Jack Sinclair

This is good on that subject if I remember correctly

https://www.runitonce.com/poker-training/videos/triple-barrel-bluff/

yes real me, altho i guess a fake account would also say that...

thanks mate, GL2Y2

nice video, lots of interesting spots.

I used to watch you on DC 12 tabling 180mans... glad to see you back in the mix

hi dylan, enjoyed this video a lot.

one general question, in the final hand, your oppenent chooses a size on the flop that Pio only uses 1.4% of the time. from then on, we're viewing the strategy for turn/river play vs 1.4% of our opponents flop range. Does it make sense to study our strategy down this part of the game tree? will it be applicable to a real situation when our opponent probably has a very different flop strategy?

If I run a hand and it turns out my opponent chose a flop line that happens <5% of the time in the sim, I typically study the response on the flop and then disregard the later streets, or guess his flop strategy and node lock, but perhaps i am missing something.

Thanks for the vid!

Bruv. Nice vid. learnt a lot.
FYI @ 14min u are looking at OOP strat for AJo whilst talking 'bout IP. No biggie doe.

don't think partyyycular is a fish FYI

4:30 I'm pretty sure this is a correct ICM fold from naza

Your videos are the nuts

@ 10NL I bet all three streets, big on flop & turn, small on river, fold to a raise. EZ PZ

Love this series, your voice is so buttery.

what did you say that line was? The Stackanon? I always love finding new jargon :}

Great stuff.
That A3s hand is a pretty clear fold, given how short rescuegrp is