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great stuff!

I am railing your session on 5/10 at the moment where this very recreational player is godmoding nanonoko... Very entertaining :) Wondering who will get his 16k stack...

Hey Teunuss,

Loved the video, learned a lot. When I see my 43 counterfeited on the river, I just fold and complain about how I run, instead of recognizing a good bluf combo...

If you get into one of these river situations, do other factors, besides the actual hand and if they include blockers or not, affect your decision to check raise bluf? In understand that you use an exploitive strategy vs recs, but what about these high level villains in this vid?

I did enjoy some parts of the video, but I agree that there were too many standard / cooler hands, that did not add any educational value.

For future similar videos I suggest you do not discuss every hand that meets the criteria, but that you select a few to include in your video.

Great vid guys, nice discussion.
I think MMAsherdog played in an interesting (not standard) way. The last hand overbet on the river is not that common, so that is nice to see.
I wouldn't mind another vid of Chael Sonnen, maybe reviewed by someone who is more familiar with the Zoom 500 player pool. (Teunus, or ERA7ER)

Also, also, also

Love to see some 400bb+ pots, winning op losing

about the 78cc,

I don't think it is as clear a fold as everyone is saying. Versus a normal fish, I agree they never shove with worse. But I still see enough megafish that shove here with worse on these limits. What kind of fish is hard to determine by just looking at 80/40 over 5 hands. 

When I watched the video, my first instinct was JJ/QQ by the sizing of the flop raise, and the river overshove. AA is often a limp/reraise pre for (mega)fish in my experience. 

Also, these sorts of beats are the most tilting for me. (vs weak player/+maybe making a mistake). How do you feel about these kind of losses?