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Sauce great vid. Though i kind of disagree with the big value bet on the river with a5s hand on 94327. Just because of 56 combos getting there, and also flushes. I really dont think the times his gonna call you down with worse outweigh the times your called by a better hand, or the icm disaster of getting raised. I also dont like a check in this spot, but maybe betting less?

I also would like to add that the ICM implications are gonna make him slowplay hands like he had, because he doesnt want to get in huge money against other huge stack. But under that same rational, isnt it better to be more cautious with his check calls, given that he doesnt want to put alot of money in with hands that already beat you. By this i mean his gonna slow play stuff or play them shy, to not get alot of money in. So his range is stronger than usually when check calling.

Maybe this is all a huge results oriented rant, so I apologize for that, also please give me tips to not be results oriented in hands, or dissect hands in a way that my rational doesnt get affected by results.

Also, would like to add, hands are standard, because you said, the one who sends the video faster wins, so I just clicked, biggest pots won and lost at 2fiveNL witch ive played 9000 hands, and lost almost all of them. 

Minute 7:42. Fold really? Getting 4.2 to 1 or something. Thanks again, awesome opportunity-

Minute 26, the 4bet with JJ, I know where not getting shoved on with worse often, but what about the hands he flats and I pick up value, I mean all his 3bets that are bluffs and that call, doesnt this marginally give me value in the long run?

Thank you very much for the feed back!! Nice video, as usual!

Awesome vid, please check out my video in your messages, cheers!

in b4 awesome pistol wiping finger licking funky ass video

clearly i was speaking about the begining of the video, lol. And yes i would like to sit and watch you play alot, not all day, but i would be happy with more than an hour, thanks.

Is it me or you run terrible when making videos?

Also, nice vid, as usual.

I agree with you, and maybe i should suck it up, because it is more authentic. Im just stating a fact, you look unconfident in your plays when you look painful, but i often do this, but also I do alot of stuff that are emotional, that maybe I should correct. But I dont know, im torn between your argument, that it does make your thought process more real when you go in pain, because most of us do, when facing a decision that is though and maybe more near to neutral EV than most decisions. But I dont know, just saying, that people like their "coaches" or role models in poker, to accept the toughness in their decisions, and not suffer, just  a stereotype though. Thanks anyways for responding :)

Great Video as usual.

Feedback: Please go through hands faster.
Dont show yourself unconfortable when talking about a certain line, sometimes seems like your in pain analyzing a spot, min 22:50, this is pretty anoying to me. Like show yourself undesicive but not in pain.

The rest is awesome.

My name is lucas greenwood, your with me "ladder"?

What do you mean by that? Do know how its spelled.

Thank you very much!

Also, hand with the KQ high flush, why did you shove? Are you expecting to be called by worse hands often?

His sizing is terrible obviously, because he is not getting called by flush draws often, and boats are going to get slow played against with that sizing, but sometimes fish do this with nut flush or boat because they dont know how to play it, seems ambitious to me to shove there, even given the results. 

Thank you.

Lucas, love your videos as usual,

Maybe could you give me some small insight on this hand that caused me trouble?

http://www.pokerstrategy.com/poker-hand-converter/handreplayer/hands/1007194/

Thank you very much.

Also the advantage of playing small pots OOP, and large pots IP. Thanx

Hey, great video.

I have a question about 3xing, isnt that always better even though your opponent is 2xing, given that you make the pot bigger in position than him, and you are going to tend to win more of the pots where you are in position. And when he 2xes you adjust your ranges accordingly, defending wider and 3betting less, and to smaller amounts?

Or is it necesarry to 2x when he is doing it? 

Seems to me like you would have an advantage theory wise with bigger pots in position, vs a guy who is only playing small pots in position. Or maybe some people can pull off the 3xing when they are 2xing, and some people can not?

Great Video, small question, what do your yellow tags mean.

I ask because you have PKaiser (Chile) Marked that way, and hes from my country and very well respected here as a solid player, so I wanted to know your opinion on him, if you have one, please.

Great video as usual.

