Pedro Fernandes

Pedro Fernandes is joined by fellow pro Felix for the final installment of this series this time turning their focus to a more practical side of things where the discussion centers on how to effectively plan your sessions.

Pedro Fernandes continues his series joined by Felix covering a number of different tournament topics that aren't necessarily the X's and O's of playing the game but the ancillary things involved in playing tournaments with any sort of seriousness.

In this episode, you'll learn advanced strategies to solve selling & buying action and how it relates to your overall bankroll management, so that you'll end up increasing your income from tournaments.

In this third episode of their Solving Bankroll Management crash course, Pedro Fernandes and guest pro Felix fully dive into everything ROI – one of the most crucial metrics for all tournament players.

You'll learn a scientific approach for estimating your ROI and which related metrics are key for optimizing your bankroll management strategy.

Pedro Fernandes and guest coach Felix continue their series on solving bankroll management for MTTs, this time exploring the Kelly Criterion and why maximizing EV is the wrong objective. Whaaaaat?

Pedro Fernandes kicks off a new series with the goal to solve bankroll management for tournament poker. He is joined by Felix, an expert in this field, who brings a completely new and academical approach to optimizing these crucial skills as a tournament player.

If you think BRM is a soft set of rules that everyone is just guessing about – think again! The formulas and approaches taught in this series are used by leading stables to effectively maximize your career earnings and cover everything from bankroll management, ROI, selling & buying action, as well as scheduling and registration strategy.

Pedro Fernandes picks up the action at the final table entering as the table captain and looking to go wire to wire.

In this episode of his $250 GG Main Event run, Pedro switches to highlights mode, showcasing only the most interesting hands up until the start of the final table for a particularly action packed installment. Get ready to relive some big decisions.

Pedro Fernandes picks up where he left off and nearing the money bubble holding a middling stack looking to take advantage of the shorties while avoiding the big boys.

Pedro Fernandes picks up the action holding a sizable stack and looks to keep rolling as he progresses deeper into the tournament.

Pedro Fernandes continues breakding down his performance in the $250 GG Main Event in chip EV mode still early in the tournament, which doesn't mean there aren't plenty of tricky pre- and postflop decisions to be discussed.

Pedro Fernandes returns to the video making game this time as our newest Elite coach and offers a breakdown of what he's been up to before diving into reviewing his 3rd place finish in the $250 Sunday Main Event on GGPoker.

Pedro Fernandes gives a peek at a regular session of his with contemporaneous discussion of the hands as they come.

Pedro Fernandes looks at his database after a recent marathon session grinding the $500 leaderboard on GGPoker where the results were particularly bad and looks to see if it was a matter of running poorly or playing sub-par poker.

Pedro Fernandes departs from the review of footage and hops into the tables offering his take in real time as he navigates the $1/$2 rush & cash pool on GG.

Pedro Fernandes brings the third and final installment of this review that offers the main takeaways from the analysis of long-time RIO member RaoulFlush's game.

Pedro Fernandes returns with the second part of his review of a fellow Run It Once member and offers tips and tricks which should apply to almost all of the games that RIO's membership is playing in.

Happy holidays from the whole Run It Once team!

Pedro Fernandes inspects a session recording from fellow Run It Once member RaoulFlush at $50 Zoom with the goal to detect some areas in our hero's game where he can boost his winrate.

Pedro Fernandes grabs the tagged hands from his most recent videos and discusses how he goes about reviewing hands before diving in. He features some of the key questions that you asked in the comments of this video series to provide as much value as possible.

Pedro Fernandes hops back into the $200 Rush&Cash pool aiming to put his opponents off track by implementing the 4.5x/limp strategy he introduced as a powerful tool to generate additional EV when playing against real-world opponents.

Pedro Fernandes continues looking at a session at $200NL where he notes key hands for future examination.

Pedro Fernandes looks to implement some of the theoretical lessons from past videos into actual play with a session at $200NL.

Pedro Fernandes showcases how to use Hand2Note alias filters to better profile your opponents and come up with an exploitative game plan that does not only take advantage of the overall pool tendencies but captures much more EV by targeting common player types.

Pedro Fernandes decides to put theory into practice and breaks down a two table session at a stake that's likely familiar to the RIO audience.

Pedro Fernandes follows up his theoretical breakdown of how to gameplan against recreational players with practical hand examples. Get ready for some wide bluffs and bluff catches, range construction and bet sizing advice, as well as juicy max exploits with a focus on bluffing and bluff catching the river.

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It's the area of poker that makes or breaks your win rate and yet many of us fall into the trap of spending the least amount of study time on playing vs recreational players.

Pedro Fernandes listens to the wish of fellow Run It Once members and provides a video with actionable advice on how to crush recreationals to significantly boost your win rate.

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Pedro Fernandes follows up with more crucial concepts for multiway pots that feature a small blind flat including a reminder not to c-bet too passively, how selective we need to continue facing leads, our response vs c-bets and raises, as well as range construction for the turn probe and delayed c-betting lines.

Pedro Fernandes heard your request for more content on multiway pot theory and expands his video series by focusing on the theory when an in-position player gets flatted by the SB and the BB overcalls.

Pedro Fernandes launches a new installment competing at the CoinPoker championship booting up a bunch of tables and battling it out at the midstakes in this rake free environment.

Pedro Fernandes reviews his 6-tabling session at the $2.5/$5 CoinPoker midstakes cashgame championship merging review and study in a format inspired by fellow Run It Once coach Luke Johnson.

Pedro Fernandes concludes his series on database analysis this time turning his focus to river decisions which will have a gigantic impact on the bottom line as the pots will be big by this time.