Post-Flop Fundamentals

Build Your Foundation for Post-Flop Play

Post-flop play is complex. With over 2 million unique board runouts and more than 1,300 starting hands, the combinations are endless.

But you don't need to master every scenario to play well. You need to understand the fundamental concepts and recurring themes that apply across situations.

This 1.5-hour course teaches you the essential post-flop fundamentals every poker player needs to know.

Designed for Beginners and Struggling Players

This course follows the "Keep It Simple Student" approach, focusing on foundational concepts rather than overwhelming you with complexity. Think of this as Post-Flop 101: the introductory course that prepares you for more advanced post-flop strategy later.

What This Course Covers

• Exploitative vs. Balanced Poker in post-flop play
• Pre-Flop Aggressor vs. Pre-Flop Caller: understanding different options
• Understanding Board Textures and why they matter
• Post-Flop Hand Strength: knowing what you have
• Relative Hand Strength: understanding how strong your hand actually is
• Introduction to Hand Reading from a high-level perspective
• Bet Sizing Fundamentals for post-flop play
• Single-Raised vs. 3-Bet Pots: key differences
• Stack-to-Pot Ratios and their importance
• Showdown Value: a crucial concept

What This Course Doesn't Cover

This is an introductory fundamentals course. It does NOT cover specific situations like C-betting strategy, how to play limp pots, detailed three-bet pot play, or other advanced post-flop topics. Those concepts will be covered in future post-flop courses building on this foundation.

Why Post-Flop Is So Complex

Pre-flop has 1,326 unique starting hands. Post-flop has over 19,000 unique flops, over 1,000 unique turn and river cards, and more than 2.1 million unique board runouts. This complexity is why the game hasn't been fully solved mathematically.

The solution isn't to memorize every scenario. It's to identify recurring themes and commonalities, then develop generalized strategies based on those patterns.

Course Structure: 1.5 Hours

This focused course delivers the essential post-flop fundamentals you need to build on with more advanced study. Each concept is explained clearly without unnecessary complexity.

Who This Course Is For

• Beginning Players Learning Post-Flop Play
• Players Struggling with Post-Flop Decisions
• Anyone Needing a Solid Post-Flop Foundation
• Students Who Prefer the "Keep It Simple" Approach

What You Need

• Basic Understanding of No Limit Hold'em
• Knowledge of Pre-Flop Play Fundamentals
• Willingness to Learn Foundational Concepts Before Advanced Strategy

What You'll Get from This Course

• Solid Foundation in Post-Flop Fundamental Concepts
• Understanding of Board Textures and Hand Strength
• Introduction to Hand Reading Principles
• Knowledge of Key Post-Flop Concepts to Build On
• Preparation for More Advanced Post-Flop Courses