Krzysztof Slaski

Slaski enters the ClubWPT Gold streets and breaks down this new site in real time during his first session and tries to get a handle on these wild games. Before jumping in, he breaks down how he plans to approach the format that offers some unique elements.

Slaski reviews a session immediately after playing it allowing for deeper analysis and his in game thoughts revealed.

The Polish Assassin fires up a live session on GG and touches on the key hands and the best course of action for each.

Slaski introduces a new style of video where he's introduced to a certain situation in a hand and works his way through the decision using a variety of means.

The Polish Assassin breaks down a session at $500NL that sees him with a very important lesson on how to bink quads in critical situations.

It's something that has become more common in the post-solver world and Slaski explores the advantages of deploying a calling strategy in the small blind as well as the challenges it brings.

The Polish Assassin returns with the second installment reviewing a handful of tables spread across $200 and $500NL occasionally turning to the solver to examine his lines.

Krzysztof Slaski looks at a four table session spread across $200 and $500NL and breaks down the key hands with the help of the solver to see where he went wrong.

The Polish Assassin fires up a quad box of tables split between $500NL and $200 Rush and breaks down the action as the hands come fast and furious.

Krzysztof Slaski plays a session at $500NL featuring a number of interesting hands allowing him to opine on both general strategies in these games as well as the specifics of individual hands that demonstrate unique learning opportunities.

Krzysztof Slaski begins a new theory based series that focuses on leading and how implementing this one simple technique can have a dramatic impact on your win rate and forces your opponents into uncomfortable areas of the game tree.

This first episode focuses on leading the flop out of the BB in single-raised pots.

The Polish Assassin concludes his session review seeking to take advantage of some of the reads he's build over the last hour or two and conclude 2024 by booking a win.

Krzysztof Slaski, the Polish Assassin, offers his thoughts post game after battling in his last session of the year without going into too much detail on an individual hand and looking for more generalized strategy discussion to improve his game into 2025.

Krzysztof Slaski fires up four tables of varying stakes and walks through the hands in real time offering his thoughts as the hands come fast and furious.

Krzysztof Slaski breaks down a session on GG offering his thoughts in real time as the hands come fast and furious.

The Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski continues exploring flush draw blockers focusing on how to best use them to your advantage in 3-bet pots.

The Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski breaks down a session on GG in real time allowing for a look at his actual thought process during tough hands.

Krzysztof Slaski kicks off a new series exploring how flush draw blockers can dictate your line in ways that you might not expect.

Krzysztof Slaski reviews the key hands from his session where he was a bit rusty and discusses what he would have done differently with the benefit of hindsight.

Krzysztof Slaski plays the first session back from a tournament grind and discusses the hands as they come fast and furious.

Krzysztof Slaski, the Polish Assassin, breaks down the gigantic topic of BvB 3-bet pots this time focusing on the small blind and how to approach when both parties have gigantic ranges and the possibilities are endless. The first installment focuses on mastering low board textures where leading represents a valid option for the small blind.

Krzysztof Slaski finds himself in a number of awkward situations with opponents taking lines that are wildly off the standard course of action and talks through it on the fly as he looks to adjust accordingly.

The Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski breaks down a session from PokerGo that features a healthy mix of players at middling stakes and discusses the nuance of live poker and how to succeed in these often crazy games.

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Krzysztof Slaski breaks down a four table session at $500 and $1k NL that sees him 3-betting a bunch preflop and getting into some sticky situations post.

Krzysztof Slaski continues to review the same session from the previous installment where his focus was on GTO play and while the theme continues into the second half, sometimes he can't help himself to a juicy exploit.

Krzysztof Slaski attempts to play a game rooted in theory opting to forego exploits in lieu of maintaining frequencies and a solid approach whenever possible.

Krzysztof Slaski studies blind vs blind play in 3-bet pots dividing it between in position and out of position with this installment focusing on in position play as the BB and the c-betting strategy on the flop.

The Polish Assassin Krzysztof Slaski dips his toes into the GG player pool with a four table session and finds himself pleasantly surprised to be playing on a site with SN's for once.

Krzysztof Slaski builds on his previous theory videos where he focused on the battle of the blinds and utilizes the services of the solver to drill this spot and attempt to put theory into practice.

Krzysztof Slaski hops into a large pool and battles it out against the regular whackadoos that play on Bovada.