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Fun series, congrats on the run!

Extremely fun format. I definitely prefer this one and would be interested to see similar for other games/streets.

I got a 38, so I will have to refrain myself for playing too many of these during WSOP. :)

I loved how unfiltered you were for this one, plus I find it useful to get your first thoughts when facing a spot (similar to playing). Defintely do not watch them beforehand if you do similar content.

Ideally, I would have liked to see a few preflop sims for some of the spots. At the end of the video or on the next part.

Nice first video Jeremy! Would be very interested to see some PLO MTT content as well :)

*0:30 MsChanandlerBong, not MsChandlerBing

My two cents on your questions as you await for Alex's response.

5:59 I agree with you about preflop not 3betting enough but I don't think that it's enough of a reason to adjust your strategy and deviate from the theory in most boards.

10:00 AKLow is more locked and doesn't need protection from anything, hence no use for the block. AQL likes block because it gets protection from a bunch of Kxo that can outdraw you if you have Q9s for example.

12:45 I believe Alex is talking about having a flush. KQss is way better as a slowplay than K5ss since you will get much more action if your opponent is holding a single spade combo that is the queen and not the five. Even if they already have a flush, in case another spade rolls off, you are still getting significant action from Q2ss let's say but not so much from 52ss.

Good video Alex!

I appreciated the faster pace on this one since you are basically comparing to previous installments.

Hey Kevin!

Great video as always!

Just wanted to point out that at 39:38, on the 77 hand, you're basically facing 0.2% of the range(red) ,which is basically only AKo and that's why we call sometimes. The orange-colour range that consists the majority of the VPIP range is the 3bet non-ai and we would definitely fold 77 if facing that range, as you correctly assumed.

Very well said amigo <3!

Looking forward to more videos that include more on that besides the technical analysis.

Hey Stoyan! Great video!

Really enjoyed the mental game part of the video in the beginning! Long way from the tilted kid in that turbo FT in Monte Carlo! :)

Hey Seth!

I am a fan of your videos generally but a lot of this footage you have used before and obviously I do not appreciate the repetition when paying 100ish$ per month.

I suspected that the tournaments took place last year around May but I didn't realize straight away. However, the K2cc ringed a bell (4th June 2020) and the Q9ss vs O'Dwyer you have even showed a sim for (16th June 2020). This was just those I remembered and looked for, there is a strong chance more of the footage is reused.

Nice video Alex!
46:33 The good old valuebluff with Q8s from ip, folding out KQ/QJ/QT and getting called by Q7-Q6s

Excellent video!

I found it really useful to see you (while guessing myself) put in practice, the theory concept you analysed.

Welcome! Nice first video!

I appreciate the honesty and the courage of showing your mistakes! It's great to see someone playing up to 10kNL falling victim of rolling too high/low. I'm definitely guilty of this myself.

I believe we are actually leveraging our nut advantage (two pair+) to get protection for hands that really need it.

You will also notice that we block 32/52 etc almost pure to get two overcards to fold, while checking K3/K5/Q3/Q5 to keep hands like KQ-QJ-AK in as we need less protection and can get value if we both hit our common card.

Great stuff! There is almost no content like this on the site and this should be Elite material imho.

Have to agree with the previous comment though, you or the editing team (maybe still time to do it) should have zoomed in every different sim as you were talking about it. Had to switch from a laptop to a desktop because it seemed impossible in a laptop screen, let alone a phone one. (And it was still impossible to see some numbers when talking about specific combos/parts of our range)

Great video as always! :)

I really liked the comparison of ChipEv and ICM play with the side to side simulations.