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holyjtiburon
Joined: 05.09.2025

Hey everyone, I’m Giancarlo, and I’ve been a professional poker player for about seven years now. I started out as an MTT grinder, where I managed to notch up over $200k in winnings within just a few years. Later on, I made the switch to cash games, and these days you can find me battling up to NL1k on PokerStars.it (yeah, still grinding from Italy).

Recently, I launched my YouTube channel: Holyjtiburon Poker (check it out if you haven’t already!). I’m fully committed to creating valuable content for the community, and I’ve made myself a promise: I won’t stop posting until I’ve published at least 100 high-quality videos.

Here’s what I’ve shared so far:

Video 1: A breakdown of 5 heads-up hands I played at NL1k.

Video 2 (dropping today): 3 Simple Tips to Crush the Low Stakes.

Video 3 (planned): A Complete Preflop Guide for beating the low-stakes games.

Now, I want to hear from you. What topics would you love to see me cover? Any ideas for series that you think the poker community would benefit from? Drop your suggestions — I’ll take them seriously.

Thanks for the support, and stay tuned for much more!

— Giancarlo (holyjtiburon)


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taavi1337
Joined: 29.05.2009

Maybe it's too much out of category, but: a travel blog. How a person travels.


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Fede7i
Joined: 21.03.2015

Great work with the channel, Giancarlo! The high-stakes HU hand reviews are really insightful. Could you also do a video comparing GTO vs exploitative play in practical situations?


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holyjtiburon
Joined: 05.09.2025

NL50 $500 EV Session Review: 13 Hands, Huge Lessons

In this video, I break down 13 real hands from a $500 EV session at NL50 where I managed to win 10 stacks.

If you’re playing micro or low stakes, you’ll find plenty of lessons here — from spotting overfolds and catching bluffs, to knowing when to push thin value and when to slow down.

Some of the key themes:

Exploiting pool tendencies instead of just “playing solver”

Recognizing capped ranges and adjusting

Finding thin value where most players miss it

Avoiding common mistakes that burn EV

The hands range from standard spots to unusual 4-bet pots and deep-stack situations. Each one comes with an important takeaway you can apply immediately in your own game.

👉 Watch the full breakdown here: NL50 $500 EV Session Review – 13 Hands, HUGE Lessons holyjtiburon poker

If you enjoy this type of content, make sure to subscribe — I’ve got more strategy breakdowns and low-stakes tips coming soon.


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