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Nice video. It's interessant to see the differences vs regulars MTT's on spots near the bubble. Also the math behind it, and the extreme examples with the equal stacks on the bubble helps realize the huge adjustments required in a satellite when is close to a seat/ticket.

Yup calling too, after all we keep 13BB if we loose that one on a stage where we can put pressure on the average stacks

Weird line from CO, it could be an explanation to that hand if he did have some history with you, in that case he could probably try to make a play at you because i don't see any improve at his range with that river card. I think as played we have to fold as we still keep a decent stack and we are not so sure there where we stand.

I wonder what other people think about b/f river for a 1/3 of the pot, after all the 2s is a brick and we could still get some value from any 8 or weaker Q suposing he is callings us

Happy shoving preflop with 21BB, even more at those stakes where people use to call lighter. I don't mind if some of the limpers seems my overbet as a strong hand, because more often than not a raise after two limpers with such stacks seems stronger.

As played jam Turn

Nice 2nd part of this series. Def a good default strategy to get some grip while playing those deep structures. As Arnaud suggest, it will be awesome if u make a 3rd part covering the phase ITM, aiming for FT and playing the money jumps. There are def a lot of different approaches of course, but you could just rely on the fact that we still deep until the FT (as the series covers this subject)

Keep on the good work Akira! ;)

Nice video Akira, keep coming the stuff!

AMEN

Awesome content, particullary the math to calculate if a reshove is profitable. Gonna use this one from now on while reviewing my sessions.

Keep up those good advices dude :)

It's already $450 in the pot.. i think i preffer here shoving PF rather than min-3b and c/f flop.