Ivan Banić

In today's 3-bet pot lesson, Ivan explores the advanced strategy of finding flop shoves on the correct textures to put your opponent in the blender.

Ivan Banic explores leading form the big blind in single-raised pots starting from a high-level overview across board textures before discussing the optimal bet size on different leading-approved textures and advice for how to shape your leading range.

Ivan Banic hops into another 3-bet pot lesson that starts becoming a crucial move when playing deeper: coldcalling 3-bets.

You'll learn about the shape of our preflop range before picking up some key postflop heuristics after throwing in the coldcall.

Ivan Banic invites you to master a quite common 3-bet pot lesson that's rarely studied with purpose: the turn node where flop has gone check/check.

Ivan Banic returns with more quickfire lessons on Blind vs Blind play. Having focused on preflop ranges and our flop strategy in part one of this mini series, we now discuss some of the later street heuristics, particularly for turn strategy.

Ivan Banic provides a holistic quick fire breakdown with the goal to fundamentally level up your approach to blind vs blind pots across different stack sizes.

In just 30 minutes, you‘ll walk away with a solid preflop strategy including the why behind optimal ranges and how to adjust to different player types, as well as the key heuristics for how postflop strategies shift between 12, 17 and 25bb effective stacks.

Ivan Banic helps you develop a strong understanding of how squeezed spots differ from regular 3-bet pots and dives into everything that matters from preflop ranges, flop c-betting, and late street play.

Ivan Banic jumps into the grand finale of his six figure score in this mystery bounty event focusing on the highlight hands that brought him to the final two tables before closing it out in hand-by-hand mode.

Ivan Banic picks up the action holding a middling stack at his table allowing him to target some of the smaller stacks for some bounties while he seeks to build his ammo for the final table.

Ivan Banic launches a new series breaking down his six figure score in this $525 Mystery Bounty event. We kick things off at the very beginning of the tournament and Ivan backs up the most interesting decision points with quick solver dives and explorations in HRC.

Ivan Banic explores how to master turn leads touching both on the characteristics for when you should consider developing a leading range as well as what to watch out for when implementing a leading range.

Ivan Banic illustrates how strongly the ante format of a tournament can impact optimal preflop ranges. He compares the regular ante format with two variations of the BB ante focusing on a final table example.

You might be surprised to see that the ante format can close to double your optimal preflop jamming range in some positions, while forcing you to tighten up in others.

Ivan Banic explores his deep run in this prestigious event focusing on some of the important hands that led to his 11th place finish.

Ivan explores the nuance of deepstacked, 3-bet pots with SB facing button.

Ivan Banic continues his exploration of multiway pots in MTT's this time turning his focus to playing from the BB.

In the third installment of his multiway pot series, Ivan Banic shifts the focus to turn play and how to get an early edge on your opponents when being 3-way.

Ivan Banic continues his exploration of multiway pot strategy. This second installment focuses on how strategy shifts when changing variables like board texture, positions, and stack depth with the goal to build easy-to-remember heuristics.

Ivan Banic discusses heuristics and takeaways for postflop play in multiway pots contrasting how strategies change at different stack sites. The video focuses on a UTG vs BTN vs BB scenario on a dry ace high texture.

Ivan Banic examines turn bluffing frequencies in the c-bet line in single-raised pots contrasting how strategy shifts for different stack sizes and board textures.

Ivan Banic dives into a study session drilling preflop final table decisions to gain a better understanding on how the ICM pressure impacts our decisions.

Ivan Banic utilizes PIO solver to see how the ability to hold nut hands impacts our overall strategy. After showcasing the effect on a theoretical example, he dives into some real hands to illustrate how to apply this concept at the tables.

Ivan Banic utilizes GTOW to explore how and when to three bet the flop and how to combat this scenario when facing this line.

Ivan Banic utilizes the solver to explore how to maneuver pots where our open gets flatted by an in-position player and varies positions and stack sizes to provide a holistic picture on the best path forward.

Ivan Banic pulls up a selection of tricky hands where he was unsure what to do and seeks to fix potential mistakes through deep dives into the mechanics of the spots.

Ivan Banic uses the solver to explore different possibilities for playing preflop with the help of some toy games and discusses how to implement the takeaways without opening yourself up too much for exploitation.

Ivan Banic uses the solver to explore detailed post flop ICM situations and discusses the best approach in spots where chip EV can differ dramatically from the actual best approach.

Ivan Banic explores a situation common in lower stakes tournaments where players use different open sizes and our response can vary dramatically based on these opens.

Ivan Banic utilizes the solver to explore turn cards that drastically change equities in single-raised pots and discusses the best course of action and how our approach shifts depending on whether we're in position or out of position.

Ivan Banic uses the solver to examine preflop bluffing frequencies and incorporates ICM into the decision making process.

Ivan Banic uses the final table of a recent high stakes event to examine preflop ICM spots with the use of HRC.