HeyJaredLukas Robinson
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Call or Fold? Solving Negreanu's WSOP Final Table Bustout With GTO Wizard (opens the original)
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With this fall's WSOP Online series now wrapping up, there's a little time and distance to look back at some of the storylines that defined the past few weeks. As is often the case in poker, Daniel Negreanu provided plenty to talk about, with the Poker Hall of Famer's final-table bustout in the $25,000 WSOP Online High Roller Championship proving a particularly fascinating spot. Negreanu held pocket tens. But should he have called or folded? With the help of poker pro Lukas Robinson and GTO Wiza
This is How Not To Play Heads-up Against One Of The Worldâs Best⦠(opens the original)
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Heads-up is the arguably the most important part of any poker tournament, but with $350,950 up for grabs at the final table of the $10,000 GGMillion$ on GGPoker, every decision becomes even more important. That's why GTO Wizard are taking a look at this hand that decided the outcome of Samuel Vousden's GGMillion$ victory back in June. In this limped pot, the solver takes a look at all the streets, all the sizings, and what went into the decisions made by both Vousden and heads-up opponent Daniel
Is How Alex Foxen Played Ace-King Optimal? Lukas Robinson Explores (opens the original)
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Lukas Robinson returns to PokerNews with another interesting hand that he's run through the premier poker training tool, GTO Wizard. In this article, Robinson uses GTO Wizard in a hand that took place during Day 1 of the $250,000 No-Limit Hold'em Super High Roller at the 2026 World Series of Poker (WSOP). The hand features two poker tournament greats: Alex Foxen in the lowjack seat with 2,700,000 chips (225 big blinds) and Aleksejs Ponakovs seated in the hijack seat with 1,500,000 chips (125 big
Was This Huge River Bluff with 9-High Actually GTO Approved? (opens the original)
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Poker pro Lukas Robinson uses GTO Wizard to analyze one of the sickest attempted river bluffs of the year at the 2026 $10,300 GGMillion$ Final Table. With the pair heads-up and $481,199 up top, Y Schneider in the small blind held 9,984,832, good for 40 big blinds, while Pedro Neves defended his big blind with 17,204,168 (or 69bb) behind. Schneider raises to 575,000 with 9â 7â£. Pedro Neves defends his BB with Qâ£6â¥. Action: Neves checks. Schneider bets 302,500. Neves calls. Action: Neves ch
Was How This Massive Cooler For The Triton Golden Decade Title Played Out GTO Wizard Approved? (opens the original)
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Pots contested heads-up can often result in massive coolers, and they don't come much bigger than when they occur during the Triton Poker Super High Roller Series. In the recent $25,000 Golden Decade event in Montenegro, Daniel Dvoress and Dejan Kaladjurdjevic were heads-up for the title. First place came with $849,000, with the runner-up collecting $575,000. The final hand was considered to be a huge cooler, with the chips of both players destined to go into the middle, or where they? Lukas Rob
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