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Bart discusses his approach to cultivating a winning image at the table.

A shotgun review of Bart's recent Sunday session of $5/$10 $2000 cap NL Hold'em from Chasers in New Hampshire.

This week Bart goes over his approach to post flop check raises. Most of the time we should making these plays for value at the lower stakes but there are situations to semi-bluff as well. What are the situations that warrant a check raise post flop for value and sometimes as a bluff?

Bart interviews a CLP subscriber about an incident where he was robbed after leaving a card room in Florida. Bart gives his tips as to what you can do to protect yourself from such situations and best standards and practices in leaving the casino if you are a regular live poker player.

Bart takes a deep dive into the art of playing limped pots. In live poker, at the $2/$5 blind level and below, limped pots are quite common.

Bart reviews many different spots where he went very thin for value. He explains why going for thin value in NLHE cash games is so important.

Bart discusses his approach to draws. When should you pay a draw aggressively? When should you play one passively? How does overall fold equity come into the equation?

Bart begins a discussion of donk betting the flop. When should we lead out into the preflop raiser and why?

This is the story from January of 2016 of three Americans being put in local jail in Nassau, Bahamas after not claiming over $10,000 in cash on their way out of the country.

Bart takes a look at the CLP concept of Depolarization. Why is it so important in live NL Hold'em cash games?

06:58 -- What is 5th Street Chicken? 16:52 — Out of Position #1 Set of 3s 28:11 — Out of Position #2 AJ as top and bottom34:52 — In Position #1 AJ 43:39 — In Position #2 9h 8h flush53:00 — Check folding A3s as top and bottom

This week Bart examines "donk bets". What does a donk bet usually mean when your opponent leads into you from out of position with different bet sizings and how should we respond?

In this podcast sample, Bart continues concludes his approach to cbet bluffing different board textures in single raised pots based upon different hand classes.

In this podcast sample, Bart continues discussing his approach to cbet bluffing different board textures in single raised pots based upon different hand classes.

In this sample of the first of a multi part episode series Bart examines how you should properly structure your cbets in single raised pots, with a concentration on Cbet bluffing. He takes a look at HU and multiway scenarios, different board textures and different class holdings.

This week Bart goes over a selection of hands where he gives the listener an insight into the first thing that he thinks about postflop.

Bart reviews the controversial incident between Robbi Jade Lew and Garrett Adelstein from last week on the Hustler Casino Live! broadcast. Bart was the live commentator and called the hand as it happened, live.

Bart reviews some hands from a shotgun session played at $2-$5 at Chasers Card Room in New Hampshire and gives his takeaways over each little spot.

Taken from 2018, Bart describes the chaotic situation that occurred on Live at the Bike when a player originally agreed to run the board two times with less than 5% equity then changed his decision to running it one time and won the entire pot.

This week Bart breaks down what an actual "blank" is in a poker hand and why so many players have such bad hand recall.

Bart reviews a recent session at his new home club, Chasers, in Salem, New Hampshire where he derives poker concepts and explains them before the review of each hand. Part 2 of 2.

Bart reviews a recent session at his new home club, Chasers in Salem New Hampshire where he derives poker concepts and explains them before the review of each hand.

Barts examines why it is so disadvantageous to be in the middle and out of position in single raised and 3 bet pots.

Bart wraps up the review of his 2022 WSOP Main Event run resulting in a $17,000 cash.

Bart covers some of his interesting Day 3 hands from the 2022 WSO Main event that bring up a lot of complex cash game concepts.

Bart discusses his post Main Event bout with COVID and reviews some key hands played at the $10,000 WSOP Main Event from day 2.

Bart discusses some of the more interesting hands played from day 1 of the 2022 Main Event at the WSOP.

Bart discusses the intricacies of play overpairs in multiway pots, postflop.

Bart discusses situations to get max value in bet sizing with two pair.

Bart goes over his performance during the middle of the 2022 WSOP including his entries into the $10k O8 and Monster Stack tournaments and also discusses a hand that demonstrates polarity in small pots.

Bart reviews a few hands from his hellish session on Hustler Casino Live! where there we many extreme multiway pots.

Bart covers some important poker checklists that will help you become a more winning player.

Bart reviews some frustrating hands from his recent appearance on Hustler Casino Live, a $25-$50-$100 No Limit Hold'em cash game.

Bart covers a hand where he thinks he made a major blunder vs Nick Vertucci from last week's $25-$50-$100 NL cash game on Hustler Casino Live.

Bart Hanson examines the spots that will win you the most amount of money in live NL Hold'em cash games.

Bart rants about players that walk away from the table when it's not full in raked games and then discusses what should be your approach to turn double barreling as the preflop raiser in single raised pots vs the BB.

Bart reviews some of his more interesting hands on his first appearance on Hustler Casino Live!

This week Bart discusses playing paired boards and how to counter your opponent barreling you on them.

Bart takes a look at the power of bluffing straightening boards when you have more strong hands in a certain situation than the tight range of the preflop raiser.

Bart dives into Part 2 of an old school CrushLivePoker shotgun episode, this time played at a low stakes Texas Card House game.

Bart dives into Part 1 of an old school CrushLivePoker shotgun episode, this time played at a low stakes Texas Card House game.

Barts gives his thoughts on the best events to play at the 2022 WSOP and how to minimize your time in line while there.

This week Bart goes over a poorly played hand from his brief session at the Hustler Casino's $5/$5 game before he went on to do the Hustler Casino Live! commentary.Hands: 1. 5-5-$10 NL $1k effective +1 t $35 Hero in MP1 Qd Jd 3! to $115, call. Pot: $230FLOP: 9d 5h 4c . x /$100 call. $430TURN: 6h x/xRIVER: 3s x and should I bet? 2. 5-5 NL at Hustler $1,000 Effective One limp +1, I open Th 8h MP1 to $30.. SB to 3! to $90. Fold I call. POT: $190FLOP: 7s 5s 4c .. SB bets $75, I call. $340TURN: 2h x/xRIVER: 5d x/x he wins w KQdd..

Bart examines a few unorthodox spots taken from a recent huge Hustler Casino Live game here the player in position raises a continuation bet with a weak hand.

Bart covers a recent hand played on a super high stakes cash game at the Lodge, on the Lodge live stream where Doug Polk gets counterfeit and his opponent plays tricky with a full house.

Bart reviews a hand from the $100-$200 No Limit Lodge Live Stream where Doug Polk flops top set of aces but does not get all the money in by the end of the hand.

Bart and Conlan Ma speak about preflop play. They look at optimal solutions six handed and how we can shape the data to adjust and fit into a live, loose, nine handed game.

Bart concludes his big blind series examining headsup and multiway spots from the big blind on the turn and on the river.

Bart covers what he feels is the absolute best approach to multiway big blind play after the flop.

Bart discusses the type of range you should play when facing a single raise and considering defending when headsup from the big blind. This is one of the most common situations in Nl Hold'em.