84. BOOK LAUNCH: Poker Therapy. FT. Simon
November 12, 2019
Poker Therapy is now available! Pete and long serving student Simon discuss the new book as well as the steps Simon has taken recently in his own mental game.
83. Poker Therapy Sneak Preview - Survival Misfires
October 25, 2019
Pete quotes and explains a section of his new book, Poker Therapy, which deals with survival instincts hampering poker decision making.
82. Semi-Professional Poker FT. Jules
October 10, 2019
Pete interviews semi-professional tournament player Jules about topics such as mental game struggles, staking deals, and how to balance poker with another profession.
81. Solving Soaking Medium Flops
October 4, 2019
Pete resumes his exploration into the game theory of button vs big blind with a look at a very wet flop.
80. Amateur Player Writes Poker Book FT. Mike
September 22, 2019
Pete interviews poker author Michael Matteo about his book, which is aimed at brand new online poker players. The discussion is very much about the struggles of writing about poker and how to go about teaching newer players.
79. Where are all the Girls? FT. Alexandra
September 13, 2019
Pete invites new player and streamer Alexandra onto the show to get the perspective of a beginner female player in a male dominated game.
78. Welcome Poker Tool Creator Adam
September 5, 2019
Pete interviews Adam - a keen poker player and poker software developer - about his new training software and his outlook on the game.
77. Solving Dry King-High Boards
August 29, 2019
In this purely strategic segment, Pete breaks down a dry king-high flop in a Button vs. Big Blind situation using a poker solver and takes you through each player's strategy step by step.
76. Blockers to your Own Thought Process
August 21, 2019
In this strategy episode, Pete discusses the most common ways that students abuse the notion of blockers and clarifies when and how they should be used to improve your game.
75. Random Questions from a Random Guy
July 17, 2019
Pete, invites poker player Justin onto the show and takes 12 random questions from Justin's study group.
