Big pots trade back and forth. You get aces, your opponent gets aces; you flop a set, he flops a set. In Uri Peleg’s words from the Bet Check Bet lessons, win rate is built in everything you do better than the other player, and the small pots are very often what decides the direction of your lines. That is the whole thesis of this library, and it is why the three courses belong together.
Uri splits poker mistakes into two kinds. A fundamental mistake loses money whatever your opponent does, like opening seven-deuce offsuit under the gun. A frequency mistake, like folding too often on the river, only costs you money if someone notices and adjusts. Most players spend their study hours on frequencies. The Guerrilla Poker bundle trains the opposite habit: make fewer fundamental mistakes than the table, then find and punish the frequency mistakes everyone else is making. It sits in our cash game poker courses with the rest of the Elite Poker Guide library of 1,000+ poker courses.
The full index
What’s Inside the Guerrilla Poker Bundle
Every runtime below was measured from the lesson transcripts. Nothing is padded: two video courses, one solution pack, one coach.
| Course | Format | Runtime | Fixes this leak |
|---|---|---|---|
| Checkraising Strategies | 5 videos, PioSolver node-locks + played hands | 1 h 41 min | You check-call your strong hands and let c-bettors print |
| Redline Play | 7 videos, PioSolver sims | 1 h 46 min | Your bet sizes are too small and your river decisions ignore blockers |
| Preflop Solutions 100NL | 2 MonkerViewer packs + 4-page PDF chart | Reference tool | Your preflop ranges ignore rake and stack depth |
| Guerrilla Poker bundle | 12 videos + 2 packs + chart | 3 h 27 min | All three, from preflop to river · FOREVER LICENSE |
Course 01 · 5 videos · 1 h 41 min
Guerrilla Poker – Checkraising Strategies
Why check-raising matters, who it matters against, which hands go in the range, how position, bet size and texture change it, and how to play turns and rivers afterwards. It closes with a hand review session played across seven different situations.
- Checkraising Fundamentals · 14:18
- Basic Range Construction · 19:59
- Positions, Sizings and Textures · 29:04
- Playing Turns and Rivers · 21:16
- Lessons in Review · 16:41
Course 02 · 7 videos · 1 h 46 min
Guerrilla Poker – Redline Play
The red line philosophy, what every hand is really trying to do behind solver deception, when and how big to overbet on turns and rivers, and a three-part deep dive into the bet-check-bet node.
- Redline Philosophy · 5:46
- Deception · 14:59
- Overbetting Part 1 · 15:51
- Overbetting Part 2 · 18:53
- The Bet Check Bet Game Part 1 · 18:23
- The Bet Check Bet Game Part 2 · 12:01
- The Bet Check Bet Game Part 3 · 19:49
Course 03 · solution packs + chart
Guerrilla Poker – Preflop Solutions 100NL
Two MonkerSolver preflop solutions for 100bb cash games at 100NL rake, loaded into MonkerViewer: the recommended 5x out-of-position 3-bet pack and a 4x pack that matches what many players use at these stakes. The 5x pack comes with a printable chart.
- Solution pack: 5x OOP 3-bet (recommended)
- Solution pack: 4x OOP 3-bet
- Preflop Chart (PDF, 4 pages)
12
video lessons
3:27
hours of training
6
positions charted
100bb
stack depth focus
Where the time goes
Lesson Runtime Chart
The longest single lesson in the Guerrilla Poker bundle is the 29-minute board-by-board session on check-raise sizing and texture. The bet-check-bet trilogy adds up to just over 50 minutes, the biggest block in Redline Play.
