The Exploitative Edge

Your Perfect Poker Strategy Against Imperfect Opponents

By: James Sweeney, Adam Jones

Narrated by: James Sweeney

Are you tired of trying to memorize solver output — but still feeling lost at the poker table?

If you’ve spent hours running GTO sims only to realize your strategy still feels fragmented—or worse, robotic—you’re not alone. Many serious poker players eventually hit a wall where solver work stops giving them the complete picture.

That’s where The Exploitative Edge comes in.

This book isn’t another dense solver dump. Instead, it gives you a cohesive, practical framework for exploitative poker strategy—helping you bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world execution.

Inside The Exploitative Edge, you’ll learn:

• How to move beyond solver paralysis and build a dynamic, adaptive strategy.
• The four pillars of exploitative play that turn fragmented ideas into a complete system.
• Step-by-step hand analysis examples showing how to apply concepts in real games.
• Adjustments for different player profiles—so you can tailor your game plan in seconds.
• Mental models that make decisions faster, clearer, and more profitable.

This isn’t theory for theory’s sake. It’s a field manual for poker players who want to win more money in today’s live and online games.

What Makes The Exploitative Edge Different?

Most poker books force you to choose between:

• Outdated advice that no longer works in modern games, or
• Overly technical solver analysis that doesn’t translate into actual play.

This book gives you the best of both worlds—modern strategic depth presented in a way that’s usable at the table, without needing to pull up a GTO report for every spot.

With The Exploitative Edge, you’ll finally have the strategic clarity you’ve been missing.

Get your copy today and start turning theory into profit with The Exploitative Edge.

©2025 Red Chip Poker (P)2025 SplitSuit

Clear reasoning

Understandable concepts conveyed in an organized and executable way. I have always enjoyed his narration .