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great video. regarding the last video, I think it would be a good idea to focus on one sizing, use the nodelock function and adjust the sim accordingly. otherwise it gets too complicated imo.

I would also like to here your thoughts to this spot. The hand starts at 12:30 on table 1.

Hi thanks for the video!
36:40 table 4 you review a hand which was played by two other players. I found it interessting that you described the turn c/c of a three quarter potsize bet by the oop player with a nine high fd plus gutshot as standard. he is drawing to the backdoor fd, so his hand is maybe a bit more hidden, on the other side the board pairs itself on the turn and the ip player has only three times his bet amount left. do you still think that it's well played? does the oop player realizes enough equity to justify his call?

thx

Great video, looking forward for the next part of it!

Great Video, I especially liked the Pio part. I think there are plenty of zoom 500 live play videos out there so I really appreciate a more in depth analyse video. Looking forward to see more of your session review + pio analysis videos.

99 hand is around min 12 at table 3

Hello, unfortunately I can't load this video. I have been trying it for 2 weeks and in multiple browsers. All other videos on rio are working fine for me. Hope you can figure out whats the matter with the video. thx

Thanks for the video, great content!
Last Hand Q9s: You said you want to unblock diamonds when you 3barrel the river, can you name some of the combos you would prefer to 3barrel on this runout? Is having a Q a concern because it blocks villains folding range of QJ?

Min 36 Table 2: Do you call the turn overbet with two pair hands like Q9,J9, T9? I assume you 3bet most of your AK, TT, JJ, QQ preflop so when you don't call the turn with those marginal two pair hands villains Kx straights are basicly the nuts on the river.

Hi, can you explain the concept behind the small flop cbets multiway?

For instance at min 32 table 1 you cbet around 30% with KJs 3 handed on a dynamic board which also hits the CO cold calling range pretty well. Another example is at min 33 table 4 where you cbet the flop 3handed half pot on a dryer structur.

Why do you elect to cbet bigger on a dryer board?

I'm relativlely new to NL and was thinking that compared to HU you would cbet less often multiway and therefore be more polarized which results in a bigger cbet sizing. What am I missing?

Thank you for the video!