The BEST Training Drill | MASTERING SB vs BB | FT. The Indian Destroyer.

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📜 Video Description 📜
In this instructional video, professional poker player Akshar Patel and I show you how to train a poker spot efficiently. We use a three point process which makes sure that we quickly master the situation. Today's video features training how to react to flop bets after checking SB vs BB in a single raised pot, but this training drill will work on ANY spot where you're facing a bet.

[@thomasmatthews80]

Superb and love this type of video, so helpful to consider how we study poker as ever

[@daviddivad777]

do people understand how great this content is?

[@GForceExotics]

Relax, you know what thresholds are.

[@marketsuspended]

no, only you

[@TedJones-ye1ud]

🤫

[@MrSlekim1]

Great stuff guys. Need to watch this a couple more times. I'm definitely over folding in these spots.

[@keithdunlap]

Great. I train v solver every day and will incorporate this methodology into my study.

[@dodgyste]

Top notch educational content again guys, thanks.

[@huggins_will]

Great video. The video I needed but didn’t know where to find it. Thank you.

[@mackerhacker76]

Brilliant exercise, thanks guys 🙌

[@lbooget]

Excellent thanks both. Good and effective excercise

[@torchpoker138]

Great idea, going to try this today

[@gianmarcocontu4819]

Great content!

[@thomasanthony7652]

Absolutely amazing video. I've been trying to do this. This gave me such a good idea how i can do it better. I must be on the right track!!!
I use gtow so its gives more options that is sometimes hard to work round as when looking at the next node you lack information

[@nhocyuki1997]

Thank you guys so much

[@stevejerky1816]

this was excellent

[@jamaicaigot9335]

i cant find you on audea - can you post audio versions of your videos there? would love to listen to them! thanks again for the great content!

[@marketsuspended]

Peter, which software is that one?

[@Michaelperry1985]

Fantastic content fellas. Study thresholds folks, not solver memory

[@GForceExotics]

The protocol is great.

[@tsunayoshisato2299]

Is that cosmos

[@crzytimes1]

The one, the only!

[@xxChacaronXX]

Why ever just play your hand though? why not always range? To save time? But then you're not exercising the entire problem?