Brian Hastings

Brian Hastings grabs a few of the key hands from this recent MTT that saw him making it to a three way chop.

Brian Hastings covers the action of this strong final table including Kayhan Mokri and Mario Mosböck picking things up with four players remaining and touches on the most interesting hands leading to the eventual winner.

Brian Hastings picks up the action with just six players remaining including Jason Koon and a number of other high stakes regulars.

SCOOP is just around the corner. And when it arrives, it will not reward the hopeful. It will reward the prepared.

6-time WSOP Bracelet winner Brian Hastings walks you through the unique challenges that grinding day in and day out throws at you – and how the best still manage to keep their cool and maximize the most lucrative time of the year.

Brian Hastings examines the key hands from this ultra high stakes event at Triton Jeju featuring fellow Run It Once coach Jason Koon.

Brian Hastings illustrates his study routine using real hands that he's played recently in online events in an effort to improve at single-raised pots that involve the BB.

Brian Hastings picks up the action on his deep run in the WSOP main event and walks through the key hands that were a part of his cash.

Brian Hastings moves on to Day 3 of his recent deep run in the WSOP Main Event where some of the key hands take place shortly before the bubble making for some interesting dynamics.

Brian Hastings breaks down three crucial hands of his day 2 in this year's WSOP Main Event that all see him getting flatted in position in single raised pots. The video therefore serves as a nice lesson to brush up your skills in maneuvering this frequent but sometimes a bit less intuitive node.

Brian Hastings reviews his deep run in the 2025 WSOP Main Event and kicks things off with a selection of key hands from Day 1.

As part of the Fall Study Challenge, Brian Hastings dives into how to maximize your EV in poker.

Should you be specializing in just one game and dedicate yourself solely to maximizing your edge in that format? What are the advantages of widening your horizon and mastering multiple formats?

Find out the answers to these questions and potentially some inspiration to recalibrate how you think about your poker trajectory.

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Brian Hastings looks at a few multiway pots from his recent play at the circuit WSOP event in LA.

Brian Hastings picks up the action with three players left and ICM being a critical factor in the remaining decisions.

Brian Hastings reviews the final table of the $25k US Open discussing how he'd approach the upcoming hands before backing up his thoughts with the solutions in Octopi. The video culminates in a big bluff-catch spot between Nick Petrangelo and Landon Tice.

Brian Hastings grabs recently played hands where he found himself playing either as or against the BB in single-raised pots in an attempt to sharpen your knowledge in this high-frequency spot.

Brian Hastings picks up the action with no bustouts yet and walks through the key hands from all angles including the massive ICM implications as players drop out.

Brian Hastings utilizes Octopi to review the recently played $150k Jeju final table featuring fellow Run It Once pro Dan Smith and discusses how this powerful tool can help shape the way we go about these situations.

Brian Hastings picks up the action with just nine players remaining and walks through the final table.

Brian Hastings and Hunter Cichy pick up the action in the second installment of their dual final table review where Hunter finds himself having to slow down his hyper aggressive approach from the first part after handing off the chiplead. Get ready for discussions on players missing ICM adjustments, opening any two on the button, deal making strategy, and more!

Brian Hastings picks up the action with just 37 players remaining and second in command at his table allowing him ample opportunity to put some pressure on the small stacks as they near the money bubble.

Brian Hastings kicks off a new series where he looks at a deep run in then $215 PKO offering his approach to PKO's in general before diving into the key hands from his run.

Brian Hastings grabs a sample of hands from live tournaments he played in Vegas and discusses them in detail as he illustrates various points.

Brian Hastings concludes the series with the HU battle between these two top thinkers and discusses the exploits on full display.

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Brian Hastings continues to review the game tape of this high stakes final table now down to just four players with fairly similar stack sizes.

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Brian Hastings picks up the action of this final table with six players remaining and walks through the hands and attempts to get in the mind of these top level thinkers.

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Brian Hastings kicks off a new series looking at the recently played Poker Masters final table featuring Ike Haxton and fellow Run It Once coach Dylan Linde and looks at each hand as even the seemingly mundane folds can be quite telling.

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Brian Hastings brings the fourth and final installment of this analysis of his win in the $33 event with the start of the final table where he holds a middling stack and the chips are fairly evenly distributed amongst his competitors.

Brian Hastings picks up the action with just a few tables remaining and chronicles the journey to the final table.

Brian Hastings picks up the action of this $33 MTT and walks through the hands that allowed him to build his stack in the middle stages of the tournament.

Brian Hastings kicks off a review from a tournament he won recently starting from the beginning with about 2,200 runners.