At its core, poker is a game of mathematics just like Blackjack. While using math alone won’t necessarily make you a winner, not understanding it will almost certainly make you a loser. My course isn’t based upon mathematics alone, but it’s definitely a major part. A lot of what you see in the later lessons on No-Limit Hold’em largely reflect my own experiences at that version of Poker. Regardless of your game of choice, there’s a lot of opportunity for profit here, be it poker online or in your local casino.

Table of contents

• Lesson 1 - An Introduction to Hold 'em Poker
• Lesson 2 - Basic Poker Math
• Lesson 3 - The Starting Hands
• Lesson 4 - Poker Math: Longshots
• Lesson 5 - The Big Blind Bet
• Lesson 6 - The Small Blind Bet
• Lesson 7 - Pocket Pairs
• Lesson 8 - Playing From the Button
• Lesson 9 - Playing From Late Position
• Lesson 10 - Playing From Middle Position
• Lesson 11 - Playing from Early Position/ Basic Strategy Matrix
• Lesson 12 - Small Blind Math
• Lesson 13 - Stealing the Blinds - Part 1
• Lesson 14 - What Was He Thinking?
• Lesson 15 - Introduction to No-Limit Hold 'em Poker
• Lesson 16 - What Your Bet Is Saying
• Lesson 17 - Special Situation Bets: The Stop & Go
• Lesson 18 - Special Situation Bets: The Information Raise
• Lesson 19 - Special Situation Bets: The Dead Money Bet
• Lesson 20 - Is 2 to 1 a Good Deal?
• Lesson 21 - Sniffing Out a Set
• Lesson 22 - Playing With Ace Huggers
• Lesson 23- A Bluff on the River
• Lesson 24 - NLHE Practice Hands - Part 1
• Lesson 25 - Is My Ace Dominated?
• Lesson 26 - The King's Gambit
• Lesson 27 - The Big Stack Attack
• Lesson 28 - Late Position Plays
• Lesson 29 - Short-Handed Play
• Lesson 30 - All in on the Flop
• Lesson 31 - Playing Small Pocket Pairs
• Lesson 32 - Two Pair: Pleasure & Pain
• Lesson 33 - Playing Middle Pocket Pairs
• Lesson 34 - Questions to Ask
• Lesson 35 - Pushbot Strategy and Response
• Lesson 36 - 30,000 Poker Tournament Hands Analyzed