Hi everyone,

I've developed a brand new video pack, exclusively focusing on beating regulars. No matter if you're at the $5 or $200 level, you'll benefit greatly from improving your game against tough opponents. With the way the games have evolved over the years, it is no longer a choice to play other regs, in order to establish yourself at any buyin level you'll need to face these tough opponents and that is exactly what this video pack is designed to help you do.

Here are a pair of clips taken directly from the video pack. If you click the Order Now button, you will be taken to a page with full descriptions of each video in the package, as well as some extra free video clips.


Who is this pack for? Anyone that is serious about hyper turbo heads up sit and gos and improving their play against tough opponents.

What can I expect from the pack? There is a full description if you click Order Now, but the pack contains slide show presentations overviewing math, theory and practical advice. There are specifically chosen hand examples up to the $200 hyper turbo level, as well as reg war play up to the $200 hyper turbo level. Leakfinders go up to the $100 level. Low and mid stakes focused videos are also included, but the main focus of these videos should not be the buyin level, but the concepts and situations discussed. I really go into depth about what I would do in situations if an opponent displayed other characteristics. This allows viewers to learn more about how they should play a hand against tough opponents that exhibit a wide range of characteristics, exactly what you'll encounter during your games.

What is the total length of the video series? You receive over 6 hours of video and over 500 hands are reviewed.

A special thanks to friends and students that helped me build this video pack via providing footage, hands and feedback.

Testimonials from my last video pack, Crushing Hyper Turbos -

Testimonials from buyers of this video pack -

Check out this new free video from zZzTILT, the first of six installments of hyper turbo hand reviews.

I really recommend this pack to everyone, not just only for people who want to crush other regs, since this pack really helps to further develop good analytical poker thinking. This helps to take your game to a whole new level, especially against other regulars.

Why is zzz sharkscope blocked? :/

The day bought it i saw it all and now finished watching the second time.(swear sometimes i hear your voice in my dreams)
excellent good work man.
by the way the first package also excellent!

To provide an alternative view I don't think this is worth buying if you already got zzztilt's first pack. A lot of his preflop ranges are similar to the first pack and are not that great. Postflop advice is mostly solid and if you feel like you have some leaks in that area it will probably help there.

Thanks for the feedback.

I think most of this pack is really focused on postflop advice. I know you just watched the theory video and a little bit of the rest of the pack, but I would say that while preflop ranges do differ from player to player, when you look at the reasoning and impact of the ranges you may find your conclusion to be that the preflop ranges are quite a bit better.

That said, the pack is really focused on postflop hand reading/adjustments against good players. There are over 500 hands reviewed in this pack, so I think that alone should provide good value to anyone who enjoyed the first pack.

Boss/EV+

Here is part two of zZz's latest free series of hyper turbo hand history reviews.

Check out part three of zZz's latest hand history review series.

can anyone tell me how zzztilt were doing post-cartels and what was his longest reg battle, vs who and how did it go?

After finishing this video pack i can say that it is really interesting and very helpful.
Such a great deal of Hand Histories are gone through and this is a really nice change of pace as there is majority reviewing games(oppose to theory"classroom" videos) with ZzZ's analysis which is, as always really clear and interesting.

There's more discussion about his job/play/the pack in the comments of here - http://www.husng.com/zzztilt-crushin...nts-video-pack

Thanks, happy to hear.

I have watched half of this now and already impressed by the thought process of zzztilt and his reasoning for his decisions. Im confident this will help players how to play better vs tough regs and thinking players.

Here's segment #4 of zZz's latest series of hand history reviews:

I have just watched the pack. In my opinion it is worth the investment. Although imo absolutely every player will benefit watching it I think that before the 30/60$ level it is not a necessity. Which brings me to the thigs I like in the pack ---> firstly the games vs regs and vs recs are whole different thing and zZz imo manages to easily explain how/why to build our gameplan against regulars. The most beneficial part of the pack for me was when zZz explains how and why to be balanced which is crucial in regwars. The videos of the hh's review put his teory into practice and shows us hot to create a gameplan with different parts of our range given different pre/post plays and different board runouts.

The thing I did not like in the pack (and it is just personal preference) is that the liveplay analysis are 2 tabling matches. I know that reviewing 2 tables at the same time is supposed to be more value as there are twice the situations reviewed per video but I just find it distracting and annoying ro rewind back when I miss a spot.

Overall I would deffo recomment the pack for aspiring hyper players as the difference between rec and reg games are immence and this pack shows the direction in which ones thought process should develop in reg battles + zZz explanations are simple and easy to grasp even for a non-native speaker like myself.

Here is part five of zZzTILT's series of reviews of $15 to $60 hyper HUSNG hands:

I've just finished watching and I'd say it's very useful for anybody who just started to play on a level when he faces lots or Regs. There's a brief theory review and lots of HH leakfinders and live play videos with comments on every street of play. Because of author's background in HU Cash games he focuses a lot on post flop play and balancing your ranges vs good Regs. Those were most useful advice for me in this pack. I'm sure anyone can find something worth watching in it.

Here is the final installment in zZzTILT's series of reviews of $15 to $60 hyper HUSNG hands:

Ty Ry, amazing content in the series, keep up the good material.

Speaking of tough opponents...
Today we put up the first in a new series of videos from zZzTILT: reviews of his games against heads up master Daniel "w00ki3z./jungleman12" Cates!

I just finished the chadders0 videos, is it a lot similar to those videos or it worth buying?

They are different content and recommendations mostly.

These two packs are the most "similar" to each other on our site, but only in the way that they are both guides to hyper turbos. The advice contained in each is different, covers different situations at times, and some of the ranges are a bit different.

Chadders made his a few years ago, this one is more recent. That doesn't necessarily make everything better, but there are situations reflected in more recent information.

I was told (even by husng.com staff members/coaches), that the Chadders0 videos are outdated and basicly useless today. I was told to delete them.

I don't think this is very accurate. Of course it's an older pack, and he plans to update it, but a lot of the fundamentals in that pack are pretty spot on as a guide for players in today's games.

Opinions can vary though. I've had good $300s regs tell me the first zzz pack wasn't good. Then better 1k regs saying it was great info.

I think I'm the only husng.com staff (we do have a guy answer emails, but when people ask about video recs he asks me to answer those), and the only material I've ever said (and that I believe is outdated) is not too worthwhile are the older pack videos (standard and premium), 2009-2010, some 2011 even. Plenty of 2011 and many 2012 vids in those packs are still very good for most of our audience (most audience is low and mid stakes).