The hardest part of being a poker pro isn't always becoming a winning player. Sometimes it's showing up. I've seen plenty of talented players who could win at the game but could not consistently put in the hours. Being able to grind is a skill too.

Played a session at the @WynnPoker yesterday and finished up $240 in just under 4 hours. Had an absolute blast! 🔥 I can't wait for you all to see my new cash game course, coming very soon! 📈🍿

Can a high-stakes poker pro beat low-stakes cash games when his opponents play completely irrationally? I'm back at the @WynnPoker to find out if high-stakes strategy can crush low-stakes games. Watch the new vlog below! 👇

If you want to become a poker pro, do NOT start by quitting your job. Take a couple weeks of vacation and live/play like a pro. Study. Play. Follow a schedule. A surprising number of people discover that they don't actually enjoy poker when it's their job.

Someone asked: What's the biggest leak I've seen at $2/$5? 👀 A lot of players fall into two categories: those who are too tight and aggressive, and those who are far too loose. Against tighter players, you can apply pressure with check-raises on the turn and river, as they often give you too much credit. Against loose players, look for spots where their ranges are weak and bluff more often. But when they have marginal made hands, don't be afraid to go for bigger value bets! The key is identifying your opponent's biggest leak and adjusting your strategy to exploit it.

You don't need to make poker complicated to beat weak live games. If it's clear they don't have a strong hand, bet. If it's clear they have something decent, don't put money in. You can make a lot of money simply by avoiding unnecessary mistakes against players who make too many.

Most poker players don't need to study more advanced math. They need to get better at the math that actually makes them money. Here are the poker math concepts every winning player should understand 🧵👇

I am excited to be playing and vlogging @WSOP Paradise. If you are planning to go and play a decent amount, this is an amazing deal. 👀👀👀

Poker doesn't have to be your dream job for you to appreciate it. I don't even know if I'd call poker the "best game ever invented". It's just a very good way to make a living if you're skilled at it, but you don't have to romanticize it.