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Very structured and nicely explained. Enjoy the series so far a lot, thanks Ollie!

Really solid video, thanks Ollie!

Nice one Nathan, thanks for the vid :)

Really nice and detailed explanation. Thanks AS!

Hey Laurence, a mix of HU and 6max would definitely be fun! Look forward to the next part.

Nice one Dhruv! Thanks for the vid :)

30:55 top left

you said he's not value betting thin (villain also has passive HUD stats) but decided not to lead the spot while you lead on another spot with the same line (but different ranges) earlier with KK (19:21), what are you thinking here and would you?

26:10 bottom right

villain is extra tight here (17/3) and flatting from SB - what's the idea behind betting KQo? Do you think he will fold Ax vs b50?

16:15 top right

Interesting play OTT!

I would check back the turn to realize equity - villain looks like a regular and should check strong on this flop, Don't think we can fold out better OTT and Don't think we can get much of denial (he should fold many overcards OTF already). Curious on what's your thoughts when betting?

07:00 top right

you said the lead is usually weak when it's less than b50. Do you think position plays a role here (this hand villain is flatting from SB), or as long as it's vs rec it's all the same? Thanks!

07:00 top right

you said the lead is usually weak when it's less than b50. Do you think position plays a role here (this hand villain is flatting from SB), or as long as it's vs rec it's all the same? Thanks!

03:47 bottom right
Nice read regarding villain hand class and their action. Do you think b75/b100 here will make a difference here when we are value betting?

01:28 top left
What are your thoughts behind the river sizings? Seems we are unblocking all the calls and blocking some folds like A4cc/A5cc

08:35

"Although there's some folding preflop, not in this video"

Love the spirit Mark <3

18:23 Would definitely love to see some videos on the new site!

cool format, thanks Nuno!

Really nice one, thanks Dan!

Nice review Nuno, Thanks!

33:10 table 4 - so let's say if you decide to bet the river, do you have an exploitative sizing vs this specific type of guy (seems aggressive OTF, and might cap his range when checking turn). Or will you just use a normal-ish large bet say b75-b100?

Thanks Tyler!

26:55 table 4, wow - this type of hand will make me feel that I get cheated hahaha. Such an insane combo villain has and a ridiculous river line. :D

11:38 Top right turn play

Do you think ppl under-raise here overall vs block-block in 3bp as caller IP? So that OOP can do this more and it functions like a "freezing bet"? on say A/K high board?

08:06 "the exploitative classes tend to be very aggressive with their bluffs OTT here". Could you explain a bit more on this please?

06:35 you said "maybe thought about block-block to prevent him to bet".

It's kind of interesting and I know it might be a broad question -- In which case do you think block-block line will outperform x/x line?

p.s - I assume if we are playing block-block line -- it's mainly for the medium strength hand like 70-85% percentile?

01:50 You said "his flop sizing isn't that indicative to a Jx, it's more indicative to 6x-TT". Do you mean when people are betting (given his stack size I'll assume he's a reg), they will still have bet sizing = hs type of "human error"?

It's kind of fascinating to me as I think regs playing 1k+ will at least be balanced enough for flop sizings.

Hey Tyler, like this a lot. Enjoy this way you talking thru the solver results without even showing it, making the vid very smooth. Look forward to the next part!

Nice one, thanks Jan!

Really nice topic, thanks Chris!

Very nice one, thanks Sam!

These 1k NL reviews are fun. Thanks Frankie.

Nice one Emty! Thanks for the vid

Yay live tell video! Like in the dark, thanks Ryan!