Updated on 21 Feb 26 by
Davor Miljkovic
Poker Expert

Strategy Round-up: NLHE Concepts Revealed

If you ever wanted to improve your No Limit Hold'em game, then this week's videos will certainly help you with that. Various theoretical videos will shed light even on the darkest questions you might have related to NLHE. However, this is just a part of the content released this week.

PokerStrategyOur strategy section is constantly growing and new material is being added daily. To make sure you do not miss the updates, we provide you with a weekly round-up containing the strategy-related content that we have added in the past week.

The latest addition to our strategy section are numerous videos which will help you improve your play. Besides showing you at first hand how to beat the opponents on different limits, our video producers have also dealt with various concepts in poker this week.

This week's videos

hasenbraten has recorded this week
a new video series called "Mathematical Concepts for No Limit Hold'em". The first part in which he talks about hand range, equity and
EV-calculations is now available, so don't hesitate to check it out.
 Mathematical Concepts for NLHE
(Silver Silver)

In case you misssed it, the second part of twicet's tutorial video on floating has also been released this week. In this video, TwiceT discusses when and how to integrate floats into
your game.

He highlights the importance of recognizing the right
floating spots and shows how to adapt to standard floats vs aggressive
regulars. For this tutorial video, he mixes powerpoint slights for theory input
as well as an analysis of a live game session played on NL $200
short-handed at PartyPoker

Watch TwiceT's video series:

Part I | Part II (Gold Gold)

Here are the videos released this week:

Fixed Limit:

No-Limit:

Sit and Go / Multi-table Tournaments:

Quiz of the Week: River Play (FL)

The quiz
Author: opabumbi
Type: Fixed Limit
Status: Platinum Platinum



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Our Fixed Limit quiz series have ended this week with the final test of wits. In this test, you are faced with the pitfalls of the final street: the river.

The river is the last street in Hold'em poker, as no more cards are left to save anyone or change the course of the hand. As dramatic as this may sound, the finality of the river does indeed strongly influence the play on this street.

Depending on the board texture and the previous action, ranges can vary from very broad to absolutely petty. Confronting such a wide spectrum of possibilities, you will have to leave the realm of fixed betting sequences in order to effectively react to the situation - the toughest of spots requires you to put your entire arsenal of poker knowledge to use.

Have you acquired the necessary skills yet?

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