Malfato

Hey, guys.

I've been part of Brpc since February/20 and I joined the team because I've been stagnant for years, I couldn't study alone, I couldn't beat the game I beat for years and decided to apply for the team. In those three months, it seems I've recovered years of inertia.

If you feel standing still in time, without much expectation of what comes ahead, apply to the team. You will be in the best possible place for your growth again.

+1 for EP/MP vs CO/BU on SRPs. It would be of great help for us. Thanks and keep it up.

+1 For continuing the series. Awesome content. Agreed with ryot's comment above :"Something to consider as well moving forward is how your strategy will change vs sub-optimal ranges and sub-optimal opponents so that we can maximumly exploit weaker players.". < I think this is key, hopefully your mind can enlighten us further more. Thanks Mark, take care.

Hey Pete, nice video. Whatever you do, I just want to say that we highly appreciate your comparisons regarding how the field and its tendencies/unbalances do actually deviate from equilibrium. This gives us a more realistic approach on extracting solid results when studying.
Keep going. Thanks.

Hi Pete! Nice one. Could you give us some insight at 27:00 where you 2/3 flop bet on JT3 monotone with Ax4d BU vs BB. I have noticed that solvers will often suggest a small sizing on some monotone textures, and I would love to have some insights and tips to study this spot a little bit more. What parts of your range will use this 2/3 sizing there? And if you have a value/bluffing range for 1/3, how will this one be different from the 2/3 one?

Great video as usual. I would like to see more references to the player pool tendencies aka exploits, pretty much like you spotted a couple of time in this video. It's always good to visualize PIO strat. being mixed with pool tendencies to have a fair and solid guideline and maximize our EV, since some strats are going to deviate because population is overdoing stuff or vice versa.

QTcc confirmed?

Can you explain the 88 jam(25:18)? You said it's an easy shove but I couldn't understand why it's +$EV, I even did some calculations with ICMIZER. Thank you for the great vídeo.

Hey Mark, could you make a live session playing fastfoward at party poker? There are mostly nlh100 games. Thanks, I always enjoy ur vids.

I dont have all AJs, 87s, 76s, KQs, KJs in my range PF because I think they will have a strong calling range deep(even though there is a limper/caller). My mistake assuming that?

PioSolver says that is a bet/call with AK+.

Zaza, great video. Well, you are opening 3x from the btn and 2.xx from other positions, can you explain whats the strategy behind that?

I'm opening 2.38x from every position except SB which i'm opening 3x, I play NL200 and NL100Z.

Do you think is it necessary to open this small on NL100? (the field is way fishier than NL200/500). So, i don't know if i'm losing money by opening less in a field people will call a lot.

Thanks and cya

Excelent job Mark, i would love to watch more videos with this format, keep it up.

Cameron, thankyou for your answer. Also, i noticed you opened QJo from MP without donk's in the blinds. I'm not used to open those broadways like KJo,QJo,KTo and etc from MP, is it standard? Aren't we very dominated by most villain's call range?

Hey Cameron, nice video! Could you explain why you open 2.66bb's in EP, 2,55bb's in MP and etc? I'm actually opening 3x EP and MP, 2.5x CO, 2x BTN and 3x SB with RFI +- like: 17/20/27/55/45.