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FTR is big on poker videos of all kinds. From cash game strategy, to how to play SNGs/MTTs, or even pro poker interviews, we host it all. Our free instructional poker videos with commentary made by FTR demonstrate certain tactics, strategies, and thought processes. We’re always trying to learn more about the game of poker, and watching videos of others playing poker while listening to their poker video commentary can open our eyes to new ideas, alternate strategies or provide confirmation on how to play a given situation.
Below you will see all of the current videos in our library. After viewing each video, please add a comment and rate it! Your will be much appreciated.
FTR SNG Strategy: Navigating the bubble Part 1 1j432h
Bubble play in 18-player and 27-player Sit and Gos is often difficult. Against different opponents, you'll want to play wide or narrow ranges depending on their tendencies. Playing the bubble correctly can have a big impact on your overall results.
FTR SNG Strategy: Thin River Value 2n6p65
Artur delves into Sit & Go poker strategy, focusing on two hands with critical river decisions, emphasizing the importance of analyzing river plays, especially in thin spots, to ensure optimal gameplay[FTR Quick Tip 005] 3-Betting, Part 2: Polarization 6t5t47
Mike 1013 discusses the strategy of 3-betting in poker, emphasizing the use of a polarized range that includes both strong hands and bluffs[FTR Quick TIP 016] Identifying Fish 3ys26
quick tip on identifying weaker players, often referred to as "fish," in poker, emphasizing that the majority of profits come from exploiting these players and providing guidance on how to quickly recognize and take advantage of them in No Limit Hold'em cash gamesThe Power of Position in Poker ($200nl 6-Max by JGB) m3z3k
a tight aggressive approach to poker with a strong emphasis on the advantages of positional play, highlighting its significance in making informed decisions and maximizing profits in the gameFTR SNG Strategy: Maximizing value in HU situations Part 2 1l6zy
insights into optimizing profits in heads-up poker situations by reviewing three specific handsMicro Stakes Poker Without HUD Reads by Bigspenda ($5NL 6 Max) 1u1w29
The video showcases playing 2 tables of $5nl 6max poker without a Heads-Up Display (HUD), emphasizing the importance of attentiveness and making generalized reads on opponents, with a notable large pot session and a subsequent review in PokerTracker
The two-part video features Danny (ISF) and Max (Massimo) Steinberg discussing their thought processes during hands, exploring both basic and advanced No Limit Hold'em concepts, with a particular emphasis on strategic manipulation and bluffing in 6 Max $200nl cash games
Hand of the Week 5A (TT UTG w/ 25 BBs in MTT) 442f24
a poker hand involving two main players, Player 1 and Player 2, where Player 1, under the gun, holds pocket tens and faces a challenging decision after a series of raises and a squeeze play[FTR Quick Tip 004] 3-Betting, Part 1: Three-Betting for Value 222m22
Mike1013 discusses the intricacies of 3-betting in poker, emphasizing the importance of understanding when to 3-bet for value based on an opponent's range and the necessity of evaluating how one's hand compares against the range an opponent might continue with[FTR Quick Tip 010] Flop Range Adjustments 5v1e3b
the importance of adjusting and readjusting one's poker strategy based on opponents' gameplay, advocating for tailored approaches against different players to maximize earnings in No Limit Hold’em cash gamesFTR SNG Strategy: Maximizing value in HU situations Part 4 332p4n
There's a big difference between finishing first and second in a SNG. Improve your results by learning how to play better heads-up. Ranges will be wide, posing a challenge, but by reading your opponent well, you can lean how to maximize value and win more often than you lose.Applying Sauce123 Cash Game Poker Strategy $400 NL 6 Max c4c51
discusses applying the Sauce123 strategy in $2/$4 NL 6 Max cash games of Texas Hold'em poker, focusing on maximizing content and action, even in fairly marginal spotsDouble Shootout SnG Satellite Strategy (Micro Stakes $1 by kingnat) 12v33
strategies for short-handed play in Normal speed Double-Shootout Satellites to the Sunday $1M, emphasizing the importance of deep short-handed play from the start and potential deep heads-up playHand of the Week 5B (QQ UTG facing raise w/ 25 BBs in MTT) v6t24
donkbee analyzes a poker hand between two players, focusing on player two's perspective, where player two with Queens decides to flat call an initial min raise from player one
JGB continues to explore the Sauce123 strategy in 6-Max $200 NL Texas Hold'em cash games, with a focus on table selection and featuring gameplay on two tables shown side by side
[FTR Quick Tip 015] Floating the Flop 596li
the advanced poker strategy of floating on the flop, emphasizing its effectiveness when used judiciously, but cautioning against indiscriminate floating which can lead to becoming a predictable calling station
FTR SNG Strategy: Maximizing value in HU situations Part 3 5f562l
Heads-up play in a Sit and Go tournament is different from normal play at a larger table. Your ranges will need to be very wide. By winning more than your fair share of HU duels, you'll be able to increase your ROI and profits in any SNG especially multi-table SNGs.![[FTR Quick Tip 020] Video: Double Barreling](/wp-content/s/2023/08/poker-bet.jpg)
[FTR Quick Tip 020] Video: Double Barreling 6k716f
In today's Texas Hold'em games, you can't just have a "one and done" philosophy to c-betting. You'll often be required to follow up with a bet on the turn or risk exploitation. By examining ranges and board texture, you can learn to make better two-barreling decisions.