Checkraising Strategies
01 Checkraising Fundamentals14:18
02 Basic Range Construction19:59
03 Positions, Sizings and Textures29:04
04 Playing Turns and Rivers21:16
05 Lessons in Review16:41
Redline Play
01 Redline Philosophy5:46
02 Deception14:59
03 Overbetting Part 115:51
04 Overbetting Part 218:53
05 The Bet Check Bet Game Part 118:23
06 The Bet Check Bet Game Part 212:01
07 The Bet Check Bet Game Part 319:49
The idea behind it
Red Line Thinking vs Blue Line Thinking
Your red line is the money you win without showdown. Uri opens Redline Play with a six-minute lesson that reframes how you study: blue line players chase perfect frequencies out of fear of being exploited, red line players keep their fundamentals clean and hunt everyone else’s frequency errors. Same solver work, different use of it. If you want the wider debate first, read our guide to GTO vs exploitative poker.
| Fundamental mistake | Frequency mistake | |
|---|---|---|
| Tied to | The exact cards you hold | How you play your whole range |
| Costs you money | Always, whatever villain does | Only if villain notices and adjusts |
| Examples in the course | Value betting too thin, wrong sizing, bad blockers, not overbetting the nuts | Calling too much, folding too much, never check-raising |
| Red line goal | Make fewer than your opponents | Spot and exploit theirs |
Inside the bundle
Uri’s picture of the two styles: the blue line player is on stage trying to hit every note, the red line player sits in the audience “with a bag full of tomatoes”. In lesson 1 of Checkraising Strategies he sends students straight back to this chapter of Redline Play. In the Guerrilla Poker bundle you already own it.
Course 01 in depth
Checkraising Strategies: Punish the Range C-Bet
Uri starts by taking apart the two textbook reasons to check-raise, “realize equity” and “get value”, inside a PioSolver sim on Q-7-5 two-tone, button vs big blind, with a one-third pot c-bet. Then he removes the big blind’s check-raise from the tree and shows what the button does next: c-bet 100% of its range, with total EV up by roughly 2%. Not check-raising is a frequency mistake, and a lot of your opponents are already exploiting it, some of them by accident.
Three bluff types, one army
The heart of the course is lesson 2. PioSolver check-raises three kinds of bluffs, and Uri compares them to combat units: each guards a different flank. He then node-locks the big blind to check-raise with only one unit at a time and runs villain’s best response. Against a value-plus-draws range the button’s fold rate jumps from 36% to 59% and its 3-bets double. Lock the range to trash instead, and the response flips completely.
♠
Good draws
Flush draws and open-enders. The intuitive choice, and the one a tight opponent folds against all day.
♦
Trash and backdoors
Hands like J-T, K-8 or A-6 with a backdoor. They look like nothing, and Uri shows exactly which opponent they print against.
♣
Pairs
7-6 offsuit and A-7 on Q-7-5. The least intuitive check-raise in poker, and the one most players never make.
♥
Value: the engine
Top pair, two pair, sets, made draws. Every check-raising range is built around them, and the bluffs are chosen to fit the opponent.
Six boards, one framework
Lesson 3 tests the framework on boards from bone-dry to soaking wet, plus a UTG vs button comparison (the check-raise frequency comes out at the same 16.8% for both) and three c-bet sizes: one-third pot, half pot and pot.
| Flop | Texture | What the lesson shows |
|---|---|---|
| Q-7-5 two-tone | Middle, a bit of everything | The baseline: all three bluff types, and how villain’s c-bet size changes the range |
| K-7-2 rainbow | Bone dry, no draws | 31% of top pairs and 37% of second pairs check-raise. Why pairs do double duty |
| 8-7-3 two-tone | Draw-heavy | Why Q-T with a backdoor belongs in the range next to the draws |
| J-J-5 two-tone | Paired | Why every flush draw can’t go in the check-raise, and why the 5s carry the range |
| A-7-2 | Ace-high | The one board where the solver mixes a min-raise with a big size, and what that means for you |
| T-8-7 two-tone | Super connected | 16 J-9 combos beat two pair before you count sets. Why even sets wait for the turn |
You also get Uri’s sizing heuristic (pick a target hand in villain’s range and size to make it fold or be indifferent) and a simple catch-all size for when you don’t want to think. Lesson 4 ranks turn cards from good to bad for the check-raiser’s range, and lesson 5 replays real hands: a three-way pot against a hijack opener, a heads-up hand on J-3-2, a 4-bet pot check-min-raise with 4-5, a shallow big blind vs hijack spot, a short-stacked limped pot that ends in a river bluff snapped off by K-7, and a deep 7-9 offsuit hand against a world-class opponent.
