Patrick Sekinger

Patrick Sekinger reviews some of the key hands from his previous GG live play session that all happened at $1k NL and dives deep into the takeaways with the hands still fresh in mind.

Patrick Sekinger hops back into his roots with a live play session and breaks down the hands as they come with stakes ranging from $500 to $2k NL.

Patrick Sekinger continues his breakdown of this high stakes live game that features Andrew Robl and Garrett Adelstein putting on a clinic.

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Patrick Sekinger departs from his recent style with a look at the latest No Gamble No Future stream featuring a mix of some of the best players in the game and some of the not so best players in the game.

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Patrick Sekinger reviews the most interesting hands from the live play portion of his previous session at the $5/$10 and $10/$20 tables.

Patrick Sekinger loads up a session filled with $5/$10 and $10/$20 tables featuring a bit of shorthanded play with some tables that have antes and discusses the best approach in these games.

Patrick Sekinger picks up the action from this recently played session that saw a number of interesting spots in part one and the second installment is certainly more of the same.

Do you constantly find yourself on the river feeling unsure whether to unload the clip with your bluffs or give up? While big decisions in poker will always carry uncertainty, this video provides you with a crucial guideline on how to think through your bluffing and bluff catching decisions and find higher accuracy at both.

Patrick Sekinger and Simon Draper team up for this dual video series to explore everything that goes into the most crucial decision points in poker.

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Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 reviews a session with the aid of hindsight and occasionally turns to the solver to examine if there was a better course of action.

Patrick Sekinger continues providing his thoughts live as he battles across a screen of $5/$10 and $10/$20 tables with the goal to shed light on his way of thinking through all upcoming spots to reach the correct decisions.

Patrick Sekinger plays a session at $5/$10 on GG and finds himself in a number of multiway pots allowing him to discuss his general approach in these situations.

Patrick Sekinger continues to look at the biggest pots he played over the course of the last year to see if there are any themes when he's involved in these interesting situations and how to rectify any leaks.

Patrick Sekinger reviews the biggest hands that he played in the last year for a healthy mix of entertainment value and strategical analysis.

Patrick Sekinger hops in the way back machine once more and keeps reviewing the action of the old school guys grinding a $200k buy in cash game.

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Patrick Sekinger loads up a blast from the past with the old school names in the game battling it out in some old fashioned high stakes NL.

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Patrick Sekinger grabs the most difficult hands from his previous high-stakes live play and utilizes the solver to analyze them and see where he went wrong.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 clicks the record button launching a play & explain session across a variety of stakes ranging from $500NL all the way up to $5k.

Patrick launches the review portion of the most interesting hands he encountered in the $500 Zoom battle from his previous video providing a deeper insight on each of the hands.

Patrick Sekinger hops into the $500 Zoom pool which is running for the first time in a long time and breaks down the session as the hands come fast and furious.

Patrick Sekinger continues to review hands from the nosebleeds where there are a number of unique spots and lines being taken by top players.

In the third and final installment of this dual-commentary series, Patrick and Callum find themselves clashing in more pots while grinding the same player pool before concluding the series with their thoughts on how they performed.

Patrick Sekinger grabs hands from a $200/$400 battle that is running around one recreational player and breaks down the crazy action.

Patrick Sekinger jumps into a three table session with a few wild players and breaks down the best way to go about a session when playing with regs and a couple of loose cannons.

Patrick Sekinger breaks down a session at $5/$10 and offers his thoughts in real time as he weaves his way through tough hands against a seemingly reg-heavy lineup.

Patrick Sekinger continues to look at this high-stakes battle featuring some of the biggest names in the game and the approach differs quite a bit from what the solver would suggest!

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Patrick Sekinger has a look at the ultra high stakes battle featuring some of the biggest names in the game and touches on keys and takeaways to consider when playing high stakes, live, and with a healthy mix of players.

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Patrick 'psek1' Sekinger and Callum 'FlushCal95' launch a jont series where they compete across four tables of $2/$5 and $5/$10 seeing if they can outsmart each other and providing a unique learning experience. You'll switch between both perspectives and even get in-depth insight into the most critical hands in joint review sections.

Patrick Sekinger aka psek1 takes a view from the rail and examines the high stakes games on GG to see what other strong high-stakes regs are doing to draw conclusions about the curent meta game.

Patrick Sekinger hops into a few of the higher stakes games running on GG and breaks down his thought process in real time as he navigates a reg-filled player pool.

With a pool of just seven players, Patrick Sekinger hops in with a focus on exploiting these players with both specific reads and generalized player pool tendencies.