Poker Hand Analysis from Pro Players – Page №5

Hand of the Week: Ruzicka Runs Full Speed into Vayo Monster December 3, 2016

Vojtech Ruzicka certainly was one of the stronger players at the 2016 WSOP Main Event final table. When he three-barrel bluffed against Gordon Vayo on Day 2 of the finale,…
Hand of the Week: Dwan Paints Phil a River Masterpiece November 26, 2016

In the history of poker, few can match Tom Dwan when it comes to polarizing hands and putting opponents to the test. In this hand from the canonized poker TV…
Hand of the Week: Josephy’s Fateful Flopped Set of 2s November 19, 2016

The most spectacular hand of the 2016 WSOP November Nine was the unlucky set-up that cost Cliff Josephy his chance to go all the way. Down to just three players…
Poker Hand of the Week: Boika’s Bluff Nuts > Karlsson’s Bravery November 12, 2016

Top-class players have shown us over and over again how to expose bluffs even with weak holdings. Aliaksei Boika from Belarus topped off his main event championship performance at EPT…
Hand of the Week: How to Bust an EPT Main Event in 3 Minutes October 29, 2016

It costs €5,300 to play in an EPT main event. Or at least in Malta it does. When you only see four hands in said main event, that means you…
Hand of the Week: Blink and Your WSOP Main Event is Over October 22, 2016

To run deep in a tournament like the WSOP Main Event you need to get lucky – and you can’t afford too many mistakes. Math teacher Valentin Vornicu was having…
Hand of the Week: Kassouf’s “Nine High Like a Boss” Moment October 8, 2016

Will Kassouf quite simply stole the show at the 2016 WSOP Main Event. There’s an argument to be made that Kassouf will end up more memorable than most of the…
Hand of the Week: Colman Meets His Main Event Bogeyman September 26, 2016

For a long time the winner of the 2014 Big One for One Drop, Dan Colman, was one of the top stacks in the 2016 WSOP Main Event. On Day…
Hand of the Week: Brutal Overbet Ties Baumann’s Hands September 23, 2016

In poker, if you can narrow down your opponent’s range while keeping your own range wide, you can do almost anything. In our feature hand this week French Winamax pro…
Hand of the Week: Small-Ball Poker at Its Best on Big Stage September 10, 2016

Poker prodigy Fedor Holz won the $111,111 Big One for One Drop at the WSOP this summer in dramatic fashion. But there was a lot more to the tournament than…
Hand of the Week: Malec’s Showstopper From EPT Barcelona September 5, 2016

It was the perfect set-up. It ended EPT Barcelona and was completely unavoidable. But eventual winner Sebastian Malec from Poland didn’t just beat German Uri Reichenstein in the final hand…
Hand of the Week: Bowker Folds Quads in WSOP Main Event! July 23, 2016

For the last seven weeks, the World Series of Poker has kept us on the edge of our seats on a daily basis. There have been dozens of thrilling exciting…
Hand of the Week: ‘Fish’ Lives Out $888k WSOP Poker Fairy Tale July 10, 2016

WSOP Event #54 was won by someone playing his first major live poker event ever. His name is Hung Le. He’s a self-professed “fish” and father of five who runs…
Hand of the Week: Seiver Eludes Treacherous Check-Raise June 19, 2016

Most players fear a check-raise on the river. It often gets us into a very unpleasant spot, as the pot odds are usually so good that a bluff becomes unlikely.…
Poker Hand of the Week: Ole Schemion Shows Fatehi What’s What May 14, 2016

Ole Schemion won the €100k Super High Roller title at the EPT Grand Final in Monaco a week or so ago. On his way to victory he showed amateur player…
Live Reads Explained: Lex Guts Godfather with Fearless Calldown April 26, 2016

You can’t call down three barrels with a marginal hand if you don’t have a read on your opponent, right? Especially if that opponent happens to be one of the…

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