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Callum,
Cool video. Enjoyed your analysis of these bluff catch spots and I look forward to the next one.

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thejericho2,
Great video. Always enjoy how you explain spots in terms of how you think about a spot as well as the solver work that you walk through afterwards.

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thejericho2,
Some interesting hands. The last hand you analyze, AcJh on Tc5cTd turn Js river 8c, I would have thought as you did that the Ac would be a better blocker than having Jc. Why do you think that is? Seems like having Jh is better because that removes all JTs combos. Does villain not raise A hi flush draws on flop? I guess if villain only raises non nut flush draws then that could make sense. Curious what you think.

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Frankie,
Really nice video. For the amount of information you provided, you explained and presented it really well, so it was easy to follow.

Thanks Frankie

Dhruv,
Great video. As always you explain your thought process really well when analyzing your hand histories. A lot of great information that I learned from in this one.

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Ryan,
Nice job on this one. I have been trying to study tournament play recently and have enjoyed watching your videos. How do you normally go about factoring in bounties when making your decisions as the tournament progresses?

Thanks for the video and any feedback.

Adam,
Fun and entertaining video. Haven't really played PKO tournaments before but have played some bounty tournaments in the past. Curious how the bounties work in PKO's. I noticed that each player has a bounty that gets progressively bigger as they KO other players and win their bounty, but how do the bounties get bigger for each player? Do you keep part of the bounty of the player you KO and a percentage gets added to your bounty?

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Alexandra,
Enjoyed the mix of solver analysis along with your real time review of the play. A couple of interesting hands that you go through in this one. Nice video.

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Jan,
Interesting topic for this video. Overall nice video with lots of good advice.

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Nuno,
Nice video. Some interesting spots that you analyze here. The 78ss hand was a pretty bad runout for you. The river decision seems the most interesting in that villain bets so small that your raise gives villain a good price to continue with even one pair hands that contain no spade. As played, I feel like villain could turn pairs with no spade into bluffs putting your hand in a tough spot. Do you think it makes more sense to raise bigger on flop and possibly play two street game or 2e on turn size? Curious if your hand is more of a fold on river if bigger raise size on flop with 2e size on turn?

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Simon,
Thanks for another great video. I appreciate the way you explain your thoughts as well as theoretical and exploitative ideas. Nice job.

Nathan,
Great video. Enoy the series so far. Looking forward to the next one.

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Alien Slayer,
Nice video. I have played a lot of PLO but not 5 card PLO, so it has been interesting seeing some of the 5 card videos and picking up on the differences. Nice job.

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Paul,
Very nice video diving into polarized c-betting strategy on K-J hi boards. You do a nice job of explaining a lot of the strategic decisions. Great job.

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Tyler,
Another great video with lots of interesting hands/situations.

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Tyler,
Interesting hand at ~31:00 with the T6dd on 6AAT board. This hand makes the most sense to bluff with in this spot. I am curious if you are always following through on river or if you are giving up sometimes with this hand? I imagine there are some river cards that you are giving up on (I imagine an Ace).

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Tyler,
Well played and well explained hand at ~14:00 when you have 35o on 9s3s5cJc9c. This line from villain is pretty common it seems where when hero calls flop, villain will overbet turn quite frequently when a brick comes on turn thinking that you would raise off most if not all of your 2 pair+ hands. Against that player type, mostly calling seems like superior play. Well played hand.

Frankie,
Thanks for the response to my question. Yeah, I can see what you are saying about blocking some of the region that we are looking to fold out, it just seems like having 3 outs is a lot better than 0 in this spot. Always tricky when you have a card that has good and bad properties like this one where you block some value (QQ) as well as give yourself 3 outs vs 66-JJ but also block some of the folding range as you stated.

Thanks for the input Frankie.

Dan,
Great video. Lots of good information about various types of mistakes a player can make. Would enjoy seeing a series of videos, perhaps the randomization video you spoke of or possibly a video on fear.

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Sam,
Nice video. Great analysis as always from you.

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Teunuss,
On the last hand you played with the A9s on AhQh6c turn 7c river 6d, facing a check on flop and turn with a check raise on river, I think this line is very under bluffed by pool. I agree that villain probably bets AJ+ on flop close to pure and when they do check flop they almost pure bet turn with these hands. That said, their only value is a 6 and I think you are not going to find many players check raise bluffing a 7 here (or a Q). I think the most likely "bluff" in this spot by pool would be weaker Ax hands trying to get you off of a chop, and I am not sure you will see that very often on this runout with the line they took. I think I fold here vs unknown or typical rec player in a live setting. Interesting spot and great job with this video.

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Teunuss,
On the hand you play at ~36:00 when you have AKo on board of Jd7h6s turn Kh river 8s, does the fact that villain shows up with T9o here make your hand more of a call here? Curious because villain has more value than given credit for, but at the same time they have more bluff candidates on river if they show up with T9o. In live poker you will see some pretty random bluffs sometimes, so this feels like a spot that you cannot fold. Interesting hand.

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Ivan,
Great job on this video. Always nice to see a video that is a heavy theory-based video that dives in a little deeper on a specific topic.

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Frankie,
Overall fun and informative video. Well done on the commentary/analysis of the hands.

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Frankie,
Interesting hand at ~26:00. Villain jamming 52hh on 8588 board seems like it could be ok, but wouldn't we want to have a better kicker here that can give us a chance to improve vs over pair? I think I would rather jam a 5 with broadway kicker so that we both block some over pairs as well as have outs when behind (while also accomplishing denying equity and getting called by some worse hands like you stated).

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Krzysztof,
Nice video. Enjoy the way you explain your thought process on the hands you play. Great job.

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Ryan,
Nice video and series. As someone who has not played a PKO (only a few bounty tournaments) this was an interesting and informative series. Look forward to future content from you.

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Thanks Callum,
Yeah, I realize that the board texture can make a pretty big difference in multi way spots and there is no way to really accurately know how much more or less to bet. I was mostly looking for how you decide to bet less frequently in these spots and the examples you gave make a lot of sense. Thanks again for the response.

Callum,
Great video as always. Look forward to the next one.

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