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CFTheNatural discusses why crazy wild Maniacs play the way that they do even though its absolutely guaranteed to lose them money, and explains how understanding their mindset helps us to make the proper adjustments to take advantage of their play.

Carroters continues his Poker Virtues series with a podcast about the importance of three kinds of poker resilience in achieving your poker goals.

In the latest podcast, TDA discusses the value of simplifications of flop strategies in heads-up single raised pots and the methodology for finding these simplifications. Recommended in particular for people who already make some use of solvers and would like to expand their abilities.

In this week's podcast, Carroters discusses the importance of being realistic about your poker goals and abilities. He also touches on having a clear undecided view of variance and results and also how to assess if poker is actually for you in the first place.

CFTheNatural debuts on the Grinderschool Podcast with a segment about transitioning from NLHE to PLO.

TDA discusses a hand played by a friend with interesting notes for bet sizing theory (on every street), and interesting blocker considerations for a river bluffing range. There's also detailed discussion of ranges on every street.

In the latest podcast, RegiTime asks what is your definition of poker success, explains his definition and how he achieves it. He also talks about the dynamic of players vs sites rather than players vs players.

Carroters kicks off a new podcast series over Poker Virtues, with an episode focused on Patience. Check it out!

Today's podcast presents a gloomy outlook. TDA discusses the impact that artificial intelligence has already had on poker, referring to solvers, snowie, and scripts. He then turns his attention to the future, and the likelihood that online poker has a decidedly limited horizon because of this.

In this podcast RegiTime talks about the importance of quality information whilst playing how not to misuse unreliable information and how to gather quality information more quickly and professionally than your opponents.

Grinderschool Instructor Carroters discusses types of mistakes that frequently impact poker players.

GS Instructor discusses factors around becoming a professional poker player in today's game, examining ways that it may not be a fit for everyone, and taking a look at key factors that aspiring pro players need to keep in mind.

In the latest podcast, Carroters describes situations where it can be more profitable to play passively than aggressively.

TheDefiniteArticle takes a look at the impact the poker world might see as a result of the UK voting to leave the European Union.

In this podcast RegiTime discusses the benefits of game selection and tries to counter the reasons most players give for not practicing game selection.

In the latest podcast, Carroters describes 3 mistakes that you are probably making at the poker tables.

In the latest podcast, GS Instructor TheDefiniteArticle describes how to get the most out of coaching.

In the latest podcast, JGB146 interviews Elliott&ET - Grinderschool's newest instructor, who will be covering cash games at $10nl and below on a weekly basis.

In the latest podcast, Carroters talks about how to recognize and treat three very prominent leaks in the average player's mental game. He covers "Graph on Screen""Variance Enforcement" and "Tainted Volume"

In the latest podcast, RegiTime talks about poker burn out. It isn't a subject that gets a lot of air time but it's possibly one of the more damaging problems a hard working microstakes grinder can have. RegiTime talks about the different causes of burnout and offers suggestions on how to avoid burning out for each scenario.