Mushmellow

Good rule of thumb is to have at least 100 times whatever you buy-in for for cash games for NLH.

love the video and MIRIN' the squats :D

keep up the good content i enjoy watching! <3

again great video~ love Gremoo's marketing for the fish on black chip at the end of the video :P

so where are you keeping your time machine? these idiots look like party poker 2003 :D keep up the good work champ!

40and7 spotted.

It is called running a business guys, it happens! Doug is doing a lot of good work and crushing the YouTube now~

Yeah games still very soft, players like Mush donk a lot of money to frabby cakes! <3

jakeeeeeeee

These type of transactions are very tricky without a trusted escrow. It's usually better to just pay the 5% fee.

Solvers don't actually work. Toy game you set up in a solver is not the actual game being played. People are fantasizing over these like the new Atkin's diet, when time should really be spent in mental game study and soft skills. >>>>>> GTO hog wash~~

100+ buy ins before you play a stake, you need to live by this rule or die by variance. You only have the choice once.

You can't play enough hands to realize your EV in these spots if your bankroll has a high % of dipping below 0. You can run some sims to see but even if you have a huge edge in these games Risk of Ruin is always higher than we like.

Good luck!

http://pokerdope.com/poker-variance-calculator/

Should we initiate the Run It Once member DDOS attack? Everybody get your Table Ninja out and click away!

I wonder what this means for sites like WPN? Also operates in US and even states like Nevada that Bovada doesn't allow people to play in.

lol at the fish who joined near the end wigging out with KTs, these games are juicy~

great video as always keep up the good work :)))

Best not to focus on knitpicking preflop too much, the cuspy parts of the range are breakeven so it doesn't really matter what you do with them. It won't effect your bottom line at all.

Postflop is wayyyyyy more important :))

Played well this match. Quick question on your cbet strategy in single raised pots. It looks like you are using 3 sizings. From the looks of it, each board you play has 1 sizing with your whole range on the flop?

What do you think about splitting your range on the flop into 3 different ranges (1 with each of your sizes) on each flop instead of 1 sizing per flop based on the board texture.

Thanks for the great video and good to see the games still soft even on the "tougher" sites~

Regarding preflop ranges, does anyone has any suggestions for basic VPIPs vs different raise sizes?

For example BB 3bet and VPIP vs 2x raise, 2.5x raise, 3x raise?

What are the most common sizings as a PFR? What might be a reasonable PFR % for a 2.5x preflop raise?

Thanks!

So who wants to play HUNL with me?

pm sent

Yes do you want to test out your skills against me? I'm trying to get action lately but its hard.

#suckstobeanAmerican

But I can somehow tell that, from the lack of ignitive motivation and
my general philosophy, setting monetary goals, or even career goals,
should never be on the top of my priority list. For, that would make
me do this just for making more money, and ultimately deprive me of
freedom and enslave me to money and time instead.

Very insightful! Thanks for sharing, you write very well. I feel like in our culture a lot pressure is put on men to succeed in their career path and people are quick to judge people based on income/house/car etc. I think it becomes an easy trap for us to fall into this hive mind mentality and forget that freedom (financial and time) is more important than material goods or social status.

As a PPP its easy to become trapped to grinding too much and not balancing life ranges, especially when you can control your own hours and there is action at all ours of the day. I think for me, balancing off the table is the hardest part.

Best of luck,
Mush

I'm still rocking last year's hat :P