Brand New Videos at Ivey League

There are plenty of ways to improve your poker skills. Regardless of how good you might be, there is always room to improve. One excellent way to get better is by learning from some of the most successful players in the game on a variety of poker training sites.
 
One site you might want to check out is Ivey League, founded by none other than 10-time World Series of Poker gold bracelet winner Phil Ivey. Ivey League has it all, with videos about cash games, tournaments, and even the mental game of poker. Plenty of videos on a variety of poker formats and games are available.
 
If you play higher stakes ring games or aspire to do so, one recent video worth checking out is "$500 NL Zoom in Real Time" where Paul "Internet" Otto shares his thought process while playing two tables of $2.50/$5 six-max No Limit Hold'em on PokerStars. By watching and listening to Otto, you can learn how he approaches the game and incorporate many of the ideas into your own play.
 
If looking for something similar, but at slightly smaller stakes, you should watch "3 Tables $200 NL Zoom 6-Max" where David "omgclaydol" Yan reviews the most interesting hands in detail using a replayer.
 
Many players study game theory optimal (GTO) play in order to try to solve the game of no limit hold'em using math. The problem is that for most players, GTO is over their head. However, you can learn how to simplify GTO with a great video by "adam001" entitled "Simplified Approach to GTO". His video focuses on how to take advantage of weaker players using GTO in order to improve your win rate.
 
Small-stakes players are not left out.  Recently, Victor "TheStudent" Vermeulen released a video on Ivey League entitled "Micro-Stakes Hand History Review" where he discusses the hand history of one of his students. Watching Vermeulen dissect and analyze the most important hands will likely give you a tip or two to incorporate into your own game.
 
Chris "Fox" Wallace won one of the toughest World Series of Poker events back in 2014 when he took down the $10,000 H.O.R.S.E event to win over $500,000. He has also had plenty of other live success.
 
Wallace shares some insight into how to look for and use poker tells in his most recent video entitled "Poker Tells 101". He covers the most popular tells that poker players use, and by learning them you should improve your win rate in the long-term next time you hit the live felts.
 
This is just a sample of some of the most recent videos on Ivey League. Plans just start at $9 per month, so you have little to lose and plenty to gain. Check out Ivey League today!

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