HackeSpitze123

35:11 final table: any thoughts on raising A3o there? especially if the guys who cover you aren't aggro / BB doesn't defend a lot

37:11 hotter 55: ATs pretty easy jam even without fold equity, isn't it?

very good video!

not on a computer with flopzilla right now so I can't check before asking, but in general you seem to value stuff like 75o more than say J2s in a 3bet range.
Could you elaborate a bit more on that? Domination issues?

one thing you could improve on (even though this was really really pleasant plus informative at the same time already):
-> you could show the initially assumed 3bet and call3bet ranges for each hand after seeing the flop in equilab/flopzilla or w/e, especially if you pause the video while typing in the flops it'll only prolong each hand 30 secs or sth.

yeah i also liked the amount of tables and the series is just great! maybe elio could talk a bit more voluntarily + louder^^

you missed some spots, though:

07:55 109rebuy A9s possible rejam, I think folding is viable but would like to know what makes you decide against it?

08:55 109 turbo 2nd K4s -> would have loved elio to comment on utg spots, when to jam lighter than nash or even go -EV with adjusted calling ranges

11:00 109 turbo 2nd hand itself is less interesting, but I would rly like to know Elio's shoving range (and how he adjusts it in different scenarios) there

thanks for the series

thanks for this video.

23:30 As2s thoughts on betting the turn as a semi-bluff (we could get him to fold some pockets + usually have 5 outs) + bluff prevention against rather weakish ranges ? problem is we're not repping a whole lot (esp. since I'd want to use decent betsizing), but I would guess that they still fold enough, given the ch/behind and the BB not leading the turn.