Youkay

At about 2:30, you fold 66 in CO from large stack raise in upper left table. What would be the lowest pair you would shove with? 88? 99?

With the KQo hand at ~7:30: why are we 3-betting small if all we are repping is something like we really have? Should we instead make it 3200ish to keep our range wide so that we can rep big pairs on such a dry board? Is it because we never get a fold pre-flop in this position, so why waste another couple hundred chips...?

Great video. Whenever I get on a downswing playing live games, I sometimes do the most stupid thing you can do: go gamble at the tables or slots. I think I get that "numb" feeling as discussed in your video, and I say to myself, "well, what's another $300 lost at the tables?" Fortunately it hasn't cost me a lot of money recently, but it's something I need to stop doing. I find the best method to get me off of a downswing (or tilt) is to just talk with someone about hands. During the conversation, we talk about ranges, types of players, and right plays, as should be done at the table. But if I don't have anyone to talk to, I may go back to the table games haha!