8:45 7 handed AK is a very clear call here, with pay jumps still not being extremely steep. Is has you jamming 80% though, but I think that is reasonable to expect from a reg.

5 handed it gets more tricky though. I removed the bigstack and another midstack from play and then AK ends up being very close versus an ATC range.

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great video.
at 19min, on AJTJ, u recommend turn bet of 4-5k instead of jam, which i agree jam isnt great. but do u ever consider chk back AK? the jack is way more in BB range. Or do you think that cuz we shorter stacked u can get away with betting a bit thinner cuz he cant c/r and abuse us like at deeper stacks? it does allow us to bluff a lot and Ax in terrible spot versus this but ya curious about turn range u use
also at 27min on t43cc6, u say 6 scare card for oop but i dont think so given tightness of preflop ranges hj v btn

Don't you think your 68o and A3o are just better r/f with how tight these guys have to re-shove behind and how less likely they are to defend their BBs wide with the way the stacks are distributed at that point in the tournament?

Really enjoying and getting a lot out of this series having a different perspective on mtts by non mtt coaches is great in my opinion thanks for making it.

Whilst I am posting and the boss may be reading any chance you could shorten / get rid of the forced intros that seem to have been introduced in the past 6 months on RIO always grates in me listening to someone being forced to do an intro much prefer the this is the game/these are the dyanamics let's go intros #sidetracked

Nice video. At 32:30, given the dynamic you mentioned, what are the best hands you are folding here?