members with game focus and study goals
Poker player profiles
Find mixed-game players by focus, notes, and study goals.
Player profiles give the community a practical memory: who studies which games, what they contribute, and where a useful hand review should go next.
replies on notes, hands, and study logs
members finding partners in the same variant
Community identity
Profiles turn repeat commenters into recognizable study partners.
The profile section is built around useful poker context, not vanity stats. Members can scan specialty games, posting habits, and current goals before asking for feedback.
Game focus
Each profile leads with the variants a member studies most, so hand-review partners can find relevant experience quickly.
Contribution history
Reply counts, study threads, and recent posts show whether a player gives feedback, hosts reviews, or shares session notes.
Study goals
Public goals turn profiles into an accountability tool instead of a static bio.
Study path
Find the reviewer, then route the hand to the right study lane.
Profiles are most useful when they point to a next action, not just a bio. These links move a discussion toward the review forum, lesson queue, or tool that can close the loop.
Open hand reviews
Use the forum to find members who can comment on your mixed-game spot right away.
Open destinationPromote the lesson
When a thread produces a repeatable takeaway, send it to the lesson queue for evergreen study.
Open destinationUse a tool
If the reply needs board, range, or draw-count checking, move into the relevant learning tool.
Open destinationProfile directory
Featured mixed-game members.
Each card shows the member's game focus, contribution style, goals, and a recent thread that gives other players a reason to interact.
MR
Board reader
Maya R.
@thirdstreetmaya- Focus
- Stud Eight, razz, exposed-card memory
- Level
- Regular
- Activity
- 218 replies
- Home base
- Las Vegas mixed-game rooms
Posts street-by-street board reads and asks members to pressure-test fifth-street decisions before results appear.
Current study goals
Recent thread Stud Eight: low bricks on fifth after representing two-way pressure - Track dead low cards without slowing down
- Improve thin value bets in Stud Eight
- Host one razz review thread each week
JB
Scoop planner
Jon Bell
@scoopnotes- Focus
- Omaha Hi-Lo, split-pot hand reviews
- Level
- Study host
- Activity
- 39 breakdowns
- Home base
- Online limit mix
Turns O8 hands into clean questions about nut-low protection, high backup, freerolls, and when shared lows kill value.
Current study goals
Recent thread Omaha Hi-Lo: A-2 with no high backup facing a turn raise - Build a library of A-2 leak examples
- Compare turn raises by pot share
- Recruit members for weekly O8 reviews
NV
Draw-game lab
Nico V.
@drawcount- Focus
- 2-7 Triple Draw, Badugi, draw counts
- Level
- Specialist
- Activity
- 17 study threads
- Home base
- Dealer's choice home games
Shares draw-count trees, pat-hand examples, and spots where rough made hands should break against pressure.
Current study goals
Recent thread 2-7 Triple Draw: breaking a rough eight against one-card pressure - Tag opponents by pat timing
- Collect Badugi river bluff catches
- Explain one draw-count spot after each session
AL
Rotation tracker
Ari L.
@rotationreset- Focus
- HORSE transitions, note-taking, mental reset
- Level
- Tournament learner
- Activity
- 64 session notes
- Home base
- Pacific mixed tournaments
Keeps compact post-session notes and asks which hold'em habits become expensive after the game changes.
Current study goals
Recent thread HORSE: reset checklist after leaving hold'em for Omaha Eight - Build a pre-orbit reset checklist
- Review one mistake per variant
- Find partners for low-stakes HORSE reviews
Community interaction
Use profiles to start better conversations.
Profiles are most valuable when they create a next action. These prompts encourage direct replies, follow-ups, and recurring study partnerships.
Ask for a review
Invite a member to comment on one hand from their specialty game.
Compare notes
Post a short session observation and ask if their pool sees the same pattern.
Start a study pair
Match by game focus, stake comfort, and weekly review cadence.
Follow up
Return to a previous profile comment with what changed in your next session.
Profile draft
Preview a member profile before posting.
Drafting a profile with a clear game focus helps other players know where to ask for help and what kind of feedback you are likely to give.