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Hey guys, the big news this week is we two new guest pros joining TPE, Chris “MovesLikeDarvin” Moon, and someone who goes only by his online name “Looshle” (so far at least). Head over to the “introduce yourself” forum to say hi to these guys and we look forward to their videos coming soon. 

Article– Advanced Poker Terminology: Merge, Polarized, Equity

https://www.tournamentpokeredge.com/exploitable-behavioral-patterns-in-live-mtt-players/

https://www.tournamentpokeredge.com/advanced-poker-terminology-merge-polarized-equity/

For those that are leaping into online poker, or are new to forums specifically, this is an excellent article written by Daryl Jace about some of the more advanced lingo in use. Great read!

Videos

TPE Theory: Expert Level Hand History Analysis 

Part 3

Part 4

After spending a whole hour completely dissecting a hand in part 2, Daryl takes another full hour to analyse another interesting hand. The key theme in this series is to plan ahead for future streets and how that can impact the decisions you make on the current street. The first hand is where Daryl opens 77 from EP and then cbets a 946hh board and gets check-raised. I love how Daryl asks you to pause occasionally and think about certain things before continuing on with his thoughts.

After a bit of Metallica from Daryl, it is time for part 4. This time we are 60bb deep and have AA utg, and get two callers to a KK4r board, and it is time again for the incredible depth of analysis that we have come to expect in the previous parts. This whole series needs to be watched at least twice to get the most out of it in my opinion. 

Ben “KidCardiff6″ Warrington Euro Sites Live Sweat 

Part 1

Part 2

This time we have something slightly different for TPE, and that’s a live sweat coming from the Euro sites. Except for some small exposure to Party Poker, this might be the first time since Black Friday that we significantly move away from Stars or Merge.

Ben is playing across Party Poker, Betfair (Ongame), poker848 (888 network), Betfred (iPoker), Ladbrokes (Microgaming), and lastly Pokerstars.fr.  He goes through what is on offer in terms of tournament schedules on each site. For people outside the US, it shows that there are definitely some decent alternatives to Pokerstars, at least for some tournaments that you might want to pick and choose across each site. After loading up some of the majors across all of these sites in part 1, Ben gets into the nitty gritty in part 2. One of the key topics in this series is quickly identifying the regs compared to the recreational players, and adjusting your game for different players and different table dynamics. 

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