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Fabulous!

Maybe do a collection of multiway hands.

Regardless... would love more of these.

Nice video.

Great series!!!

A video going over your sheet of recreational player exploits adjusted by stakes would no doubt be ESPECIALLY helpful for your viewers.

A video going over your sheet of recreational player exploits adjusted by stakes would no doubt be ESPECIALLY helpful for your viewers.

Sure. Thematic hand reviews would be cool.

Yout Day In The Life serries is extra helpful.

Please keep making more!

Back in the day, why was Kanu so successful?

What was he doing that was ahead of the curve?

Generous of you to do this at all, Sauce.

Happy Holidays!

I liked the above comment so much and i want other coaches to see it.

One table filling the screen is much easier to follow and learn from.

Hi Sauce,
Was there a time in your career you payed attention to player pool analysis, sometimes called MDA or mass data analysis?

What a Holiday Gift! Thanks.

Thank you!

Not sure how I missed it; was a prompt response.

BTW.. I very much like the videos Sauce made on beating low stakes poker.

Fabulous video!!!

A low stakes or micro stakes video every six months... or whenever.. would be wonderful.

Yes. Crazy bad decision if you consider yourself more than a pleasure player.

All top players I know of use a HUD for at least some of their play and the benefits are obvious.

Get a friend to help you set it up and walk you through it, if you can. Plenty of RIO videos and online information on HUD use, as well.

I would like more Snowie related videos and it woild be cool to see Sauce play Snowie.

I liked the way you only showed blunders during your play and only after analysing the blunders went through the mistanes.

Extremely well done video-- both esthetically and with the content!

So... does it look like a GTO-suboptimal 100 percent c bet on 246ss is quite reasonable against players with a low check raise range, like some of the low limit casino players?

Those players do not raise nearly enough and sometimes even fold too often, while not playing so well on later streets.

Wow. Thanks for the information and advice, guys!

So in general, to see if I understand this, on the river:

The out of position player is less likely to bluff a missed flush draw because he is blocking some of his opponents missed flush draw range which would probably fold to a bet.

The in position player is more likely to call a bet if he has suite(s) of the two flush on the board (especially if they are on the flop) because his opponent is more likely to bluff if he holds none of those suites.

Am I getting the jist of this concept?

Ben, what are the timming tells you look for?

In what situations we should look to factor these tells into our decisions?

"Wrong incentives produce wrong behavior,"

--far more often than many think.

Exceptionally important video-- good work!

Sauce playing in low stakes and high stakes casino games would be cool.

You suggest normally raising smaller from the button but Snowie raises larger from the button.

Please comment on this divergence in advice.

Thsnj you.

More low stakes, like .25-.50, videos please!

These are more like the casino games many of us play plus many of us play only low stakes online.

More low stakes videos!