Alexander Livingston
Alex Livingston 
«In the last 5 WSOPs, I won 2 bracelets, made 13 final tables, and cashed for over US$1.8M in mixed game events, ending with positive results all five years. If you think studying solvers is enough to win in mixed games, you are studying the wrong things,» Livingston began his post, in which he shared several of his most valuable tips.
«A purely theoretical GTO approach is not enough to succeed in live poker tournaments. The biggest edge comes from recognizing player tendencies and exploiting the mistakes they make. Most players spend thousands of hours studying NLH. Very few dedicate serious time to mixed games. That’s why formats like Omaha 8, Stud, Razz, and other draw games still offer a great advantage,» Livingston continued.
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Throughout a series of videos, Alex explains how to approach the different games that are considered mixed. Livingston has dedicated himself to making videos for Omaha 8, Limit Hold’em, Stud Hi, Stud 8, Razz, 2-7 Triple Draw, and other mixed games in which he has triumphed, such as Badugi.
In his X post, we can see some previews of what is learned in his full course, which he offers as a professional coach. There you can learn about the best preflop strategies for each of these games, tips on how to play on each street, the differences between each stage of the game, and other fundamental elements of these disciplines.
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