Yojimbo

So many things to do with such small number of bbs.
Very instructive and eyes opener, thanks.

Liked it a lot, fun to watch and didactic.
Would love to see more of this.

Interesting topic. Nice adjustments regarding ICM shoves and calls but still difficult to assess with so many variables. Line is very thin and mistakes are easy to make one side or the other.

Waiting to see more on this and also your opinion about population tendencies at micros.

Thanks for the vid, cheers.

A difficult one with all the similar but unic scenarios.

Bit tedious but worth very much the time.

Priceless series.

Very informative, as i said in the comments from first part the explanations are priceless.

This one i liked the 55 PIO sim, with that analysis aplied to the tool. For the people who are not used to PIO it makes for a friendly introduction.

Play from hero was poor but it made the right explanations to come out, some of them we never think of lately. It makes, as it is usual in Owen´s vids, that kind of stuff you always want to be in touch with.

No wonder why he is the perfect choice to make that FTGU MTT series.

Funny moment at 18.52, evil laught :)

Liked them all, congrats on the win,

nevermind how long it takes, 5 or 10 vids, the important thing is to cover everything in detail as you did,

happy to see more vids from you in the near future, luckily i still have a lot of work to do with your theory ones so i can wait,

Cheers

Pure gold, finally got it.

I mean, i had a biass against analysis reinforced with pio solvers due to a wrong vision, been that a practical one who understimate, in some ways, the importance of ranges and, thus, see this kinda vids as must seen but boring.

Obv thats a mistake but you have to get to it on your own and only happens when you "discover" (again) the deep and beauty of the game. And pio sims reveals itself as one of the best tools at that moment.

Great stuff and im happy i went back to it.

Thanks for the video Ryan.

Pd/ don´t stop making HHs reviews and such lol

very good!

Just very good,

Do think like this when playing your micro sesion at you own risk!

Great explanations and good vid editing.

Min 19:00 J9s, the most educational hand of the vid, great one.

Take it to the streets! :D
Enjoyed it, congrats.

Awesome stuff in general, i do apreciate the detailed continued adjustments on preflop raise sizes.
I name you my 3 mandatory watch video coach for the time on. :)

Congrats on the win!

Thanks very much for this detailed response.
It makes a lot of sense, i always try to mix this common sense plays when playing against strong players who are aware of it but im forcing it too much.
Can not wait till your next vid, greetings from Spain.

Very cool aproach to leading turns oop.

Last hand, the K8o us Q9s who rivers a 9 on the AxAx9 and makes an unusual bet, what about raising it? I know we just call other big pairs but we still have strong nut hands or big enought to take that line and, most crucial, that bet looks a scary one representing just what he has, close to be a bloking bet who does not want to look like it. And,as you said, not a bet for an ace.

This, toghether with the fact that he is hardly bluffing in that spot and your limit showdown with K hight makes worthy the raise at the river.

Enjoyed the vid Jeremy Menard, nowadays i´been losing the pleasure of playing and these quality vids makes me wanna keep it up.

Very good analysis as usual, enjoyed it.

Great explanation about adding hands to your raising range.

Im back on grinding and the safest way to get the right mindset are Owen´s vids.
Thanks again for the quality. As good as always.

Very good, i really like the "pure" range talk in each hand with minimum concerns about actual hands. You are doing a very good work on theory despite being a HH review.

Cool, these deep great discutions about hands makes me click off the auto pilot mode before my sesions althought some times i just need the oposite, specially when having tons of open tables lol. Regarding what kind of things we would like to see i personally like keeping on with the HHs reviews with a max of, lets say, 25% of pio work. I just find this kind of work fits me well as i can stop the vid before each hand discution to make my choice and see what the pro thinks after that. But ofc thats just what works best for me. Cheers.

Thanks for another hight quality video Owen, please keep on with the HHs reviews.

Liked the video, thanks

Nice vid Jeremy! i was missing these HH reviews. I got an elite sub this month and had a ton of vids to watch but i can not skip yours and those of Owen shields. You both helped my game a lot, it had gone way too wild after 10+ years of playing with very few guidelines.
This one was worth seeing just for the talk on those 20bbs stacks and the limping strategy going on these days. I do some limping on my own in that scenarios but never thought in a concrete way about it and felt maybe it was a bit wrong tho my intuiton told me to do it.
Hope USA situation gets better adn you are ok. In Spain we felt like in prison, most restricted country all around.

Enjoyed it, even the pio parts that i find tedious so often were right to the point. I would also like to see a full vpip HH rewiew.

is part 1 missing?

Thanks for the teaching master!

Very interesting, i use to find theory videos a bit dull for my taste but these series have caught my attention. Don´t know whether this is due to your hability for concretness and clear explanations or that im getting wiser lately :D

enjoyed the series, thanks

Awesome video, minimalist teaching style.

Nice one, took some ideas out of the bluffing spots which im currently developing myself. Laughted out loudly regards to the limping player with 47 vpip stats: " he is out of control"