Ed Walters

@35:31 you say villian had "a straight on the turn", but I think he rivered it.
QT on 4JA98

@17:29 with the trip Kings, if he bets we fold because it's underbluffed.
I'm not saying it isn't underbluffed, but what does he hav that plays that way that beats us?
22 ? QQ? KQ? AK? AA? a backdoor flush?
those hands all seem super unlikely given his line of just calling our bets.
I am not saying you are wrong, but I would have a real hard time not only saying ahead of time I would fold, but actually folding here at 50nl.
which is probably why you are teaching classes and I am playing 50nl, lol

I may have asked before - but why does it cover the table runout when you are all in?
like on the 43s vs JJ hand @3:43

not to be "that guy" but it should be what makes AN elite poker player, not "and" elite.
problem seems to be more on video label in the menu and on this page, not in the actual video.

obviously, that's the least important part.
actual video content is excellent.

not really important, but how does Hero have a different screen name on each table?
I see the villians w/ the same name on multiple tables.
seems strange.

ed.

Max,
thanks for the video. I am new here and curious about the grey box blanking out the board when there is an All-In.
Is that so we don't get caught up in the result?
because on at least one of them, your HUD shows the board after the box goes away.

ed.

does Hero have a different screen name at each table on the same site?
how is that possible?

I am not trying to sound like a jerk, but you talk REALLY fast.
I set the speed to 75% and was still struggling to keep up.
of course, the solver stuff loses me fairly easily, so it was too much of a challenge.

the real illustration of the last (AT) hand is the peril of NOT betting the flop (or turn) and letting villain go runner-runner to the nuts

I am glad he said what the solver answer was, then said what he was going to do. Because the solver is playing vs. a solver, not 10nl players. and I say that as a guy who is playing 10nl . . .