Simon Draper

Simon Draper offers his take on the popular format of solving every hand from a session that isn't straight forward and compares his approach with that of the solver.

Simon Draper continues his series this time turning his focus to multiway pots and offers general takeaways for success in these situations.

Simon Draper continues to look at this session spread across stakes between $200NL and $500NL tables with an inordinate amount of interesting and fun hands.

Simon Draper fires up a bunch of tables across different stakes and makes an effort to discuss every action.

If you followed Simon's latest video, you'll remember that most players struggle with playing too polar when playing out of position.

Today, it's time to flip the coin and fix the next leak in the puzzle to stop letting your opponents off the hook: not being polar enough when playing in position!

Combined with the previous lesson, you'll walk away with a completely new understanding of how and why being in- and out of position shifts your strategy (beyond just having a vague idea) – a skill that might overhaul your understanding of almost any node in the game.

Simon Draper offers a new spot where folks are consistently playing weak in his quest to help you stop letting opponents off the hook too easily.

Today's video is all about the common flow of playing too polar when out of position. Do you manage to clearly distinguish your bluffing selection when playing out of position compared to being in position? Yes? Maybe...?

Stop the guessing and hop into this crucial lesson waiting for you.

Name a node that's coming up almost every session where misconstructing your range will cost you stacks...

In this new installment of 'Where You're Letting Them off the Hook' Simon discusses how most players in the pool heavily misconstruct their river value range when out of position and why failing to do so correctly results is leaving stacks at the table that should be yours.

Simon Draper continues reviewing the footage of one of his students battling it out at $100 Zoom and looks to plug major leaks and capitalize on population tendencies.

Simon Draper grabs the game film from one of his students and breaks down the action as the hands come fast and our hero finds himself relatively deepstacked.

Simon Draper loads up six tables with an emphasis on taking less frequent lines that many players might miss –continuing the theme of his series on stopping letting your opponents off the hook too easily.

This practical play & explain is all about illustrating some of the past (and new) concepts at the tables.

We're back with this very special series that's all about taking a stance and stop playing like a nit to stop comfort mode for your opponents!

Today, Simon Draper explores the check down to the river line and how even strong regs tend to get this spot wrong bleeding EV.

In this series, Simon Draper discusses how you can fix playing too passively in spots where most of us are gifting free money to our opponents.

This time it's all about turning up the heat with in-position river raises – to stop letting your opponents off the hook too easily!

Simon Draper dives into a new series where he explores different situations where it can be easy to play too passively without even noticing! Why it matters? You'll end up letting your opponent play in comfortable situations while butchering your own win rate.

Get ready to dive into the first highlight spot where most players are too passive and learn how to spice it up in 3-bet pots as the in position caller.

Simon Draper explores why massive river sizes make sense in both theory and practice.

Simon Draper teaches you how to build exploits through the crucial skill of note taking and discusses how he establishes exploits during actual game play.

Simon Draper kicks off his new contract with a 4-tabling live session at 500NL mixed across PokerStars and CoinPoker. He gets the action going with two river bluff-raises right in the first few minutes of the video!

Stop getting lost in solver outputs and start focusing on what really matters! In the third session of the bootcamp, Simon Draper distills the crucial knowledge on how to use solvers with purpose – to ensure your study time translates into winrate.

You’ll learn to think in range-vs-range terms, pick actions that target specific weaknesses, and bring that structured “solver logic” into your own game so you can apply solver-like thinking when you’re at the tables.

Simon Draper breaks down the dangers of exploiting particularly in a setting versus regulars. He discusses three examples where he regularly sees people go wrong before illustrating some of the concepts live at the tables.

Simon Draper loads up four tables and seeks to turn the previous theory concepts into real money during this session.

Simon Draper walks you through his most common study routine which sees him waking up, grabbing a coffee, and reviewing the most troublesome hands from his recent sessions.

Simon Draper discusses where folks go wrong with the delay c-bet line and discusses how to improve this.

The title says it all with Simon Draper diving into how to go about deviating from GTO in an effort to maximally exploit the worst players at your table.

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Simon Draper plays a session at $100 zoom and directs his focus on timing tells and how to develop a better understanding on how to exploit them.

Simon Draper brings more live poker action from the Hippodrome featuring $5/$10 action with all the usual live game antics.

Having concluded the deep dive into what to watch out for when considering exploitative bluffing and bluff catching, Simon and Patrick now put all of the concepts into practice with real hand examples. Get ready for plenty of decisions for stacks and learn how two accomplished pros break down the spots.

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Simon Draper reviews the footage from his recent foray into a $5/$10 live game at the Hippodrome where the play from his opponents was vastly different from his experience online.

Simon Draper continues his examination of key hands from the recent Coinpoker Championship trying to find unique lines that can be implemented to our own game.

Simon Draper continues to review hands from the Coinpoker Championship that features top players battling it out for the title and showcases some terrible beats and great calls.

Simon Draper reviews the hands from the recently played Coinpoker Championships with the hole cards revealed in an effort to see what can be extrapolated from some of the top players in the game.

Simon Draper aka sifiasco rips through hands at $500NL regular tables where the action is fast and furious and features an inordinate amount of interesting spots.