKO tournament where ranges are heavily skewed. -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

Jon and Tain get into the contrasting incentives of playing out of position in a multi-way pot, and defending the big blind with a moderate holding. https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/f7000a2b06 -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

Jon and Tain take a look at defending the big blind with a 3-bet when we're only medium stacked, and the ICM pressure is getting strong. https://www.pokerstarsreplayer.com/hands/d544bfe103 -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

In this week's episode Jon and Tain eyeball a multiway flop and discuss the merits of bluffing into two ranges. -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

In today's outing with Jon and Tain we discuss how to navigate a spot where your range is strong, but your actual hand is scraping the bottom of your range. -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj

When you reach the river and all you can beat are bluffs, all our options are viable. We look at a spot with Jon and Tain where we contemplate exactly that, and ponder the merits of a hero call. -------- Jon & Tain are two recreational players from Essex in the UK, hoping to get good enough to play at the World Series of Poker. Both are neurodivergent, with autism and ADHD, which adds an extra dimension to their journey. Support our journey by following, liking, subscribing, leaving kind messages, rating us 5 stars, and sharing the love! It really means everything to us, thanks for being part of our show. https://twitter.com/TournPokerProj