please do your live session videos...
this one is definitly not good

I prefer this type of format, especially that it's one table in a replayer. There are already tons of videos of guys playing 2-3 tables of zoom, and they are ok, but I prefer just one table at a time.

can I ask what your tags mean?

Hey everyone.

I have already recorded another couple of replayer videos to follow this one up but would appreciate knowing which style of videos you all prefer.

I really like the format, but I'm not sure picking only the biggest pots is a good idea.
Knowing that all the money will go in can influence the way we range the players, and it also makes it more likely to be either a cooler situation or a recreational going crazy, which are two types of hands that I think are less interesting from a strategy point of view.

The same format but with medium pots would be a lot better in my opinion.

actually 200z is a nit pool

Great vid, like the format.

like this format... discussion of ranges extremely helpful and better content than live which has too much folding until noteworthy hand(s)... unless multiple tables, which I don't mind.

"thats a good hand to end the session on"
followed by ten seconds of silence... hahaha

Yea i really like the replayer videos as we can go deeper into the hand. just a sugestion maybe organize by lines for example where OOP checks IP bets OOP raises. or concepts like overbetting / under betting, check raising the turn or river etc. i enjoy your content please keep it up :)

Enjoyed the video, similar to high stakes video discussion of the biggest pots of the week..if you can show real dollars instead of BB, maybe a little better..It definitely improves my hand reading hearing you talk through the HH..

Could you please, get together with another trainer on this site for a HU match content series?

It is bit nicer if you add some graphics of ranges by using equilab or flopzilla which make it possible to see some hand strength, equity. I saw you somehow being confused especially when come up with bluffs. You can just prepare those but it is also fine to just show one of those programs and make ranges more visible. Anyway I like your videos and this was fine new format.

Don’t leave a lot of feedback but felt I had to with this video...

Thought this video was fantastic. Really enjoyed your analysis and thought process. Sometimes I find live sessions instructors get lost in the action and the specific spots are all too easily overlook.

Would really enjoy more videos in this format as it gets both instructor and viewer to start focusing on ranges and debating on what makes sense from a range construction.

Thanks again would recommend 10/10

IMO the format is good. But I believe it would be better if you just went through your own session 1 hand at at time for VPIP=true and talked in detail for whatever interesting spot comes up. Guessing at how 2 ranges interact with each other seems not best.

I would like to see your own sessions of perhaps 50bb+ pots for a monthly review.

Nice format! We can go deeper into each hand. As someone already said, it would be nice to use tools like Powerequilab or Flopzilla to show the ranges...

really liked this format

Nice video Henry, you provide good content.

Couple thoughts on the last hand -
You stated that you thought the BB played the hand best of the 2 (despite both playing bad).
I think Buttons river value shove for 1/2 pot is actually good considering how hands played out. BB I think 100% on turn has 33,44 or Adx (prob mostly Ad2x, Ad5x). Blocking 44 his range is so weighted to Adx on turn and makes easy river value shove hoping to get called by the Ad combos.

Don't like the turn raise, but In position river play is acutally good imo cause OOP shoves turn w all / most flushes and even some 44/33 so A4 is almost the nuts other than 33.

Hey Henry really love your content !, your thought process and analysis is second to none you are a great teacher ! Thank you!

Good video. Replayer analysis with one table is always more beneficial as you can go deeper. Perhaps take your own session and run it through in a replayer but do an entire session or large block of a session and show that. You can quickly click past hands you don't vpip but then we get to see more of what is being folded by position. Then you can spend a little more time analysing the hands you do vpip.

This format is perfect for why I think you're a good instructor. I'd rather have you take time and say everything you want to say instead of rushing it in live play. Though both formats are cool though. Great video!