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Ivan,
Very nice video on post flop ICM. I enjoy your videos because you take deeper dives into strategy for specific situations.

Thanks Ivan

Tyler,
Great video on the theory of OOP play.

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Alex,
Love the format of this video and looking forward to seeing more. Great job explaining all of the interesting hands. I enjoy seeing deeper analysis of fewer hands like this.

Thanks Alex

Alexandra,
Some interesting hands in this coaching session regarding thought process. Nice job.

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thejericho2,
Another great video. Look forward to seeing more from you in the future.

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thejericho2,
The hand you play at ~24:00 when you have KQo in a 4-bet pot and face ~10% psb on A32 rainbow and call. Turn is an A and you fold to a bet. Curious if villain checks turn what you strategy looks like. Do you just give up 100% or are you ever bluffing here? Feels like if we get to turn and face a check it is probably close (maybe bluff sometimes with Kh?). Interested in how you would proceed in this alternate line.

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Jeremy,
Interesting/eye opening spot at ~30:00 where you have 96xx on 9AK turn K river A. I did not think that you would be raising a 9 that much, and I did not see 33 and 22 bluffing on this board. Pretty interesting. Great video.

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Jeremy,
On the first hand you review, the Q8dd on 4s2cTh, you cbet in a 3-way pot. Is this play more of an exploit or does not having the back door flush draw not matter all that much in this spot? I know you mention the field being weaker in general in these tournaments, just curious if you approach this spot differently vs better players.

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thejericho2,
That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the knowledge.

Jan,
Great video. Definitely agree that having a passion for poker (or anything you are pursuing) makes it much easier and enjoyable to put the work in to improve because it is something that you actually want to do.

Thanks Jan

Krzysztof,
Great video. Your content is always very informative. Look forward to more.

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Luke,
Nice video. Some interesting hands played in this session. Enjoy being let in on your thought process while you are playing.

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thejericho2,
Great video mini course. Really enjoyed watching it and thought there was a lot of great information.

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thejericho2,
On the first hand you review, I would have thought that KQxc would have called a lot more than ~10% of the time. Kind of curious why you think this hand folds so much.

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thejericho2,
Nice video.

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Sam,
Nice video. Always enjoy the mindset videos, very important part of the game.

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thejericho2,
Great video. Maybe my favorite of the series so far. Do you see a lot of players being skewed more towards either value or bluffs (being imbalanced) when over betting turns, or do you think most players are fairly well balanced in these spots? Seems like it is easy for players to lean one way or the other in their play and if you know your opponent these spots can be a little easier to play. Very informative video.

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theJericho2,
The hand where hero has 75dd on board of Jd9s4d turn 6c, you mention that you are surprised to see no raises from 75dd (pure call), do you think that this is due to having too many other better candidates like T8dd, QT, etc... Or do you think there is another reason why? Possibly getting called by bigger draws that dominate us? Curious what you think.

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Callum,
Great video series. Really enjoyed your analysis of these hands and I look forward to more.

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Callum,
The AhAx hand that jams river vs TT on KhJs8h turn 9d and river Qh, I was surprised as well to see TT fold here. Interesting that OOP has pretty much zero bets on river, but I guess that makes sense when I think about it. Would be curious to see if TT becomes closer to a fold if OOP is betting flushes and straights for value with the appropriate amount of bluff combos. My guess is that it is still a call, but closer to indifferent. Interesting play by OOP.

Callum,
The Q8dd hand at ~25:00 on Td9s3d turn Tc and river 5h, villain bets 75% pot and fold KK to the jam getting something like 3.5 - 1. Seems like if our opponent can have Q8s here, we are winning often enough to make this call. Seems also like hero is not representing a ton of value here either. Normally this type of player is a bit more noticeable as a loose player, so the KK fold seems too high up in range to fold.

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thejericho2,
Another nice video in the series. Would be interesting to see how continue range changes if our opponents are not finding all of the check raises that PIO does. Normally equilibrium is pretty sensitive, and it doesn't take all that much to move some of the continues into the fold bucket. Great job on the series so far.

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thejericho2,
Yeah, that makes sense. Seems like having a bit more board coverage when at higher spr would be valuable.

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Jan,
I really enjoy watching and digesting your videos. I have found that the times I achieve this state is usually when I am doing an activity that I am really good at. Seems like I will find myself very focused, sometimes on the process and not the activity itself, and so I am not thinking about what I need to do. Everything just falls into place.

Great topic. Thanks Jan

thejericho2,
Really enjoyed the video. How does stack depth change continue ranges both in and out of position when we are deeper, say 200bb+? Does some of the suited connectors start to get in there? Curious if strategy changes are small or if there is anything more drastic.

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thejericho2,
Interesting to see ATs continuing this much and seeing JTs folding. What are your thoughts on why ATs continues to 4 bet when we can be dominated and when we hit ace it may be tough to get stacks.

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Francesco,
Great video. Love the amount of depth you go into when discussing strategies in your videos.

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Alexandra,
Interesting idea in this video. Curious if this strategy changes very much at deeper stack depths (say 200bb+ stacks)? Is this still a viable strategy with the larger spr moving from flop to turns and rivers or do we use smaller over bets on flop? Interested in your thoughts if you have looked at this at deeper stacks and what changes you see.

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Frankie,
Very interesting video. Lots to take away from this one.

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thejericho2,
Great video. This is a play that I use but not as much as I should.

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