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I really like the format, enjoyed all the in depth hand analysis. Look forward to the 2nd part.

PS I don't think more tables are needed as this way we see your entire thought process through the tournament. I'm afraid that adding more tournaments would result in less in depth analysis of the tournaments ( I really like it that you not only analysis your own hands but also hands played by opponents).

heared from a few spinNgo regs (members of a stable) as well that they use a limping strategy from the button

at 24:44, where you check the TT hand in PIOsolver you talk about the solution PIO gives and about the betsizing used by villain and the optimal bet size which might be different. I just started using PIOsolver and am really curious how to find the 'optimal' bet size. Is it just a matter of trial and error or is there a more systematic approach to find out what the optimal betsize should be?

great video!

absolutely disagree with dsm2235, Heaps of stats are really interesting which tell a lot about how people construct their ranges. stats like flop x/r, raise vs Cbet etc gives valueable information as to how people construct their postflop ranges.

To see some decent HUDs you can try a HUD at propokerhuds.com for a trial period and see how well constructed HUDS look like and work.

definatly will Cbet smaller, like 40% on this board with most of my range

what'd kind of range would you assign to villain for overbetting? Also if I cbet flop I'd barrel turn for sure if I hit.

prefer flop check in this spot and bet turn & river, fold vs raises

Just watched this video after part 2. All the work you put into the video(s) is really appreciated, makes me want to keep working hard on my game

great video, only recently saw it but really look forward to more similair videos. it inspired me to work for a few hours off the table:)

solid video, thx

great video, watched the 2nd part first and decided this is a series I definatly want to follow, big thumbs up!

@14:18: wouldn't think about the K9 on 9TJxQ to jam it but makes so much sense vs regulars. Definatly something I should incorporate in my game.

@23:11 About TimeMojo, you see a player snap 4b vs you (QQ vs KK) and you explain that due to his snap 4b you expect a very good hand QQ+, AK+ so you decide to 5b ship. Is it possible to compare timing tells with hands in HEM/Notecaddy?

The video was really easy to follow, I did make use of the advice GameTheory posted:).

happy to see mixed game strategy at RIO. Thx