[FTR Quick Tip 007] 3-Betting, Part 4: Example Hands 1g1l37
the nuances of 3-betting in poker, using example hands to illustrate when to 3-bet for value, when to 3-bet as a bluff, and when to simply cold call, all while considering various player stats like VPIP, PFR, and fold to 3-bet percentages
[FTR Quick Tip 006] 3-Betting, Part 3: Merging 4d153s
the strategy of 3-betting with a merged range, discussing the importance of adjusting one's 3-betting approach based on the opponent's tendencies, especially against players who frequently call 3-bets, and highlights the value of using hands that can perform well post-flop when incorporating bluffs into this merged range[FTR Quick Tip 011] Playing Suited Connectors t4524
the strategic value of suited connectors in No Limit Hold’em cash games, highlighting their potential to diversify one's playing range and avoid predictability[FTR Quick Tip 019] Resteal Defense 3a372c
In Texas Hold'em, you have to be prepared to face three-bets from the blinds when you try to steal them. By calling liberally in position and adding some four-bet bluffs to your ranges, you'll be able to effectively combat resteals. But don't over-adjust or you may just end up valuetowning yourself.[FTR Quick Tip 003] Defending the BB vs a SB Open 26g56
the importance of defending the big blind, particularly against an open by the small blind, highlighting the favorable odds and positional advantage, while also discussing the nuances of post-flop play and the significance of opponent tendencies in making informed decisionsFTR SNG Strategy: Navigating the bubble Part 3 3f4q26
Bubble play in multi-table SNGs is often fraught with peril. If you play either too loose or too tight, you're throwing away equity. You need to think carefully to identify who you can exploit and how to avoid being exploited by others.[FTR Quick Tip 017] Checking Back the Turn 541w62
while aggression is a key trait of a successful poker player, there are situations where checking, even with a perceived best hand, can be beneficial; the video specifically discusses reasons to consider checking on the turn in No Limit Hold’em cash gamesSNG Strategy: Navigating the bubble Part 2 5h2p3n
By carefully examining your hand histories, you can learn to identify spots where you've misplayed the bubble in two- or three-table sit and gos. It's important to learn how to play these potentially profitable spots well. Find out how to maximize your EV.[FTR Quick Tip 021] Video: Making Adjustments 1o34o
If you play the same way against different opponents at the poker table, you're making a big mistake. The true pros always tailor their actions to the leaks and tendencies that they identify in their foes. You can get a lot of information by carefully observing the other players.
[FTR Quick Tip 013] Bet Sizing w3v2v
the significance of bet sizing in No Limit Hold'em, detailing how adept players utilize it to outmaneuver their adversaries and highlighting various factors that influence the decision to place smaller or larger bets
6 Max 2-Table by Renton High Stakes $400 – Part 1 1p151n
90-minute session where the presenter aims to fully explain his thought processes in high-stakes 6-max poker games, also discussing hypothetical scenarios during idle times
Omaha Beginner Strategy for Hold’em Players (2 Tabling $25 PLO by bigspenda) 3q6k55
beginner's guide for Hold'em players transitioning to Pot-Limit Omaha, focusing on key concepts such as preflop selection, the significance of position raising, the strength of substantial draws, and the nuances of reading Omaha boards compared to Hold'em[FTR Quick Tip 012] Hand History Review 1rw1z
insights into various poker decisions by analyzing hand histories played by , emphasizing the importance of reviewing gameplay to identify and rectify mistakes in No Limit Hold'em strategies6-Max 2-Table by Renton High Stakes $400 – Part 2 2i613q
90-minute session where the presenter explains their thought processes in detail and discusses hypothetical scenarios during idle moments; this is the second part of a two-part series[FTR Quick Tip 008] Slowplaying Flopped Monsters 3u5p2t
the strategic value of slowplaying strong hands in no-limit Hold'em cash games, highlighting that while it can maximize value from concealed monster hands, inappropriate slowplaying can be costly, and players should recognize the right situations to deploy this tactic effectively[FTR Quick Tip 014] Capped Ranges 6u2a3c
insights on identifying situations at poker tables where an opponent is likely to have a weak hand, emphasizing the importance of observing previous actions to determine the absence of a strong hand and highlighting the value of recognizing when an opponent has a capped range to enhance profitability in No Limit Hold’em cash games[FTR Quick Tip 002] Preflop Raise Sizing 2je69
the importance of appropriately sizing your preflop raises in poker, emphasizing situations when one might want to raise larger due to dead money in the pot or exploitable tendencies in opponents, and when to raise smaller, especially when facing short stacks or frequent three-bettors behindFTR SNG Strategy: Maximizing value in HU situations 2x3t69
The video focuses on maximizing profits in heads-up situations during 18 or 27 man sit & go's, providing a detailed review of three hands played heads-up and the strategic thought process behind each decision on every street[FTR Quick Tip 009] Isolating Limpers 431w3r
the importance of using selective aggression and position to exploit players who frequently limp at the poker table, suggesting that players should not only raise with their strongest hands but also widen their ranges to capitalize on the mistakes of limpers in no limit Texas Hold'em cash games