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Really helpful analysis. Thanks for the detailed explanations in some of these close and important spots.

I hope your family situation is ok now! On a less important matter, I can't wait to see more of your videos and would like to reiterate my hope that you'll include some mixed games content. You'd be a great benefit to the community.

I generally love your videos and find them extremely analytical and helpful to my game. The first 12 minutes or so of this one though seems more observational and of entertainment value than instructional. You didn't really teach as much as you do normally with commenting over this video. I think the video overall could have probably been improved with pausing the action and putting some of the closer spots into Vision or Monker and then discussing the recommendations from that. Also addressing situational nuances between MTT and cash games would have been more helpful (stack preservation, ICM) especially when there is a much shorter stack 3 handed for example.

Love the format.

Makes a lot of sense that those deuce danglers hurt your playability so much. You're effectively giving up 40% of your combos.

6:20 why does he keep calling the CO the HJ?

Good format. Appreciated the differences noted for certain spots in a cash game vs MTT.

Great to see some carnival game content. Enjoyed the leak finder aspect of this review.
17:42 opponent has an 86 badugi not a 98

Really appreciate this. As you pointed out there is a dearth of PLO MTT content and the nuances of excelling in a tournament vs a cash game are critical to master. I'd love to see more of this for early, middle, and later stages of play in an MTT.

Would also be fantastic if you're able to do any content with mixed games MTT. Iteopepe does some but it'd be great to hear your thoughts as well.

More mixed games content please -- anyway you can contribute would be appreciated!

Funniest ending to a video ever possibly... definitely the best 1 liner.

Bet turn and snow better than D2 with these particular blockers?

Around the 10:00 mark on the Q323 board you talk of having more 2 pair hands on the turn. Why is that relevant when the board is paired? KK and AA are (obv) also 2 pair hands at that point. Does the solver favor raising a hand like your Q945 here more when you have a FD blocker or does it prefer to unblock the FD?

What adjustments are you making in mystery vs regular bounty MTT? Since there's no bounty until ITM, early stages minimal change I would think. Are mystery bounties here given at time of knocking player out or is remaining mystery bounty pool unknown until after the tournament ends?

It's been too long since your last video. Welcome back. What are the types of hands you are playing at a higher ante structure but cutting out of your range in this lower ante structure?

It's a shame this series hasn't been completed. Great analysis!

not sure about your comment at 1:01:50
All-in Equity
7s 4s Ac As Jh Kh
40.4609%

2d 4d 3h Ad 3s 9d
59.5391%
(per PPT Odds Oracle)

Great analysis and very helpful for someone learning the game with a wide range of situations discussed. More like this. Can you give a quick run down in comments re: opening ranges from each position 6 handed for deeper stacks, 20BB, and 10BB situations? Is 3-3.5x opening size appropriate for all stack depths in a tournament for 2-7 NL?

"From the button"... I just put "OTB" (on the button) when I take notes.
Excellent analysis

"Maybe I should not make instructional video when I don't know what is happening"
lol, nice self-deprecating remark

Terrific insights to the tools of the trade and necessary study habits. Thanks.

Iteopepe88 what is the stat tracking software you are using in the video? Love the 2 table format with reads and live hand reviews.

Really excellent examples in a wide range of circumstances. Well done.

FemmeonFelt is Maria Ho. Great series!

22:00 or so Dramaha hand w 44QK ds I'd fold pre even for 1 extra bet. Your draw hand which is the critical component of your hand just is way too weak and won't improve significantly often enough.

@25:20 we most certainly do not beat the nuts here. I think you probably meant to say "ten queen" not T9. (edit: nm... you caught it later)

really enjoyed this HU video and wish we could get more than 2 videos per month! Looking forward to the imminent Dramaha content.

Iinstead of a high hand (dramaha) or low (2-7) you simply make your best badugi hand of your 5 dealt cards and that wins half. Like the other variants, there is one drawing round after the flop.

Part 2 would be useful for 5th street play especially. I think 3rd street is the key to this game though for the most part.
I would like to see a Dramaha 2-7 pre-flop and flop video.

This was great. I would like to see one for a cash game with similar analysis particularly to open and 3B ranges. The bet sizing pointers and critiques were very helpful.

TBT to me at WSOP playing $20/40 mixed games and I look over my shoulder to see someone scouting the game.