good turbo video! not just showing how well you ran :D

30:17 doesnt open jam plays better than r/f ? alstein should be calling QQ+! and A5s is way too good ever lay down at this stack depth I guess. 

at 38, I quite dont like your call with A2 vs the SB open shove. He had been playing super tight the whole final table, making some 3x open once in a while but that´s it. I think I would prefer folding and taking the low variance route.

Good stuff, nice win!

Interesting to hear how you play turbos, very interesting strategy.  I have been changing up my style based on your videos, has been helping.  Do you think on the k3 hand it would be better to raise around 2.5x-3x and then fold if they shove?  Or should there still be constant ICM pressure and shoves with a wide range of hands on the button?  Looking back would you still shove k3os there? Also interesting spot with the 76s hand.  I think I would call there... have 4.6-1 odds, villain is deep stacked, possibly have implied odds(I'm sure you had some reads though that made the implied odds small on this hand).  If it was a loose spewy player think you always have to call there though, perhaps against a solid tight reg its an easy fold(no implied odds).  

Hi Sam, awesome video, fast paced, lots of information !!

18:30 - when you shove p0cket00 with 57s and say "any two cards here", do you really mean any two cards? You are shoving 17,5 BB effective, into a good player that as we saw is calling pretty accurate.

39:10 - A2 seems to me like a snap fold you are the chip leader with plenty of chips, but there is still a lot of ICM consideration. Not sure what range you give him but there really isn't too many reasons for him to shove super light and A2o just doesn't have enough equity.

With a healthy stack like yours there is still a lot of room for getting good icm spots even if the other stacks are 12 an 16,5 bb. We can shove the Button pretty wide if sb is on the tighter side (we're talking into consideration if we fold the button how often does the sb shove).

Acording to ICMIZER 

If sb shoves around 35% when folded to him, we can shove as much as 82% from the button and show profit.

If sb shoves around 65%, we shove 48% of hands from button, and auto profit on the spots when he gets called down.

If sb shoves 100%, we can only shove 19% of hands from the button!

There is a few more factors we should take into consideration like BB calling range etc.. but these numbers are just a simulation showing how much our shoving range should change depending on the tendencies of the short stacks, and that being the chip leader is a luxury in its own, meaning we often make money folding, holding back not playing hands. The FGS - future game simulation is I think limited to 5 hands (not sure to how much hands), but if I'm thinking correctly the more future hands it would take into consideration the more we would have to fold out of our shoving range, with short stacks being loose, because there would be more and more auto profit spots? Am I understanding this correctly?

Whats your take on this Sam? 

Hi Jersey,

Overcall ranges are ranges for opponents against Hero push and a call, 

so to demonstrate: if hero shoves the BTN, SB calls, the BB range of Calling at this moment is the overcalling range.

lets use an example 

Main ranges (calling ranges)

Hero push 82%

SB calls 11%

if SB folds, BB calls 7,5%

(If i had to guess this is where you made the mistake, you probably thought that BB calls 7,5%, and SB action doesn't change his range)

Overcall ranges

(To enter overcall ranges we need to click the tab, Overcall ranges)

Hero push 82%

SB call 11%

if SB calls, BB overcalls 8,6%

"Why would we need to know their overcall range? Wouldn't we only be interested in their calling range?"

Now that you understand what overcalling is you probably already understand why we need to know the overcalling ranges, as we need all the ranges of all the actions, to calculate if our shove is profitable.

Are the updates the store Phil?!

Hey!
I enjoyed your video very much and congrat to victory!
I have a few remark( sorry my english is not the best:)

I am pretty sure K3 shove on the button is lose, even with ICM considerations.
May be the best play would be a 2-2.5 raise, and folding to pocket00's shove and calling the BB.

"As shown by what he calls by what Pocket00 calls with a lot of players are calling with the range you outline. But if you or I are in Pocket00's position we should be calling with the range ICMizer recommends."

It is not quite true, when you know players like him playing under nash you should consider he's play have a reverse effect on your range, and profit.
K3 is a breakeven push (and probably not the most profitable way to play+increase variance) if we presume they will calling ranges what's would be perfect mathematically, but its actually never happening, and you know pocket00's calling tendencies are lighter than the perfect, your bottom part of your pushing range will be huge -EV because of that.( both of you -EV)
I'm highly prefer raise folding there to him, K3 and a few percent of my range from the bottom.
He wont be so light to exploit you,(bigblind too, but you would have an odds call anyway) and you can decrease variance.

You squeezed with tens in a spot, where you mentioned you can get away your hand if BB shove, and the firstraiser reshove to you. It's probably a good idea, you look very strong on that spot anyway.
Next time you flatted with 88's and also mentioned, you would folding to SB if he shove+3x flat looks super strong. I can argue with that.
1., You thought the fishy's rest of chips getting in anyway, but it is not 100percent because he is a fish as we saw.
2. and shove 88 there is better imo, in that case SB cant call with AQ, AKo maybe 99 even with 1010 ( I dont calculate it but these hands seems to me fold in that spot where a lot of shortys out there)
but this way he could easily reshove those hands or at least flatting with them(even flatting with more KJs KQs, AJs:) a decent amount of time. I don't think we have to worry about he will have an over pair.
And a bit later you open shove 88 5handed but it seems to me a bit like 1010 squeeze spot earlier. Here you could get away your hand if sby 3bet and after sby else 4betting you but you didnt mention the same thing like before. Nothings wrong with openshove because of ICM (I prefer raising there, 88 is a very strong hand 5 handed) I just spot this little inconsequent way of thinking :))

On 4 handed, may be K5s is profitable shove, or at least a 3bet fold, opponent first raise a lot, huge-huge ICM effect on opponent. I think we cant miss out that spot.

I missed an openraise with an Ax but a few hands after you open raising 4handed a low suited connector. It seems to me a little bit illogical too. Probably the same category, I mean you couldn't call allin with either hands, but at least you have a blocker with Ace blablabla, I dont want to bore you with that :)

In HU, with Q6o raisefolding or limping is profitable than the push.
Limping with 92o is >> than fold
A3s hand is interesting, I dont think we can get away from it in times like peoples can raise folding from 10bb easily, but yes a little bit weird spot and shady
maybe I would leveled myself in that spot too

please respond to my remark, I am interested in your opinion about it

Hey so put in a range for Pocket00. Still pretty tight but defo closer to what most MTTer's are calling with currently and as you say K3o comes out as a fold.

@2:00 "we have the best hand nearly always":
what about AK, AQ, A3s, QQ, 33 that is part of his range? i'm wondering if you can give further thoughts here as I'd rarely myself raise turn here fearing of being dominated by AK/AQ or called by better. Also I'd doubt vilain 2-barell with his Qx here. thanks sam, great stuff