Mike Wasserman's Top 5 Secrets Your Opponents Wish You Didn't Know
Have you every seen a poker player who appears on the tournament scene, has one or two big wins, and declares themselves a "pro"? Then they start selling poker training courses (only to be never heard of again six months later)? If you buy one of their courses, good luck to you.
In contrast, there's Mike Wasserman. He has been a tournament professional for nearly 15 years now. He's played over 100,000 online/live tournaments, more than almost every other human being. During that time he's amassed over $7.5 million in online/live cashes, and was ranked the #1 online MTT player by PocketFives.com.
His most recent live MTT win was the 2023 L.A. Poker Classic $500K Guarantee, where he took 1st and turned his $1,200 buy-in into $241,670. Not a bad 200x return!
In this invaluable series, Mike Wasserman takes you through his personal secrets to MTT success that can greatly determine your long-range outcomes. First, Mike shows you why aggressive blind vs. blind play is highly profitable and necessary. In later episodes, he continues to build the case for the value of aggression by outlining what the ideal positions, players, and hands you should consider when punishing limpers, and how to punish overaggressive blind stealers. Balanced play also gets attention with Mike showing you boards that are ideal to mix in the occasional slowplay.
This 75 minute course won't take you long to watch, won't cost you much, but will pay off huge dividends when you implement these five tactics.
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6 videos from Mike Wasserman.
TOTAL PRICE - IMMEDIATE ACCESS!
$197
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20:39
Topics Covered:
- How profitable is an open shove from the small blind against a tight opponent?
- Are there situations when shoving any two cards is profitable?
- What kind of calling frequencies can you expect form the typical player?
10:50
Topics Covered:
- Against what player types should you punish limpers when you are on the button?
- What are the ideal hands to use to punish limpers?
- How does stacks size influence how you attack limpers?
15:30
Topics Covered:
- Why is it valuable to mix in some slowplays with overpairs?
- What are ideal boards for slowplaying hands like KK and AA?
- Which hands should you slowplay more: AA, KK, QQ, or JJ?
12:35
Topics Covered:
- How should you play against an aggressive button opener who plays 60% of all hands?
- How is your strategy impacted against a tighter button opener who calls 3-bets often?
- How about an even tighter button raiser (e.g., 15% button open)?
08:59
Topics Covered:
- How fast or slow should you play at the money bubble and final table bubble?
- How does stack size influence the speed of your play?
- When blinds are about to increase, in what circumstances should you play fast and when should you stall?
06:51
Topics Covered:
- Summary of aggressive blind vs. blind play in contrast to slowplaying overpairs.
- Summary of punishing limpers and aggressive button players.
- Summary of varying the speed of your play at key at stages of tournaments.
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