Something that really helps me not tilt, is talking to myself while playing whenIi start to tilt, like speak out loud the rational thought behind the plays. This makes me sure that I know the reasons for why im doing something. Also speaking out loud the emotions im feeling and how they may influence for good or for bad a play of mine.

For example a monologue would be something like "Im so frustrated I lost these 3 flips in a row, so i might be inclined to 3bet this guy, but I have to think is this is the correct play, because he only folds to 55 porcent of 3bets, and QJ might not play well against this, specially if im emotional and might not want to let go any pair." 

And the latest one I copied from phil galfond, is to think of the decisions in the future, like:  "If he 3bets me here, what should I do, if he calls and the turn is a non club, what should I do." Because I found that the most tilting experiences for me are when something unexpected and bad happens, and this prepares me a little for it.

i have what i think is a silly question. I play six max, but in full ring when its folded to the small blind and he raises the bb, doesnt card removal of all the aces and kings and good cards, make it more likely the blinds have higher cards in their hands when its folded to them?

I thought of this because of just how big the table is, i mean, i would think that after all those folds, the big cards would be more likely to be in the remaining hands. Do you factor this in? Am i talking alot  of bs?

hey lucas, i really want that hud. my mail is [email protected] thanks :)

great vid, tecnical question, did you make that hud pop up for hem? or is it in the options?

if not can i download it anywhere or from you? thankss

phil, on minute 28, the K5 hand, do you think that the balance raise that you make, that folds out his bluffs, is more profitable in the long run, than check calling and check raising the river and winning the 24 bbs or so from his bluffs on the river? probably less than 24 bbs in ev, because you said he maybe checks back alot of AA hands and other show down value hands.

I mean i know you obviously did it because you think its more profitable than check call, check raise.

But i guess what im trying to ask, or try to make you talk about these spots i saw in the video were, you make odd moves to keep in balance for when you bluff, and to say that i dont think much about balance, mainly because im a low stakes NL player, were balance doesnt take much of a place, given that i see my opponets for a few hundred hands and then they are gone. So i try to make the most profitable play in that moment. But you also did the value shove balance play with the AK hand against an opponent im guessing you will never see again in your life, but still opt to make it, maybe because balance plays work even against opponents you wont ever see again. That were im confused, i dont know were I would incorporate balance in my game, against weaker opposition that im not gonna see again, or maybe regs that are gonna playstraight forward and not figure out im unbalanced.

I know you said the value shove with the AK was probably bad, but still i rescue, that you did a balance play, against far more weaker opossition than you, and were you arent likely to see him again.

I hope this makes sense. Thank you, i fantasize about being your personal assistant and sweating you play all day, with out saying a word, and learn more than ever. hahaha lol.

pocket tens on minute 37, you 3bet the button with no hands against him in 25nl, what would you do if you get 4bet? i find it difficult this spot to 3bet, because i have no idea what to do when 4bet against unknowns, plus people at these stakes dont 4bet alot as a bluff, i know my hand has value enough to 3bet, but also get in a lot of though spots, even with JJ in this spot. Thanks, i love your vids.

phil, run pokerstars and hem as administrator, and you will get hud on zoom with hem 2.

recently... lost 25 buyins and had to move stakes 3 levels down, so this video is very useful for me.

i cut from 16 tables to 11 max, thats my most profitable numero of tables.

i made my bankroll bigger in terms of buy ins... so im playing lower now.

i created a hud that im very comfortable with... like you said its like my charm..

but still feels horrible to be playing 3 times lower than i used to, but i guess its going to get better-

phil, do you think the relative value of the stack in plo es lower? Like in nl you have to kind of protect it alot from playing spewy, but in plo its like you use it spreading it, to recieve some profit in small equity situations where you are ahead. Like when you lost a buy in in the AKQ9 hand against the K4 who had two pair you didnt even flinge, like you know what i mean, i know the money at these stakes doesnt mean anything to you, but in NL if an instructor loses a pot he usually has to give a rational justification, but its like in plo using 100bb stacks where you lose alot of the time is necesarry. Im sorry for the phylosofical speak.

great video, funny that you say in the end "for run it once" but you have the run it twice box checked. loll.nice vidd