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super appreciative of the Ignition content.

Just want to echo what some others have said above, please try making a live table play video of midstakes (200NL-600NL) next time, would love to hear your thoughts and approach to those games where you do start working with some information, while still very minimal overall.

Thank you for this!

Excellent video, excellent comments. The metaphor of climbing up and down mountain peaks is brilliant.

Please continue with videos along these lines.

Also, incredibly happy to see hand reviews coming from anonymous games on RIO - there is an over abundance of videos and hand reviews featuring decisions made with extensive data on players. I love to see the 'in a vacuum' aka no information spots.. having SOME data, whether or not villian is a rec or a reg, but that's it. Would def appreciate more content along these lines.

Yes please!! Have not been able to find any elite pro content on RIO regarding anonymous games, would very much appreciate this. Short handed would be great as well.

Great video, very helpful and gets you thinking about a lot of interesting ideas. Please continue with videos like this

very much enjoyed the non stars video, would love to see more like this.

would you ever consider making a video on Ignition poker?

I'm surprised people are thinking he's nutted here. I just find it incredibly hard to imagine he flats QQ,KK,AA in the SB vs CO open, unless as someone mentioned you had been completely out of line with your 3bets/squeezes. I would stick the money in here and make him show me a better hand. I suppose JJ would be my biggest fear, but even JJ I feel is quite unlikely. This spot almost never comes up, I would chalk it up to a reg spazzing out or head exploding when it does.

Hey Tyler, thanks for the video. I noticed that in almost all of these multi street pots, you are setting up roughly ~50-55% pot river jams. Is this your standard? And if so, what is the reasoning for this? Is it not better for us to barrel the turn slightly smaller, and to set up more of a 2/3p - 3/4p river jam, which will maximize our fold equity? I have always been under the impression this strategy would work best because it should garner the most folds. I've noticed you setting up the pots this way, as well as other top players so I would love some clarification on the reasoning behind it. Thank you