Strategy Round-up: There is Only One Way Up
If you wish to improve your game in poker then you have to be on a constant lookout for possible mistakes as well as new things you can implement. In this week's barrage of videos, we show you how to confuse regulars, beat midstakes SnGs and a lot more.

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This week's videos
opabumbi has released this week the final part of
his "Climbing the stakes" video series. With a total of six parts, the
video series is a must-watch so if you haven't checked it out yet,
don't hesitate to do so when a free moment arises.
In the sixth part of his series Opabumbi wraps up his play on FL $5/$10
and $10/$20 short-handed tables. The series is aimed at Gold-ranked
ranked members and above mostly. However, the first two parts are also
available as of Silver rank.
Watch Opabumbi's video series:
Part I | Part II | Part III | Part IV | Part V | Part VI (
Gold)
somnius's latest video "Confusing the Regulars"
should certainly draw your attention. If you are a No Limit
short-handed player, then this video will show you how to switch your
play and confuse the regulars you encounter at your tables.
Here are the videos released this week:
Fixed Limit:
Silver: Climbing the stakes by Opabumbi - Part VI
Recommended
No-Limit:
Silver: Major Leaks on NL $50 by Hasenbraten - Part II
Gold: Confusing the Regulars by Somnius
Recommended
Gold: Equity Theory by AnnaKurnikowa - Part 2
Sit and Go / Multi-table Tournaments:
Pot-Limit Omaha:
Gold: PLO $200 SH Live Video by suitedeule
Quiz of the Week: Marginal Multi-way Spots - Full Ring (NL)
Strategy: No Limit
Author: miiwiin
Status:
The topic of this week's quiz is playing marginal spots in unraised
multi-way spots. This is often a neglected aspect of the full ring
game, as the games are usually very tight in comparison to short-handed
tables.
Most players prefer to wait for a good hand rather than trying to squeeze out every inch of value from marginal spots.
However, paying more attention to small unraised pots in which you have
an advantageous position opens up an attractive venue for increasing
your winnings.
Do you thoroughly consider every single pot, even those which might seem unimportant? Check it out for yourself in our quiz: