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Just commenting since I was surprised to see people not liking this format.

I absolutely love this format!

34:00 Table 4: What do you think of shove here? Of course a very small percentage play but I think we have the absolute best hand for it. Blocking straight flush and quads. Pair this with him with him almost always having AJ for value, he only has the 4th nuts and we can have all the others (I guess not quads if he has AJ)

14:30 Top Right: Are we really using a small bet strategy here? I am wondering why we would have any other bet size than Pot with SPR's as they are

Thanks for the video!

Personally I think 3 tables fast forward is a bit too much for a video. Hard to go very into depth in certain spots. Two tables would be better imho.

Same, desperately need more 6+ material here.

Really enjoyed this series, thanks Phil!

I might be biased as I enjoy watching the WCOOP replays myself and take a similar approach as to what you do in these videos :)

Thanks for the video!
Min 37: you just did a simulation with your strong draw against the likely badugi hand and two weaker hands.

You did not talk about the possibility of check/raising after the first draw. I was thinking it could be an option to get an extra bet from the weaker ranges. Since you only drew one, the initial raiser should be scared if he had J/Q/K badugi so he might just call, pricing the other two weaker hands in to put another bet in the pot. You think this is not worth it because of the fact that he might put in another raise and price out the other two players?

Just curious about this since you did not mention anything about it but I think it is worth considering.

Hi Cristopher,

Great video as usual!.

I have some thoughts on the 9:45 Razz situation where you say it is hard to 3 bet when your door card is much higher than the opener.

I am not sure if I completely agree with that. In this situation, as you said, villain is close to opening 100%. Against that range we have over 55% with our current hand, depending on what the dead cards are and thus we're leaving money on the table. Or do you think he will fold out the worst portion of his range to a 3bet while he might bluff with those more on 4th?

at 47:22, when Jason defends his BB. This seems to be quite an easy defend? Sure we have a bad O8 hand but it's limit omaha. We just need 3.5 to 1 and we always have 2 to 1 preflop.

Watching this video just to get some quick information for the SCOOP tonight :D

Will we be able to run it twice on the site?

After watching this video I feel I might be defending way too tight out of the BB in HU. For example hands like 8s6s3s3 and KTd8d5 are instafolds in my book but Phil seems to not even think about these actions.