Course 02 in depth
Redline Play: Overbets, Deception and the Bet-Check-Bet Game
The Deception lesson starts with a “punching bag” sim on 10-7-2 rainbow, small blind vs big blind: the defender can only call or fold, so every hand shows its true preferred line. Invulnerable hands go geometric. Hands that need protection bet big early and small late. Then Uri switches on a real opponent and shows how much of the solver’s chaos is just those same goals in disguise.
Inside the course
On 10-7-2 rainbow the sim bets pocket jacks for about 225% of the pot on the flop, and the overbet survives even when the opponent can fight back. “Have you ever in your life had someone BvB bet over 2x pot as a c-bet?” Uri asks. That is the size most players never put in their sims.
Overbetting, Parts 1 and 2
Part 1 kills the most common myth about big bets and builds the case on minimum defense frequency, with a chart that runs up to 5x pot. Then come three river spots on A-9-4 two-tone, button vs big blind, with added sizes of 125%, 175% and 250% so you see when an all-in wins more and when it isolates you against a range that beats you. Part 2 moves to the turn on J-6-2 two-tone and gives you two rules for turn overbet size, tested on a 2, a 4, a flush card, a 9 and a king. On the 9, about 14% of the betting range goes bigger than twice the pot. There is also the exception that keeps you from applying the rules blindly: an A-A-5 board where betting 4.5x pot with an ace works like a half-pot value bet.
The bet-check-bet game in five rules
Button opens, big blind calls, the flop is c-bet, the turn goes check-check, and you are on the river. It is the most common small pot in cash games and, as Uri puts it, most of your opponents don’t even know its rules. Three lessons are built around five:
If the red line idea is new to you, our comparison of blue line vs red line vs green line explains the three win-rate lines in plain terms.
Course 03 in depth
Preflop Solutions 100NL: Ranges Built for Real Rake
Most free charts assume no rake. These solutions were run in MonkerSolver for 100NL conditions, so you load them into MonkerViewer and study the exact tree you play. The parameters:
| Parameter | Setting |
|---|---|
| Rake | 4.5%, capped at $1.50 |
| Stack depth | 100bb |
| Open sizes | 2.25x EP, MP, CO · 2.5x BTN · 3x SB |
| 3-bet sizes | 3x in position · 5x or 4x out of position (one pack each) |
| 4-bet sizes | 2.2x in position · pot out of position after an open · 2.7x cold 4-bets OOP and blind vs blind |
| Cold calling | Button and big blind only |
| Left out on purpose | SB limping and SB / MP / CO cold calls, rare at this rake |
The printable chart is a full 6-max matrix: every position (EP, MP, CO, BTN, SB, BB) against every other, colour-coded on two separate heat scales so each spot reads at a glance. It comes in a landscape sheet and a two-page portrait split for printing. Uri’s video courses are built around 100bb play, so the ranges and the postflop lessons in the Guerrilla Poker bundle describe the same game. For the solver side of your study, see how to use PioSolver in real games.
Quick quiz
Test Your Red Line Instincts
Six questions taken from the Guerrilla Poker bundle. Tap a question to see the short answer and the lesson that explains it. If you can’t explain the why, that lesson is where your money is.
01 · You never check-raise. Is that a fundamental mistake?
No, it’s a frequency mistake. It only costs you when villain adjusts, and the first adjustment is simply c-betting everything. Checkraising Strategies, lesson 1.
02 · Villain check-raises you only with value and good draws. Call more or fold more?
Fold more and fast-play your strong hands. Uri calls it the least flashy adjustment and the most effective one. Checkraising Strategies, lesson 2.
03 · Why overbet the nuts on the river? To fit in more bluffs?
