Breaking out PIO: Basic Study Tips + Live NL Zoom Action
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Thank You, Iain. U are probably one of the better content provider on the site. So my only suggestion would be ... upload more often or playing a different pool say 100z and comment on stake differences.
Thanks!
Thanks for the great video, Iain. How did you toggle through various turn cards in pio while on the node page? I didn't know that was possible.
hold down CTRL and use the arrow keys. make sure you have "update on new selection" ticked so that the viewer updates in real time
Hey, nice video!
26:07 the KJo hand, what do you think leading the turn? I think you have a lot more Ax in you check/calling range than the opponent
Hey , to be honest I have not explored this and withought looking at it in PIO i am not sure how i would construct my full range. I mostly just check the turn range here as i find it easier to learn more spots by using the same game tree structure in the solver.
Hey Iain, thanks for the solid video. Just wondering what your reasoning was behind your open sizings preflop. You open 2.6bb from all positions except the SB, is there any reason for this? I thought that our open size should decrease the wider our range i.e. the closer we get to the button?
Hey, I don't believe in making opening size any smaller at these stakes because the rake structure is high and we want to be taking it down preflop as much as possible. At 100nl+ yes you could follow that approach
Hey, Lain.
I love watching ur video.
Could you tell me what your hud stats are?
Hey if you toggle through my other videos I am sure i have answered this in the comments somewhere!
Been grappling with PIO for a while now and this video is super helpful! I understood the rudimentary parts but not some of the little nuances you explained. Great video, Iain.
great to hear that!
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