Marty K

Great vid stevie, looking forward to more. I like the presentation model of dividing general knowledge and HH analysis.

Hate every street except turn. On riv I think you have a ton of better hands to call river with the line you've taken.

Regarding the KTo Raise call. In order to make EV(Raise/calling) > EV(Raise/folding) we require the following to be true:

0 < EV(Raise Calling) = e*16240 + (1-e)(-9940), where e = equity vs his calling range.

Equivalently, e > 38%.

Running through some ranges, he has to be jamming about 20% (AA-55,AK-A9,KQ-KT,QJ,Ax8x-Ax2x,Kx9x-Kx7x,QxTx-Qx9x,JxTx-Jx9x,Tx9x) here for this to be a call off.

As a default I don't assume people are jamming this wide, is this a mistake?

Nice vid brian.
Interesting some of the lines you take postflop. Could you do a turbo session video?

Great video Phil, I feel like there is very little educational content regarding PLO mtts.

I would like to see you make a video for the Shallow/Cap strutures that seem very popular on FTP atm, the short stack depths in those games follow closely to the short stack depths often played out in MTTs.

Maybe because it was a few years ago...

Hey Sauce,
To do a proper analysis of this river spot as you know starts with PF. Since I haven't played either you HU in an ante game, could you just provide a rough % breakdown of Oddsens 3bet range in this spot and your defence range.

Refreshing to see a MTT reg not play like a abc pre ante. Commentary is A+

NIce introduction to some of the basic ideas of GTO sean. I have a question regarding multi street strategy and how to tackle the problem quantitavely.

As an example we know if you min raise the btn HU, the "minimal defence" threshold as you call it in the BB is 50%. However this is not taking into account the BTN's natural positional advantage postflop, the BTN's equity in the hand, etc...

So in reality he gets a discounted price on the pot odds because the hand doesn't just end PF and hence we need to defend more then 50% to not get exploited. My question is how would you accurately go about estimating/solving this discount that exists due to the multi street nature of the game?

Always good to hear steve voice his opinions in some of the big pots you played, however I think most of us will get alot more value watching you play some of the more common (small) pots such as your opening ranges in various spots and the rationale behind certain choices.

I think haivng a fluid sub 20bb stack is the way to go in the games these days. If you do not have a raise/f range on 12-20bbs you are missing out on some extremely +cEV spots.

Great video Jason, definately like the emphasis on discipline and making some +cEV folds that are -tEV.

Hey phil I noticed in the QJ97ds hand you opted to call the 4bet in the 3 way pot for half your stack pf yielding a very shallow spr on the flop. Just wondering at what stack threshold do you consider calling the n-th bet pf equivalent to just going aipf? Also what is the weakest 3bet/call hand in your range here?