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Horseofhell,
Very informative video. A lot of information to take in, I enjoyed it.

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Paul,
Nice video. Some interesting hands/spots. Great job on the analysis.

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Paul,
On the hand you review at around 16:00 where hero has J9ss on Ah3d3h turn 5s and river 3s, hero takes line of bet check bet (small bet on flop and over bet river). Do you think this line is getting over called a lot vs pool? How many hands does hero have that want to take this line with over bet on river? Feel like the xbx line on this runout (especially with the river over bet) is probably over bluffed by pool. Your thoughts?

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Tyler,
Nice video.

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Alexandra,
Nice video. Nice job on the hh review.

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Chris,
Really nice video. I thought that this was a great topic for a video, and you gave a lot of really good advice on how we view things and how to achieve the results you are looking for.

Thanks again Chris

Chris,
Really enjoy the concept/thought of years into the future will be another "now" moment that you will look at in that moment the way you are looking at today's "now". Helps to motivate you to do the things necessary to be where you want to be in that future "now" so that you don't look back and regret not doing the hard work.

Thank Chris

Very nice video Alex and Rapha. Always enjoy analysis from Alex as he does a very good job explaining how each spot is incentivized to play. Really enjoyed these videos.

Thanks again Alex and Rapha

Really nice video. Love the format, I always enjoy Alex's analysis as well as yours Rapha. Great job from both of you, look forward to more.

Thanks Rapha and Alex

Rapha,
Nice to see some PLO MTT content. Nice video.

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Luke,
Another nice video. Great job.

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Nuno,
Fun and interesting format for this video. Great job.

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Krzysztof,
Nice video. Nice to hear your thoughts as you make your decisions.

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Krzysztof,
Interesting line on the hand you play at ~15:00 where you have 99 on flop of 344r turn 2d and river 6h rainbow board facing b33 and raising as a bluff. Are our main bluff candidates going to be Ax to block the A5 portion of opponents range, and just call with our pairs? I would think we start to over bluff this spot if we are not careful.

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Alex,
Great video. I really enjoyed this series. Look forward to seeing more like this.

Thanks Alex

Simon,
Really nice video. Enjoyed the play and explain as a nice change of pace every so often.

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Simon,
The hand at ~40:00 where you have KhJc on flop of 5c2cAs turn Tc and river 7d. Would we ever consider raise here instead of calling? Do opponents stack size here make any difference for us to consider this play? Interested in your thoughts.

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Simon,
The hand you play at ~23:00 where you have the AhTc on flop of 3hJh2h you xr and see a turn of Qs. Do we mostly want to bet this turn after xr? If so, I would imagine that we bet mostly large and polarize (75%+ psb)? When called we mostly give up with Ah and bluff Kh targeting opponents Ahx? Thoughts?

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Frankie,
Nice video. Some interesting play by this player pool. Nice job of explaining your thought process.

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Callum,
Loved the format and topic of this video. Great job.

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Callum,
I agree with you about the live environment. Even in high stakes games, you don't see opponents lead as much as they are "supposed to" at equilibrium (as just one example). You also see the IP pre-flop raiser bet too aggressively without considering that OOP is range checking, and this can be attacked as well. Lots of exploits to be had in the live arena.

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Pedro,
In the situations where UTG is raising middle pair with backdoor draws as the "bluff" portion of the raising range, are we generally only barreling turn when we pick up additional equity when called by btn or bb? Interesting spot when you have the board you gave (J82r) and you xr and get called by one or both players and you have one of the "bluff" hands. Are either of the villains (btn or bb) raising back very often or are they just calling the xr? Seems like very different turn strategy from utg after xr flop when villains are mostly calling verses reraising at a decent frequency. Interested in what turn strategies look like (which affects river play as well).

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Pedro,
Great video. Really enjoy the multiway pot videos you have made. Don't see a lot of this type of videos out there, so it is interesting. Look forward to seeing more from you.

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Jan,
Really great advice and a very nice video.

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Tyler,
Great video. Really enjoy your play and explain type videos as you do a good job of explaining the theory of the spot as well as how it plays in practice (real world).

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Alex,
The hand at ~29:00 when you have KTo on board of QQ9 turn 6 river 7 rainbow facing bet on flop and check through on turn. If you face a bet on river, is your hand pure calling here? What is Brian's value betting range in this line (bottom of range)? Does a 6 get bet here or is this just a 9 or better? Interested in your thoughts on bluff catching from your position and value bet/bluffing from Brian's.

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Alex,
Another great video in the series.

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Paul,
Nice video and an interesting and enjoyable series.

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Paul,
Interesting hand/river spot at ~20:00. Seems like this sizing is almost exclusively middle pairs (66-TT minus 88) and 8x with a small number of full houses (just 88 maybe low frequency 33). When you raise and face all in, villain shouldn't really have the 66,77,99 or TT. Maybe just full houses and 8x bluffs? Curious if you think that most players in this pool find the 20% bet size in this spot and if so, do you think they generally over bluff this spot (as it appears to be the case here)?

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Frankie,
The hand at ~30:00 where you have A9o on board of A9Tr turn 9d and river of 5s, you mention that this hand is close between calling and folding but that you are not really folding here. Curious how many better hands you have here? Besides TT, 66 (which gets raised a lot on flop and turn), AT and some 78s (which gets raised a lot on turn), seems like this hand is petty high up in range. I realize that in theory villain is not jamming worse for value, but I think that in practice, like you said villain could be jamming A6 as well as possibly over bluffing. Pretty interesting spot. I am interested in what you think the average player is doing here in terms of value (more value hands or less) and bluffs (over or under)?

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