Free Crush Live Poker Podcast

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.

Bart discusses image in live restricted buy-in No Limit cash games and discusses why image is much more of a function of winning or losing in the short term vs looseness or tightness.

Bart covers his approach to flat calling with certain hands preflop in the field.

This week Bart takes an email and tries to answer the question "How much should we raise preflop, in order to thing the field?"

Bart reviews the epic weekend where he commentated on the BIG $200-$400 NL Hold'em game featuring Tom Dwan and Phil Ivey and deconstructs a hand where Durrr made a call down with only 9 high.

Bart gives a first week's trip report of the fall version of the 2021 WSOP.

This week Bart discusses how his appearance on an upcoming Doug Polk Podcast came about and revisits a hand that still gives him nightmares to this day.