Spin & Go

Spin & Go from PokerStars offers fast-paced, three-handed thrills. Can you dominate the field against the clock?

1) Spin & Go Basics

Spin & Go Basic Gameplay

A Spin & Go is a 3 player, single table, winner take all, hyper turbo sit and go with a variable prize pool where you can win anywhere from 2 times your buy-in to 10,000 times your buy-in. Watch as we break this down some more.

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Before We Begin

In the second lesson of his brand new Spin & Go course, Nick will cover off a few important topics before you start playing; such as adjusting expectations, bankroll management, preflop and postflop strategy and GTO versus exploit play.

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Preflop On The Button

In the third installment of Nick's brand new Spin & Go course, we'll dive into the three-handed preflop play from the button position.

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Preflop In The Small Blind

For the next module in his Spin & Go course, Nick Walsh covers the 3-handed preflop play in the small blind.

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Preflop In The Big Blind

For the next lesson in his brand new Spin & Go course, Nick Walsh covers the 3-handed preflop play in the big blind.

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Heads-Up – Preflop On The Button

In this session of Nick's Spin & Go Course, we'll delve into heads-up strategy. Nick will guide you through the tactics of playing on the button.

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Heads-Up – Preflop In The Big Blind

In this session of Nick's Spin & Go Course, we continue with heads-up strategy. This time Nick Walsh will guide you through the tactics of playing in the big blind.

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Spin & Go – Nash Push/Fold

As the blind levels continue to rise during the heads-up, the stacks are getting more and more shallower, which brings you to the push-fold phase. In today's lesson Nick Walsh introduces you to Nash Push/Fold strategy, or the so-called Nash Equilibrium.

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Spin & Go – Postflop – A Method

For the next module in his Spin & Go course, Nick Walsh takes a comprehensive look at Postflop, with an emphasis on methodology and how good poker players consider Postflop.

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Spin & Go – Postflop (Very) Practical

Offering some bonus content following the conclusion of his Spin & Go course, Nick Walsh has decided to go into more specific detail on Postflop strategy, which players can apply to their game almost immediately.

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