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Thanks Sam, the graph @ 0:22 mark gave me a good laugh, good animation.

Very deep topic as well, I got a lot out of this one, thanks again :D

Very nice one, thanks Alex!

Nice one, thanks Nathan!

Wow your theory vid is amazing too! Very structured vid!

Would be nice to have some HH session as a follow up vid for the same spot - and maybe talk about potential exploits vs recs :D

Anyway great job Laurence, very much look forward to your next one.

nice vid, thanks Dhruv!

Great stuff Pedro, multiway is such a complicated topic and don't get a lot of coverage here.

Would really love to see some deep dive videos regarding donking in multiway pot & how to play max EV line in a set up of rec/reg mix. Thank you a lot!

from my POV it massively depends on villain's profile, can't really say one is better than the other

Interesting topic Krzysztof, the table summary at around 6min mark is very neat, tyty!

Great job Ollie, pretty clear explanation. Look forward to the new vid!

I think if you watch his first vid there's a course summary in the beginning. He listed out after XR as a node together with after donk and after xc :D

21:28 top right you said we should do 10% here and should probably do it every single time
reason for not using a slightly larger block like b25?

15:20 top right -
you said you like his hand selection & sizing on all streets and change his tag to maybe not regs :P

Could you break down a little bit more on why riv sizing is good for bluffing this combo?

07:06 you flatted A4s COvUTG. I understand with 7-handed/ante/lower rake structure all incentivize us to flat, but from what position will you start flatting and how wide will you flat? As we will always facing sqz if there's aggro regs behind.

05:43 you mentioned you really like AT here as a delayed.

1) Any particular reason? 2) What sizing schemes are you using for delay cb here?

Hey Callum!

01:15
you said "BVB 3p IP not doing too much with the 7/4/5 kickers - doing it more with the 6/2" curious what are the reasons solver going with this?

Thank you for sharing this! Looks neat.

Yeah I understand you will only stay when there're big recs on the table.

So the question is more of "how do you keep the performance level up when you don't feel good but there're some whales on the table" :)

Hey great review Nuno, so many interesting plays in this one!

Hi Sicko, huge welcome!

Look forward to the blog!

hey Francesco Lacriola , thanks for vid.

I wanna ask when you said

if the tables are really good I usually keep playing, unless I'm really tired

When you realize you're not the best self but need to keep playing, how to you adjust yourself on the spot, any specific thing you will typically do?

Thank you!

Nice drill Dhruv, look forward to the rest of the series.

Hey Linc, population tendency and exploit vid like this is certainly very educational and I would love to see more of similar format!

Thanks for the vid

Really nice pace, thanks a lot Sam, look forward to the next part!

ps - get we can some more colab with the puppy in the cam? <3

hey Volodymyr, it's been a while, glad to see you make content again!

Very important spot, would love to see more board textures :)

Wow the length! What a treat, thanks for the longer review Zach!

@rio team - the title is missing a k from "$50k PPC"

Hahaha 4NL really got me :D

Nice one Jan, thank you! Would love to have more content regarding downswing :)

31:10 table2

After seeing the hand in 38:29 table 1 (raising 77 on A85ss BUvSB 3bp vs flopCB) , I was thinking if we could click back OTF with this particular hand -- as there's almost no good turn card for 99, just to denying some random equity and kind of preventing us from being bluffed on later street?

And it's just vs this particular player, I'm pretty sure you had history with him and understand he could make these unconventional plays.

09:35 table1 K4s hand

When calling turn you said all the factors that making this hand a good bluff catcher candidate, and those factors still hold on an essentially blank river.

So I'm curious what are the things that go thru your mind OTR when choosing either to call or to raise the spot? Thank you!

Thanks for the vid Gary, good pace, enjoy it a lot :)

38:00
Really love the talk where initially you said you quite like his calls and then during the talk you started to realize that it's actually an awful call due to the position and then talked about how not to view spots in isolation. Very educational, thanks Gary!