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I think the live play is great, but it would require you to sit out for a minute to talk about some of the hands for a while. Not sure if you would want this though and if that's the case, it might be just as other have said that post-play analysis is better. Personally though I like the live-play videos more across the board but it certainly was a bit stressful to watch you struggling with the time banks and the replayer :p

Very interesting :D

You say that you've understood it from PIO that the OOP player shouldn't slowplay very much, but instead call down with bluff catchers and raise their value. Surely this is mostly because in the hands you ran simulations on, the stacks are less than 50bb. If we are in a cash game 200bb deep, surely slowplaying a decent amount of nut combinations is detrimental?

I've made the same observations as EP pfr vs LP cold calls, where PIO recommends CBetting like 9% on some unfavorable boards. This has led to me checking a lot OOP when getting called which is, as you say, something that many great players don't do as much as I. I'd also be very interested to hear Sauce's thoughts on this!

I'd just like to add that I enjoyed this video a lot as well. PIO is a very interesting tool and I'd like more videos using it!

Easy call for me aswell, I just think they show up with enough non nutty hands there. And I wouldnt be surprised at all to see overpairs there that "got afraid" or something.

Love the exploitable adjustment theme as compared to the GTO style of ex. Sauce. I feel like it is more useful to lower stakes players as myself!

Great video by the way! Would love more database reviews! :D

I actually think betting half pot on turn as he seems to do is a pretty big leak. I used to do that and I would end up getting half pots value for my good hands and lose 3/4 pots when my opponents ended up having good hands. Maybe that was just me not adjusting properly but I bet bigger now both as bluffs and value and I think it works out a lot better. I'm far from an expert though, just another 10 NL player!

At 9 min, what tool is it that says what pot odds we have?

Id love some regular 5 card PLO aswell! :D

I would love some more 5card PLO!

I don't think he opens too many T hands and the few he does is rarely seen with so many of the T's being on the board. Of course he could have trips but it is probably less common than the KQ and QJ type of hands. I'm no expert though so just giving my 5 cents here!