99reasons

if you see this could you give an update on your opinion in 2021/alternatives?

teach a man to fish! ty

OMGIsildurrrrman12 yeah i agree: this would be a great topic or point of focus in any CBing vid.

yeah CBing would be a great topic. thanks for all the great content

great job, your making some of the best mtt content on rio imo

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outstanding

hi pete

love the series, have watched all these videos a couple times now.

looking back on your vid about overbetting flops from 2018, where you suggested that it was possible to implement an over-bet OTF without sacrificing tons of EV (and forcing villain to confront unfamiliar moves), do you still feel this is a viable option? The reason im asking is because you mention in this vid that we probably shouldn't overbet OTF because villains range is still uncapped. of coarse there are obvious caveats to this but im wondering if maybe your perspective has evolved on flop sizings/strat since then. For example now favoring 33% / 75% or a mix of the two

i appreciate the 'classroom based' aspect of your content, and admit that i have also grown slightly weary of the nonstop pio/P&E stuff

i really enjoy that you are often trying to find the root of the 'mechanic' at play in a given hand/node.

great vid, i think there is so much value in investigating these simple structural elements of the game

yeah what is WSOP thinking lol?! hearts are RED! clubs are GREEN, you know: like a clover!

great vid though, love to see live commentary and hear real time thought process

watching lautie (laurens hautman) vids certainly improved my redline, that guy puts the L in LAG.

hi phil

in your videos i hear you mention that hero 'runs out of bluffs' on a given board/spot. How do you go about identifying these spots when they arise: are they a consequence of the line hero is taking, the texture, being capped, etc?

thanks

me three

this would be figuring out where your hand falls within your distribution, and categorizing it where the overall strategy is:

-using the strongest region for more delays/protect, some shoves

-the middle region to shove (leverage spr, fold EQ)

-and the bottom region as x/c or x/f

can this roughly be applied to most low SPR 3BP on unpaired/non-mono?

i really like this concept of figuring out where your hand falls in your distribution, would it be safe to say that this heuristic applies to most unpaired/non-mono textures in low SPR 3bp?

you did the right thing posting about kidopham, i cant believe acr is removing the lobby

+1

great video! ive learned a lot from seeing the way you approach hands

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any HU content is great. im also eager to hear your most updated thoughts on 6MX. Mixing HU and 6MX in these videos is very fun, great series

me too
but i watched on my phone, i think it works on Iphone
Great video, I’m looking foreword to future installments

this is a great video, and your comment is not constructive

me too! great vid

excellent series, this is my second time watching

excellent content! thanks for bringing RIO mixed game content

Hi alien slayer,

are you running monkersolver sims these days? do you use a lot of software in your study habits?

thank you

i havent run any kind of sim relating to this situation, but 28:36 i cannot understand why KKQ8r would be a fold in the SB 4 handed. i have been surprised by how tight monker tells us to play, but still i thought this would be a mandatory call 4 handed

im looking forward to the next installments

i have a question: what are your thoughts on a limping strat vs pure raise in HUPLO (pre flop)? do you see one option as superior?

thanks