Sirocko

Can you expand on your limpstrategy from the SB in the 2/3 structure please?

@ 25min:
You Said bobans bet on the turn was bad.
As played, How would you construct your range on the turn?

I really agree with final table/late game reviews being à bit too much compared to other content. I have mentioned this in the forum in the past, & thats more of à overall request for the MTT-coaches.Dont want to hijack the thread for this, but want to mention that there are more who are feeling this way.

Nice to have you back Fedor!

RLP, can you give some concrete examples of hands in your range that would fit into that ch/call flop & CR turn range?

Nice Panda,

Can you elaborate on why Btn should have à raisingrange on the flop against SB-3b & Cbet flop on the K62 & 962-boards?

Thanks

I actually just found this out on my own, but if there is someone still around in this thread, lmk, I have some follow up questions regarding the numbers I found

Hey, this seems like the thread to get some answers to a game where there isnt much info. Looking to get some more info on Badugi.

I wonder how many different startinghands there are total?
The reason I ask is because I wonder how many of those are Badugis A2xx etc..
Lets start there & a have a some follow-up from there.

Hope someone can help out I would appreciate it.

Thanks

Curious about this as well.

This definitly belong in the video request thread. If someone know how to move it, please do.

I agree with everything you´re saying Arnaud & you basically said everything I should have said in my original post.

Really enjoyed Elios insight. Would be great addition to thr team

Having the same problem, I can only paus the video on my Ipad & not rewind or love ahead, which is super tilting, becuz if you leave the video in the middle I have to rewatch the whole video when I get back

Excellent, would love more on this topic

Would be an awesome feature to be able to take screenshots & post in comments below for quicker recognition instead of timestamps.

33min:dont you think you should CB topset here? FD/SDs present that will all call. Hard to expect anyway to bluff at this pot 4ways & not much they can bet for value since you have the board crushed combowise with topset. Any cards that will improve their hand will also go ahead of yours, straight/flush.

Summary,, you will get called pretty often on this flop but not to likely someone will bet for you?

I agree with x/shove in the A8 hand. Calling just makes it to hard to play turn/river unless we decide to x/shove most turns, like random overcards. x/shove would also protect/realise our equity. It would really suck to be folding the best hand, if he decide to shove T9s/JT or 55/66, 98s etc here with so much in the middle.

Should make for an interesting dual-commentary series

Dr. Razz videos over at Cardrunners & Stud8/Stud with Joe Tall over att Deucescracked. CeeGee have videos both on Deucescracked & nowadays over at CR for Stud/Stud8 worth checking out.

15min

Enjoyed the video, u got a different approach and way of explaining thats very interesting.

@41.25min you autofold(even before there is an open) 44 with about 35BB from early midposition. What kind of stacksize(from you or table in general) would you like to have here to open the smaller pairs in this situation. What pair would you feel the decision is close? 66,77, 88 etc?

40min

-The very first hand you're autofolding KJ In SB vs Banansen(30BB) HJ-open. You wouldnt consider calling or 3B-folding vs Banansen & calling vs Naza behind. Considering how loose Banansen is opening here, it wouldnt surprise me if even jamming is profitable here from a chipEV-standpoint.

[email protected] with A3s, you wouldnt consider flatting reelhugefish here getting 3.5:1 with a decent hand IP since he could be light here some of the time.

-@34min, QJs. You're not tempted to peel here against a small 3B OOP? Do you think people are 3B-folding vs less than 20BB much these days or do you think he should be really strong here? That he is jamming his middlish hands(midpairs) & trying to induce with the top of his range & basiclly not having any air here at all.

Very good content as usual, impressive to see how patient you are in a lot of spots. Looking forward to part 5. 

Btw this type of video, live recording analysed afterwards is my favorite & I think it gives a nice pace of whats going on and the break down of the interesting spots.

oh, my bad, that´s awesome

You talked a little bit about latereg. early on. What would be your minimum stacksize you would want to latereg with antes in play. In the reentry tourneys where we basiclly can latereg to a 15bb stack Im curious where you would say your threshold for late regging is, or should be. (Good content as usual)

Nice video, interesting topic. Would like to see some graph, BuyIn-wise to get a feel for ups & downs for a full-time MTT grinder

Nice to see you in the RIO-team, would love to see you make all kind of videos since you obviously are a well-rounded player. MTT-series with Dylan at the top of my wishlist. 

So basiclly in the last AT hand youre saying that jamming is profitable, but calling could show an even greater profit given ranges. Would you calling instead of jamming have anything to do with the stage of the tourney or you would prefer the call-line midstage as well. How would youre reasoning be with a hand like KQ/KJ, QJs were basiclly the same factors is true.

Enjoying this series a lot, happy to have you here making videos. As far as future goes, would love to see you playing a weaker field, like Million or WU or something or Mixed games tourneys and apply your tournament considerations into the Limit-games with the WCOOP coming up.

Like capping flop, lead/calldown w/o further read. With Ac I would consider c/r turn instead. Removes his most likley combos of flushes that cap & 3b flops and make him more likely to have a higher pair imo. And gives is the extra equity those times he does have a flush, making a calldown ever easier.