Ollie Cass

Ollie Cass continues his theoretical look at barreling turns which put up a brick and how to navigate this tricky situation.

Ollie Cass kicks off a new 2-part series where he investigates barrelling brick turns as the in-position player in single-raised pots.

We start with some key heuristics Ollie identified in his own studies, before diving into the most common value and bluffing combos as well as some exploitative experiments.

Ollie Cass returns with more lessons focusing on the keys to success at live games for someone that made their bones online.

In this second installment, he touches on some of the more strategic elements, first kicking it off with buy-in strategy considerations, before moving on to adjusting RFI ranges, cold calling, 3-betting, squeezing and more!

Ollie Cass takes a comprehensive look at probing turns with helpful heuristics and hand examples also comparing 50bb and 100bb strategy.

Ollie Cass explores the impact of playing against short stacks and how it's imperative to understand how to play against them to maximize your overall winrate.

Ollie Cass is back with a new series describing the transition from online to live. In this first episode, he dives into mathematical models for obtainable win rates, variance implications, how to monitor game conditions, and more.

Ollie Cass brings the grand finale of his check-raising unpaired boards mastery series looking at turns when the lower cards pair and what this means for our strategy before wrapping up the segment with some closing remarks and final advice on how to optimize your study time.

Ollie Cass moves on to the final category of turns in his check-raised pots series and focuses on the top pairing turns in this episode. You'll leave the video with a systematic understanding of how to construct your value and bluffing range on these textures.

Ollie Cass soldiers on with his breakdown of how to continue on flush turns after check-raising, this time exploring how our strategy differs on Ace-high flush textures compared to the examples that were discussed in the previous installment.

Ollie Cass continues exploring how to proceed on turns after check-raising unpaired boards. In this installment, he dives into the tricky situation of a flush card hitting the turn and the best way to go about playing it.

Ollie Cass continues the breakdown of the gametree this time turning his focus to playing brick turns after check-raising the flop.

Ollie Cass continues his deep dive this time turning his focus to play on three straight turns.

Ollie Cass looks at two straight turns and the interesting dynamic that is at play when compared to one straight turns.

Ollie Cass continues the discussion of how to build polar ranges on ace high one straight turns after having check-raised the flop and wraps up what we've learned with a quiz.

Ollie Cass continues his Game Tree Mastery series, this timing focusing on the importance of building polar ranges when the turn brings an ace on one straight textures.

In this installment of his Game Tree Mastery series, Ollie Cass follows up with how to choose the correct bluffs once reaching the turn in a check-raised pot when the turn brings a straight after having explored the value region in the previous episode.

Ollie Cass takes his talents to the turn where the card completes one straight and discusses how to approach this tricky situation in check-raised pots. This installment focuses on how to construct your value range.

Ollie Cass summarizes the previous lessons before offering conclusions and takeaways as well as some exploits for check-raises strategy on unpaired boards.

Ollie Cass offers the conclusion of the flop play on unpaired boards by focusing on the nuances that come up on A-high and disconnected two-tone boards relating to our check-raise strategy.

In this installment of his Game Tree Mastery series, Ollie Cass shifts the focus to the value region of our check-raising strategy on unpaired two-tone boards.

Ollie Cass continues to explore check-raising strategy on unpaired boards turning the focus to the bluffing region of our range on two tone boards.

Ollie Cass continues his series on mastering the game tree this time focusing on the best course of action when check-raising on ace high and disconnected unpaired boards.

Ollie Cass continues his theoretical game tree series this time turning his focus to the value range when checkraising unpaired boards in single-raised pots.

Ollie Cass brings his first video for Run It Once introducing the concept for all future videos where he will break down the game tree in a systematic approach. The topic of his debut video is understanding check-raise bluffs in single-raised pots.