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Tyler,
Thanks for the response. That makes sense. I guess someone taking this line is probably not choosing the best bluff combos to begin with and it just comes down to if they are over bluffing or under bluffing this spot and then continuing appropriately from there.

Thanks Tyler

Ryan,
Lots of great advice for players that are new to tournaments and for players who play tournaments on a regular basis. I think all levels of players can get something from this one. Great job.

Thanks Ryan

Ryan,
Great video on live tells.

Thanks again Ryan

Ryan,
Definitely make a good point about paying attention to hands you are not involved in. Getting a baseline on opponents can make spotting these tells a little easier.

Thanks Ryan

Alexandra,
Interesting video. Enjoyed the analysis and different perspectives on the hands reviewed. Nice job.

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Alexandra,
On the second hand you review where hero over bets the turn when the Ad hits, then over bets river, I agree that vs a rec player I would not choose this line. Villain probably over folds turn a lot, so you funnel them into strong hands that likely call at high frequency on river. Interesting hand though.

Thanks

Ollie,
Nice video. Lots of information to digest.

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Tyler,
On the last hand you review, your opponent makes a big raise over your over bet on turn and shows up with 47o which seems pretty bad. Curious what you think the best bluff candidates are here given that villain is repping very few hands for value?

Thanks Tyler

Tyler,
Nice video

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Tyler and Krzysztof,
Great video. Really enjoyed the dual coaching format. Both of you are very good at explaining your thoughts and the concepts that apply. Great job and I hope to see more of this in the future.

Thanks again guys

Tyler and Krzysztof,
On the last hand, Tyler made a good point about the river sizing in terms of the block bet being viewed as having more flushes than the 2/3 pot bet. I would have played block size in that spot, which is probably fine, but I think I like your line better, and it probably made you more money. Not sure if villain raises the block bet, but even if they do, your line performs better with this hand. Curious what you do with AA and KK here? Do you use this sizing and if so, do you call river? Interesting spot.

Thanks guys

Luke,
Enjoyed the review video. Some interesting situations in terms of the timing tells and exploits. Nice job.

Thanks Luke

Luke,
The hand you review at ~45:00 where hero has 77, I think I call here as well. Line is very polar, and I wonder if villain actually plays a 3 this way (sizing down and betting 1/3 pot on turn). Also don't think an 8 is always played this way either. Seems like TT or very rare 8. I wish hero had called so we could see what they had. Interesting spot though.

Thanks Luke

Cory,
Great video. I watched this first before seeing that you have another previous video on this topic. I look forward to watching the previous part of the series. Enjoy learning new games and seeing you learn this format is fun and motivating.

Thanks again Cory

Cory,
Very interesting video. I have played some PLO 8 before but have not played 5 or 6 card. In your experience, how much of a difference does the extra card make in terms of strategy and equities? Is it more pronounced in PLO or PLO 8? Looks like I will have to dive into this a bit more and give this variation a chance.

Thanks Cory

Simon,
Another great video.

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Dekkers,
Nice video. Enjoyed the overall format of the video and the series.

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Dekkers,
In ante games, if we are in a game with higher rake, what is the effect of a higher rake/drop on ranges? Seems like we have wider ranges due to the ante, but does that get negated to some extent if the rake is high? Also, should raise sizes be larger pre flop due to the extra money in the pot? Interested in your thoughts.

Thanks Dekkers

Francesco,
Enjoyed the video. You do a great job breaking down the solver output and explaining the concepts involved.

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Jan,
Great video.

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Laurence,
Really enjoyed the video. Great job.

Thanks again Laurence

Laurence,
You play a hand at ~22:00 where you flop top two and turn a 6 on board of 4sQc5s turn 6s. Curious how having the third player in the pot affects your play in this spot. I realize the third player is not very deep, so I am more interested in the differences if they were deeper stacked.

Thanks Laurence

Sam,
Nice video. I enjoyed the topic very much.

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Horseofhell,
Great video. The hand breakdowns in this one were explained very well. Nice job.

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Nuno,
Nice episode on preflop ranges. Great job.

Thanks Nuno

Nuno,
Nice start to the series, wish it was a little longer but I enjoyed it and look forward to the series.

Thanks Nuno

Nuno,
This looks like a very interesting series. I enjoyed the intro and I am looking forward to seeing the mini course.

Thanks Nuno

Tyler,
Fun video and interesting concept for a video as well. As usual, nice job.

Thanks Tyler

Tyler,
Interesting hand at 39:00 where you have TT vs AJ on KQ9T board and face raise. With this large pre flop raise size I would say it is a bit of a guessing game as to what villains' range is here, but curious what bluffs you think villain would show up with here? Or maybe I should say, what do you think would be the best bluff candidate here? Maybe a combo with the Ah, possibly AhQx? Curious what your thoughts are.

Thanks Tyler

Simon,
Nice video. Some interesting hands in this one. Always like hearing your thoughts on hands, look forward to the next part.

Thanks Simon