Poker coach and high roller tournament champion Sam Greenwood enters the GRID to discuss a high stakes hand with king-ten suited, held at the Triton Millions in July 2019. Sam was facing the tricky and outspoken Martin Kabrhel of the Czech Republic in a 3-bet pot, and as the board ran out, a hand that was decent on the flop started to look like a prime candidate for bluffing.

Sam talks about how even the top players in the World have trouble executing solver strategies   extrapolating that the fear of “robotic” play is overblown. He gives tips for newcomers to shot clocks and reveals his most under-rated and over-rated study techniques.  

Sam has over 21 million dollars in live earnings and won a WSOP bracelet in No Limit Hold Em in 2015. Other big tournament wins include his January 2019 PCA 100K Super High Roller victory, and a 2013 SCOOP win. You can find Sam on twitter and on his coaching videos on Run it Once.

Now that King-ten suited is covered, there are 139 combos left on thepokergrid.com.