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Free sample lessons from the Pokiq curriculum. Includes an interactive quiz to test your understanding. No account needed.
Recognising hand types
Sort your hand into value, marginal, draw or air, and play the plan that belongs to that category instead of the one that feels right.
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Position play
Why position is the #1 fundamental skill. Range tightening per position + interactive quiz.
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Preflop strategy
Which hands you open from which seat, why offsuit plays so much worse than suited, and what to do when someone 3-bets you.
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Flop play
Read from the board texture whose range gets hit, and pick your c-bet accordingly: small and often on dry boards, big and selective on wet ones.
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Turn decisions
When you bet a second time and when you keep the pot small, and how the turn card shifts both ranges.
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River play
The final street, where you only bet for value or as a bluff, and where pot odds decide whether you pay off a bluff.
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Reading opponents
Five player types with the sign that gives them away and the adjustment that earns money against each, from calling station to maniac.
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Patterns & tilt
What timing gives away about an opponent, and how a stopping point agreed in advance saves you from the hands you would regret tomorrow.
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Push/fold with short stacks
Below fifteen blinds normal play stops: shove or fold, why limping gives your fold equity away, and what ICM changes on the bubble.
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Winning, losing & variance
Why two thousand hands say nothing about your game yet, how to measure winnings per hundred hands, and how thick your bankroll needs to be.
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Understanding GTO
Equilibrium, balance and minimum defense frequency, and the point where you deliberately set that baseline aside because you spot a mistake.
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Learning path
The recommended order through all the lessons, from fundamentals via street by street to opponents, mindset and theory.
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Course
The same lessons grouped by theme, for anyone who wants no fixed order but would rather dive in where there is most to gain.
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Master guide
The core of every lesson boiled down to a single line, meant to run through just before a session.
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more than 14 lessons in pro · from fundamentals to icm