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Good analyses. I like the focus on shorter stack play. Looking forward to the next part.

Excellent video and series. Would love to see more like this.

I am unfamiliar with high stakes, but is it true that given less rake considerations that it is ok to have a flatting rng from any position including small blind? Thanks.

Great analysis. Looking forward to the next part.

You talk about how a 17bb stack can have a 3bet fold rng due to icm. With AK, AA etc in that same spot with no icm are you then just jamming rather than creating a 3bet fold rng?

Thanks.

Great series owen. At 41:45 you 3bet ak vs an 18bb stack who has 16bb after his open. Are you ever bluff 3betting vs a stack that size? It seems difficult to create a 3bet bluff rng there but it also seems difficult to find any other way of playing a hand like ak. Thanks.

Great analyses Patrick. Looking forward to more replayer reviews.

At 40:20 I am finding it hard to come up with enough bluffs from opponent to make this a good call. I realize we are at the top of our rng, but is there a point where we just have to fold the top of our rng if we just cannot find enough bluffs?

Thanks.

Great series and analyses.

At 5:30 you barrel AQ on a turn Q. Once opponent cc oop ep vs ep in a spot where he is still somewhat uncapped, his rng seems pretty narrow and strong.

I don't see a lot of worse hands calling on the turn and it seems like if he does call the turn we end up chking back river a lot. It does not seem like a 2 street value hand.

Can you ever chk back the turn?

It means there is no mixing of frequencies and that that action is always taken in that spot. For example, if it is a pure cbet then you cbet in that spot 100% of the time, you never check.

Great video. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

At 23:30 you cbet aj. Are you planning on calling a jam from the short stack?

At 29:00 can you ever block bet the river with AA? I feel like there is thin value to be gained from quite a few hands with more of our rng than just jamming straights or better.

Thanks.

The replayer review was really great, would love to see more of these. Thanks.

All of your videos are great. Want to see a 2nd, 3rd, 4th part. Also some 2-7 no limit single draw. Thanks.

Great video. It is helpful to not go more than 2 tables as it's easier for us to follow the action and easier for you to provide good analyses.

Congrats on the victory. Great analyses and looking forward to the rest of the series.

You mention a couple times you would call a raise in position with a small pocket pair...at one point 44...vs an open from a 20bb or so stack. This cannot be a pure set mine.

Do you feel there is ev and room to realize it post flop? What is the stack size cutoff for calling these small pocket pairs?

What about suited connectors and suited aces? It feels like we need at least 35bb effective here.

Thanks.

Great video! At 27:40 are you 3bet calling 31bb vs utg in a standard tourney? It seems like a loose stack off in a vacuum.
Thanks.

Would love a 2-7 nl single draw video.

Great video! Would love more badugi.vids. More stud8 would be great too. Thanks.

Excellent video Tyler. Any chance of getting something similar but instead looking at cbet freq as pfr oop?

Great video. Would like to see some stuff on oop cbetting. Thanks.

Great analyses. Looking forward to part 2 of this. Take it down!

Great to see more plo mtt content. I know you are trying to fill "dead space" with cash tables but with both tourneys on screen being high rollers there is a lot to learn just by watching the hands you aren't in play out or when you review hands that just occured.

Excellent video.

Any future vid on vpip tourney review or possibly cards up ft review would be great.

I think deepstack 3bet spots ip and especially oop, either as the 3bettor or the caller would be good content as well.

Thanks.

Are you rng chking then at 29:00 as the opponent? What sizings do you like with Ax and appropriate bluffs?

Thanks Tyler

Great video as always Tyler.

At 23:30 are you firing the river on low non club cards? How often are you finishing off the bluff on brick rivers?

At 29:00 you dislike opponents river overbet. In his spot should he be mixing a block and 80%-100% psb?

Thanks!

Good series. It can be hard to follow multiple tables of plo zoom but with you stopping to analyze the interesting hands it helps a lot. Look forward to the next video.

Excellent video. Would be cool to see this stuff in 3bet pots as well.

Great analyses. At 31:42 you discount all flush draws from opponents turn range. If he raises kjo no heart he can certainly raise kjhh, qjhh etc...I think he still has flushes on the river here.

Excellent theory video. It's good to see a deep dive into turn and river play especially ip and oop.

Great video sam. Would like to definitely see more from this tourney. Maybe you could do a full vpip tourney review in the future as well.
Thanks.

The whole cbet series has been great.

I think replayer review with post play commentary like you did here is very helpful as you can take your time and deeply analyse the hands. It was great you included vision sims.

If you do a live session with real time commentary it would be helpful to limit it to 2 tables of zoom.

Great series. You always explain things well.

At 13:30 on the river with 44 if opponent bets can you ever xr bluff?

Thanks.

Great series Sam.
The kj hand at 43:45 we face a large cbet from ep on a monotone flop. In general is the flop a call from us with a 3rd nut flush draw oop vs a more polar betting rng?

We call on the turn vs a near pot sized bet where you said you didn't feel strongly one way or the other. Our gutter outs may already be dead and we are only getting about 2.5-1 to draw at a 4 flush on board. This seems loose as well. I feel like flop was marginal and turn was a fold. Am I way off base here?

Thanks.