Hiya James ,

I think this video series is great the showing of every hand works well i think as we can get a sense of game flow which for me is very important in looking at hands. Seeing the hands that you pass is helpful for me as after watching this and seeing some of then places you differ from me ,with regards to late opening spots especially, i went through HM and found some hands that were costing me money as i was opening too loose so thanks for that.

In this video a quick question on balance at 32:00 you pass on calling 22 with 26bb effective as you dont want to set mine etc.. and then make the comment that calling would allow you to flat big hands as you open your flatting range, which i understand, my point is do you think people really make a note ( mental or otherwise) of stuff like this and should i be doing so more ?  I fully understand what you are saying by the way about the concept of having a wider range so you can flat big hands i was just interested in how you react if you see someone doing this do you actually write a note on someone about this or do you just try and file it away in your head ? I know this is the 100r and people play better etc but is this something i should be doing ?

Many Thanks for your video i feel you are definitely one of the people i have taken the most from on here.

Cheers

Rich

Just wondering how light we're calling this river shove since his range is polarized to flushes and air. It seems like trip 8s is good here about as often as 33 is good here although I don't think I'd have the heart to call with 33 but logically it's kind of the same call. Also what if we had A2o with the ace of clubs blocker? His bet is so big he seems to be repping big flushes.