I've been playing poker for a long time, long ago learned about linear vs polarized 3bets, have a decent understanding of ranges based on solver outputs, etc...but I'm embarrassed to say that, before today, it never occurred to me that the reason solvers prefer certain kickers is that they unblock opponent's folding range. Brilliant! Goes to show you that, while memorizing ranges by rote can certainly work, digging into the rationale allows for superior understanding. Great stuff, Kevin, thanks!

Really enjoying this series and learned a lot so far. It's helping me uncover a lot of leaks I didn't even know I had. I'm a linear player and didn't realize there is any other way. Choosing select polarized ranges and the reasons for them adds a whole new dimension to my game. Thank you!

Great video. "Unblocking the bottom card of their opening range" was a new concept for me. Can't wait to use this in future MTTs.

You explained things really well and drilling with different stack sizes was very helpful. Looking forward to the same stuff but with icm.

Thanks!

Nicely explained Kmart! I like your analogy with ninja army :D

Look forward to more.

Great video, thank you. Very accessible

What's the setting on GTOwizard for only receiving close spots? Also, do you know what subscription tier this setting is open to?

loving it so far Kevin keep em coming brother!

These are amazing Kevin, thank you, much appreciated.
Are you coming back to finish the series?

Great stuff, KMart. Been a fan of the content for a long time. Hope you will be returning for more RIO videos soon after the current online grind.

i watched many many coaching course,(pads/bencb etc)
kevin rly rly good at explain and easy to understand(even for beginner),
one of the best coach in the world for sure :D
thanks Kevin:D

I'm new to this site and started with KMart and loved it! ...But where are the rest of the videos? 12 total was spoken of.