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Maximizing Your Winrate Grinding Poker · S8E5

Maximizing your #poker hourly rate extends well beyond simply playing well. If playing online, for example, how many simultaneous tables gives you your best results? What is your optimal session length? How do you even survive the poker grind?

While the answers to many of these questions depend on the individual player, there are many commonalities that can greatly boost the hourly rate of most players. Creating a grinding schedule, taking shots, balancing study and playing time, and bankroll management are among the topics discussed in this episode.

TIMESTAMPS

0:00 Introduction: The Poker Grind
0:30 Hourly Volume & Multi-Tabling Strategy
1:10 The Yerkes-Dodson Law for Optimal Performance
2:26 Setting Volume-Based Session Goals
4:42 Managing Variance Through Volume
7:42 Creating a Grinding Schedule
10:30 Bankroll Management & Shot Taking Strategy
12:07 The 12+1 Shot Taking Method
14:32 When to Check the Cashier
16:30 Study vs Grinding Time Ratio
17:04 Opportunity Cost of Study Time
18:04 Real World Experience vs Lab Time
19:34 Ergonomics & Hardware Setup
21:46 Software Setup & Table Management Tools
22:46 Focus & Eliminating Distractions
23:29 Should You Listen to Music While Grinding?

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Live Poker Tells: Reading Your Opponents · S8E10

Hollywood promotes the notion that top players "read" their opponents from their body language, or their unique method of eating Oreo cookies. But do such live tells have any place in today's mathemat...

12 Mai 26min

Surviving The Variance Of Live Poker · S8E9

The element of luck in #poker means that weak players can having winning sessions and strong ones can go on extended downswings. One can argue that this variance is necessary for the game to survive a...

28 Apr 22min

Does The Block Bet Have A Place In Modern Poker? · S8E8

The block bet is a play from the pre-solver era of #poker which many players view with suspicion. Making a small bet in the hope of avoiding a much larger one from an opponent certainly lacks a firm t...

14 Apr 19min

Ranging Analysis: When It Is And Is Not Useful · S8E7

Much of modern #poker strategy revolves around the battle between poker ranges; our own and that of our opponent. But is ranging always the best approach to reaching a decision, particularly since our...

31 Mar 21min

Resilience and Optimization: Winning Poker's Mental Game · S8E6

Do you equate the mental game of #poker with tilt avoidance? Then this episode of the podcast will be a huge eye-opener. Sure mental resilience is a critical part of playing winning poker, but there a...

17 Mar 24min

Mixing And Randomization In Modern Poker · S8E4

In the previous episode of the podcast, we discussed how GTO #poker requires mixing. Typical solutions returned by solvers include using multiple bet sizes in a given spot, with each size being used a...

17 Feb 27min