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Hoping to make it out to WPT World Championship in December, great prep for such a big event. Good stuf teunuss

Have literally only ever played online PLO so this is very interesting to watch. Long ways from getting on the felt but this is a major step in the right direction. Great stuff Hunter Cichy

Not a man of faith myself but found your story really interesting, initially clicking out of curiosity. Great stuff Sam Forde

This kind of one on one coaching would be so helpful. When I'm ready for that level of detail I'll reach out for availability Alexandra Fagaras

Getting a lot out of these videos as a new PLO player diving in deep that past couple months. Always appreciate the thoughtful analysis Alien Slayer

High level PLO is nuts. Thanks for sharing these Cory Mikesell

Fantastic stuff @jeremy. Would love to see even more drilling videos like this examining lines that you'd find useful, common or uncommon.

It's been a pleasure having you and many of the new coaches added to the RIO team, @DanSmith. Keep it up. Love to see more content like this examining how to improve.

Very cool stuff, @Horseofhell. Bit of a typical boring NLH player here but exciting to change it up watching PLO and mixed content. Will have to check out the rest of your video catalog.

Mixed games are so interesting, great video @Iteopepe88. Excited to watch more of your mixed game content. I'm the classic boring NLH player and loved watching the WSOP variety this year. Looking forward to more like this.

Nice video, @Banicivan. Very informative. Interesting to see this one come out so close to the Elite video from Lucas Greenwood. Excited to pair those together.

Echoing everyone else here, nice to see you back in the mix, @RyanLengCLC. Excited for more content like this from you.

That is for sure just tournament poker. Obviously you're not inclined to be all in, so I assume you aren't pushing your equity enough when you are deeper stacked. Working on improving your play in those areas (as well as being willing to lose all the chips) will lead you to much healthier stacks around the bubble. But still, you just gotta be willing to put the chips in with 15bb too. That's most of tournament poker.

hope you're still alive homie

I don't have access to GG in the states, but prioritize any tournament that should have 100 or less runners. For practice, you should prioritize small fields that way you make it to important stages of the tournament more often. You want experience navigating the money bubble, FT bubble, and final table

Ahahaha always the right response ^

Maybe this came after you posted this, but Jeremy Ausmus made a video on WSOP Prep this summer and literally went on to nearly win POY. It's great.

There are also a few videos from one guy named Blake Eastman I'd recommend in Elite. The series is called Beyond Tells and is pretty good at getting at the small nuanced live read stuff that really matters.

Good luck!

It's quite different than anything you'd see in a solve on GTOw for example. Not usually accounting for limps at that stack depth. But given the action, sure, half pot large size feels nice. You want to pile in money when if they continue you likely have them dominated and drawing very thin.

They're never folding vs one jam, but in very specific lines of action, this allows them to fold their worst shoving hands when two or more much larger stacks get all in behind them. It allows them to still have some playability and possibly get a ladder.

If you've just recently picked up poker again I would honestly do a month of regular RIO membership before diving into Elite or Pads' $1000 course. Lots of awesome stuff in both but tons of great value that is going to be new to you for $25/month in Essential.

Would also be interested in these videos

Tough one. Tank fold but lots of people not letting it go here

vs Aido I can see it. He's capable.

If you're going to VPIP, shoving seems better than min opening to me

Yep, that's reasonable. Just don't be afraid to still open a very solid range there. GG

I've heard it mentioned a lot that late regging is broken in mystery bounties but I don't have the math behind it. Seems to be the very + EV play though.

How should they filter by stack size? Interested to do this myself as well

Awesome series, @blakeeastman. Do you plan to have more videos on RIO?

Just a sick video. Happy to see some of the things I've intuitively learned to watch for are zeroed in on here, but you take it all much further. Great stuff Blake Eastman

Great stuff here, @blakeeastman. Been looking for thoughtful interesting live tells content for a while and this seems to be dead on. Excited to watch your other videos.