In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore what it means to play like water — flexible, adaptive, effortless. No forcing. Just flow. They talk about how drilling and preparation make this fluid style possible, and how letting go of control can often lead to your best game. Send comments and requests for future episodes to: valerio@valeriosara.com ray@raymorris-hill.com
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In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore what it means to play like water — flexible, adaptive, effortless. No forcing. Just flow. They talk about how drilling and preparation make this fluid style possible, and how letting go of control can often lead to your best game. Send comments and requests for future episodes to: valerio@valeriosara.com ray@raymorris-hill.com
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
The Smallest Poker Game In Town
In this episode, Valerio and Ray explore what it means to play like water — flexible, adaptive, effortless. No forcing. Just flow. They talk about how drilling and preparation make this fluid style possible, and how letting go of control can often lead to your best game. Send comments and requests for future episodes to: valerio@valeriosara.com ray@raymorris-hill.com
