Alexandre Vuilleumier

Alexandre Vuilleumier concludes his exploration of leading in this final installment of his Make Poker Fun Again series!

In the grand finale, he discusses the traditional turn donk in single-raised pots while sharing his best advice for when this line can benefit tremendously both theoretically and putting your opponents in situations that they don't normally see.

Alexandre Vuilleumier continues his exploration of leading from everywhere now taking a close look at leading turns and rivers as the preflop aggressor when playing blind vs blind.

Alexandre Vuilleumier continues his analysis of leading as the small blind in 3-way pots where he left it off in the first half of this episode.

Missed the first part? You can check it out here.

In this new section of "Make Poker Fun Again" Alexandre Vuilleumier introduces you to the magnifold opportunities of leading in the game tree of NLHE.

The first episode – that's split into two videos – will see you become a master in leading as the small blind in 3-way pots.

Alexandre Vuilleumier continues on his mission to guide you to mastery of turning showdown value into a bluff!

In this final episode of the chapter, you'll learn about the fascinating powerplay of 3-betting postflop in 3-bet pots! Sounds daunting?

We promise, once you made it through this lesson and understand the huge opportunities, you'll be eager to implement these bluffs into your game.

Welcome to the 2nd lesson on ramping up your ability to turn showdown value into a bluff!

Today's installment of Make Poker Fun Again revolves around the vastly underused play of 3-betting check raises. With more and more players starting to find proper aggressive check-raise frequencies, it's a move that will make you a nightmare to play against – and it's one of the key examples for when you'll turn a showdown value hand into a bluff.

Alexandre Vuilleumier opens the next chapter in his quest to make poker fun again and we're now fully entering the world of advanced plays and powerful aggression: transforming showdown value into a bluff.

This first part illustrates how the concept works in the river probe line as the out of position player in single-raised pots and you might be wowed by how frequently you'll have the opportunity to pull this move – to a degree where you might need to be careful not to overdo it once learned.

Alexandre dives into the final episode on "Megamaster" in his Make Poker Fun Again series moving on to one of the most important nodes where you can apply this elegant merge by implementing the perfect bet size: the turn delay.

Alexandre Vuilleumier continues his exploration of the concept of "megamaster" with some of the even more fascinating and less obvious examples in 3-bet pots to illustrate how widely applicable the concept is.

Huge overbets, tiny bets, salami-ing – but Alexandre Vuilleumier is far from being done with Make Poker Fun Again!

Today, we dive into the beautiful concept of Megamaster, the advanced skill of purposely folding out stronger hands while getting called by worse. Ready? Go!

In this final installment of the "salami-ing" concept, Alexandre explores how well LLinus and others at the top of the game managed to apply this concept in game compared to the solve and – if they went wrong – potentially had some exploitative reasons for deviating?

In the previous episode of Make Poker Fun Again, Alexandre Vuilleumier introduced the fascinating concept of salami-ing to put your opponents in the blender. Now it's time to see how the best players in the world apply this advanced strategy at the highest stakes.

And if it works against high-stakes players, be sure there's heaps of EV to be gained against worse players too!

Alexandre Vuilleumier continues his mission to make poker fun again this time turning his focus to the concept of "salami-ing." Curious to learn what hides behind that term? Let's go!

Alexandre Vuilleumier dives into the fascinating world of tiny river probes in this final section of the betting 10% theme equipping you with the knowledge to start confusing your opponents in the next session you play.

You might've seen it at your tables and no – it's usually not a misclick in 2026! Keep exploring and truly understanding when and why to apply tiny bets to leverage your range composition and maximize your EV, not just in theory, but against real world opponents.

We've reached the second section of the 'Maker Poker Fun Again' series, and this time, Alexandre Vuilleumier goes the other way with the exploration of going very small in his bet size.

Get ready to explore when and where this strategy proves to be a powerful weapon and how it will help you put your opponents in uncomfortable situations.

Alexandre Vuilleumier concludes the first chapter of his series with a dive into how the best in business apply the massive river overbet in the toughest games in the world featuring LLinusLLove, PR0DIGY, limitless and more!

But does that mean we should shy away from doing the same? Not at all! In the second half of the video, Alexandre showcases once more why the power jam works even better in your own games with real hand examples.

Many players might argue that the massive overbet jam is a theoretical framework that's risky and maybe even wrong to implement in real life. Quite the contrary!

Alexandre Vuilleumier showcases why it's crucial not to miss out on this powerful move that puts your opponent to the test – and why it works even better in the games you play.

Alexandre Vuilleumier makes his Run It Once debut and comes with a mission: making poker fun again!

In this brand-new series, he'll help you re-discover your love for studying the game and applying all the great techniques you'll pick up at the tables. Alexandre illustrates how you can manage to have more fun while studying which will ultimately lead to much better knowledge retention.

You'll improve your fundamental understanding of fascinating strategy concepts and learn to truly understand the reasons why they exist. This first installment, sets up the first chapter of the series: massive river overbets.