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Nice vid, Seth! How do you train? Do you use any GTO trainer or just use PIO after the session on interesting hands? Ty

Amazing video and tips in these intense grinding times.. I really like that type of videos, thanks a lot! <3

Solid vid, as always from you! Live play + PIO is good format too, I like how clear you explain your reasoning about spots, thanks.

Amazing video, pls do more of these vids, especially where you see a lot of people are making mistakes, thanks a lot! Also really liked explanations about why things are the way they are.

Great video. Just dont auto fold like min 38 on table 2 please :)

Loved those little PIO concepts with explaining why things are, the way they are. Thnx!

Cool vid, looking for more of those! Blind versus blind 100 bb limp/check would be sick spot, but prob takes too long to solve. So just pick whatever you like spot.

Hey, great vid, already waiting for next one! How much time it takes to solve one ICM preflop sim? And you solve it on PC or on the server? Thanks.

Hey, great video.

At 5:00 with Q5s if he made it big bet like 2/3 to Pot, would you still call there flop or just check/fold?

At 9:10 with A9s, what you think about 3bet sweeze there with that hand?

at 22:35 with JTo, Was expecting hearing that it too thin to shove there and that we can still min raise especially in sunday million.

at 39:10 with TT, what is our plan vs c/r there? We block his bluffs there but wondering if it just too tight to fold vs c/r with TT there.

Great video, thanks.

25:48 - Can you explain flatting hand like k3s on SB vs open there on bottom corner table?

Great video. Thanks.

33:35 98 hand, what you think about small turn bet (1/4 to 1/3 or so) given he started flop with 100%-top part range (all random hearts/spades/4x/weaker 9x). Thinking decent number of weaker hands still can call us if we make it 25% pot sizing (2 flush draws/weaker 9x/some 4x ect). Plus we don't give free card and get to showdown way cheaper then check back + call vs bet brick river.
I don't think we will see c/r that often in that spot also.

Very good video , great format.

27:00 Bottom right corner where you fold 88 to a delayed c-bet on the turn - what would your continue range look in this spot? And additionally, if the bet sizing was smaller (say 55% or even a block), would you consider including 88 (or at least the combinations without the diamond) into your calling range?

I would really like for you to continue this series. Very interested in the HU match especially.

I think Phil meant that if he minraises to 58 and somebody else behind calls then original bettor can go all in. Then Phil can't repot, which is obviously very bad for us. This wouldn't be the case if op had 58 or more chips

Darrenrose32 I disagree. Live play series with 4 or less tables would just not work. Not enough hands/spots. Even with 6 tables I feel like there's often not enough interesting things to talk about. Also, I don't really find the speech hard to understand, even as a non-native speaker. While it's true that teachers/instructors need to put effort into teaching, it's also true that students need to put effort into learning, and not whine about superficial things :)

In the KcQc hand, against your 250k bet on the river, mexican folded JJ :)
You can check it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkUZE4uPo4c

Men, if there will be any chance or possibility to make another vid about any topic u think would be worth us to watch, then do it! If not, then not.. thanks for everything u gave us for community and gl in whenever u go. You are true gentleman of the game and I respect that! Also learning us to be better players and better people in general. Best of luck.

Will the aliases only be English names? Or will there be some Fedors, Bertrands, and Guses? :)

This is a very superficial thing, but I was curious if the RunItOnce will have a customizable table design (cards, felt color, background, maybe even multiple themes to choose from)? Thanks in advance.

Regarding the 06:15, I'm guessing it's very opponent dependant. As you mentioned, in the lower stakes, you're just not going to get called here by worse because the competition in general is much weaker and they really like to 'wait for better spots'. But in these high rollers, guys aren't passing on any possible edges they can find, which makes it very possible to get hero called by worse, especially in a pretty capped spot like this. Wizowizo is Ole Schemion, a german crusher, so he could definitely make some 'light' calls in certain spots if he thinks he's ahead enough of the time.

Hey Chris, could I ask you about the turn sizing in this spot with Q8s. Would it be fine to bet a smaller amount? I can't imagine we're making the opponent fold anything better, and I presume the hands that are worse shouldn't have a ton of equity against us anyway (I suspect a lot suited spade hands c-bet on the flop, and maybe a decent amount of 9x/7x as well).

I could be wrong, but I believe by "impossible to hit" Chris meant that there shouldn't be a lot of hands containing a 5 or a deuce in the opponents' preflop flat-calling ranges. The BB will definitely have some, but the BTN should have very few of them if any.

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Thanks for the videos! If you ever run out of ideas, I have a suggestion. You could pick out a video from this YouTube channel and put your commentary on it: https://www.youtube.com/user/BanZzai33/videos

There's a lot of SCOOP, WCOOP, Winter Series FTs on there. Plus, it has payouts, all the hole cards, and even the chat.

Hi,
I have one suggestion: Live KO tourneys, those tourneys became very popular, but there isn't a lot of videos, especially live play (where u can see bounty). It would be fun to watch with a lot of action included.

Great vid, really liked PIO part about betsizings. But I would like too see more complex stuff, particularly where one sizing isn't preferable most. Like river spot for OOP after x/c, x/x and fd gets there, or (and) paired board and it's hard to pick even two best sizings. I guess it's blocking and overbetting small after some experiments w PIO. I would appreciate any tip about that situation, thanks!

1. call
2. 3b/call
3. fold

It's nice to see your assumptions if you got raised or shoved. I think it's a better way of learning.

@10:00 JTs, opening and calling ~15bb shoves and next hand KQo ~19bb doesn't seem too loose? My reasoning is:
1) You are opening early, mid possitions
2) It's not a bounty tourney
3) It's low BI and big field tourney with a lot of fish and you won't get shoved very light.
4) KQo hand, you have 43bb, his shove would be 18.5b. You don't need to take 50/50 scenario, at best (sometimes QJs), and if you will lose, you will be left with ~25bb with way less playability then 43bbs

@12:00 ATs hand, his stack is 1/6 compared to yours, you have decent backdoors and overcard to J. I would choose to bet ~half pot (representing KQo, QTs) and put him in a tuff spot with his KT,Q8,T8,87 hands rather than me on later streets.You are saying that T or 8 is good turn card, but it doesn't look good, because it favors BB's range, and if you brick the river, you will get bluffed most of the time.

Makes sense, helped me a lot, thank you very much!