Not the most disgusting video I’ve ever seen (that honor belongs to Avitable (most definitely NSFW), and don’t even think you’re going to top it because you’re not), but it’s pretty funny.

The hook is that people are trying to crack this guy’s poker face as part of a promotion for an online casino. This kid proves you just have to be flexible and pick your spots, much like good poker strategy.

Continuing Rick Braddy’s series of videos with mostly-solid sit and go tournament strategy and tips. At this point, we’re in the money and Rick has a big stack and he’s trying to sit back and let the other players fight it out. I prefer to let my opponents dictate the action – if there’s a player playing passive, I like to push him around. So many players just try to fold and hope to get heads-up, where anything can happen, especially when blinds are high. Now, Rick is playing that same exact way, and I would pop him every chance regardless of having me covered. Aggression is rewarded here, in my opinion. Rick has given up an opportunity to gather chips.

Note to Rick – calling heads-up is NOT aggressive play!

Here are a few VERY general tips about No Limit Texas Hold ‘Em from MyHoldemTips, and I’m not sure how I feel about them. They just feel TOO general. But, my NLHE experience is primarily from tournaments and my cash game experience is neither wide, nor profitable. I’d like to hear what you think about these tips. Do you agree?

Rick Braddy is back with Part 5 of his Sit and Go tutorial. Here he is in the middle game, having tightened up a bit and taking time to evaluate the other players’ strategic positions in terms of relative chip stacks and range of likely hands being played. Watch this video for an understanding of how to play the short stack, and how some players wait too long before throwing those short stacks around.

Learn from the Pro’s, a show on Fox Sports Net, had great tips presented in a roundtable format with poker professionals speaking extemporaneously, giving you insight into how they think and react in situations. This episode included Phil Ivey, Jennifer Harmon, Layne Flack, Chris Ferguson, and hosts Howard Lederer and Chris Rose. They are talking about playing in and out of your comfort zone, a great discussion for players that think they want to move up in stakes.

MyHoldemTips at YouTube has a great series of videos with tips for Texas Hold ‘Em players. Since I know from some emails and a some of the search traffic at this site that a few of you are beginners looking for the basics, we’ll start there and build. This video is a brief overview of the rules of No Limit Texas Hold ‘Em (NLHE).