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The Smallest Poker Game In Town

The Smallest Poker Game In Town

By: Valerio Sara and Ray Morris-Hill
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Valerio and Ray discuss their low stake no limit hold 'em poker game played in London. Each podcast tackles a different topic. Use it as a warm up for your own game or just listen for fun.

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Episodes
  • From 100 BB to 250 BB: Playing Deep

    From 100 BB to 250 BB: Playing Deep
    Nov 6 2025

    In this episode, Valerio and Ray talk about how the game changes when you move from a standard 100 big blind stack to 250. What adjustments do you need to make? How deep stacks shift the dynamic, the risks — and the rewards.

    Send comments and requests for future episodes to:
    valerio@valeriosara.com
    ray@raymorris-hill.com
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    25 mins
  • Steering Through the Wind

    Steering Through the Wind
    Oct 30 2025

    In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore poker variance through the metaphor of sailing: you can’t control the wind — but you can control the boat. Just like in poker, the ups and downs will come, but how you steer makes all the difference.

    Send comments and requests for future episodes to:
    valerio@valeriosara.com
    ray@raymorris-hill.com
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    24 mins
  • From Whale to Breakeven

    From Whale to Breakeven
    Oct 23 2025

    Valerio and Ray break down the journey from the losing end of poker — starting as a whale, then a fish, then just a losing player — all the way to breakeven. What separates these levels, and what kind of progress do you need to climb out? Because breaking even isn’t the end — it’s the beginning.

    Send comments and requests for future episodes to:
    valerio@valeriosara.com
    ray@raymorris-hill.com
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    26 mins
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