No. Against correct defense your bluffs are zero EV. The extra money comes from the times you get called. Redline Play, Overbetting Part 1.
04 · A flush card hits the turn. Good time to overbet?
It’s the classic spot never to overbet on the turn. Which turns you should overbet, and how big, is the subject of Overbetting Part 2.
05 · Bet-check-bet, river bet of one-third pot. Must you defend 80% of your range?
No. Minimum defense frequency is a multi-street concept, and the sim folds 34%. The Bet Check Bet Game, Part 1.
06 · What makes a good river check-raise bluff on A-9-4-6-3?
Hands that block the top of villain’s range, so a 3 matters more than showdown value. The Bet Check Bet Game, Part 2.
Study path
How to Study the Guerrilla Poker Bundle
The order matters, because the courses reference each other. This is the sequence the lessons themselves point to.
Who teaches it
Uri Peleg, Founder of Guerrilla Poker
Before Upswing Poker built its Poker Blueprint and Elite Cash Game Exploits around him, Uri taught this material under his own brand. You can hear it in the lessons: solver sims are the evidence, but the question is always what your actual opponent will get wrong.
Our full Guerrilla Poker courses review rates each title separately, and the Guerrilla Poker category lists everything from the school.
Is it for you?
Who the Guerrilla Poker Bundle Is For
An honest fit check before you buy.
Choose it if you…
- ✓play 100bb NLHE cash, online or live
- ✓know solver basics but can’t turn them into exploits
- ✓have a flat or negative red line
- ✓want short, dense lessons instead of a 50-hour program
- ✓use, or plan to use, PioSolver or MonkerViewer
Skip it if you…
- ✕are learning the rules or basic hand values
- ✕play mostly tournaments or short stacks
- ✕play Pot-Limit Omaha
- ✕want a step-by-step beginner curriculum with homework
- ✕want every frequency memorised rather than understood
Newer to cash games? Start with our list of the best low stakes cash game courses, then come back to the Guerrilla Poker bundle when a solver no longer scares you.
Our score
Content depth9/10
Table application9/10
Solver depth8.5/10
Beginner-friendly6/10
Overall 8.6/10
Scored on structure and depth: every lesson works from a solver sim or a played hand. It loses points on beginner-friendliness because Uri assumes you know EV, MDF and basic solver navigation.
FAQ
Guerrilla Poker Bundle: Questions Answered
The questions buyers ask most before ordering.
What exactly is in the Guerrilla Poker bundle?
All three Guerrilla Poker products: Checkraising Strategies (5 videos), Redline Play (7 videos) and Preflop Solutions 100NL (two MonkerViewer solution packs and a 4-page printable chart). 12 videos, 3 hours 27 minutes in total.
Do I need PioSolver or MonkerSolver?
Not to learn from the videos: Uri runs every sim on screen. To open the preflop packs you need MonkerViewer. The printable chart works with no software at all.
Is it only for 100NL?
The preflop solutions are built for 100NL rake. The video lessons are about 100bb cash games in general, with a few hands at shallower and deeper stacks to show what changes.
Is the content still relevant in 2026?
The lessons teach why solvers do what they do, not a set of frequencies that go stale. Uri’s own closing point is that today’s game is very under-check-raised.
How is the bundle delivered?
Digital files, crypto payment only. Delivery is handled manually after payment confirmation: the files are sent personally by our team. Download links stay active for 7 days, so save your files locally. Payment steps are on how to pay on site.
Why is it sold here and not only on the original site?
We explain our model, the FOREVER LICENSE and how we keep courses available in why buy here vs the originals. Other questions are covered in our FAQ.
FOREVER LICENSE
Own the whole Guerrilla library. Don’t rent it.
The Guerrilla Poker bundle comes with a FOREVER LICENSE: one payment, lifetime access, no subscription. Rewatch the overbetting chapter while you implement it, reprint the chart when your copy wears out, and keep all 12 lessons as long as you play.
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