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Hey Freenachos ! Great video, going to be implementing a lot of this advice. For me personally these types of videos are equally valuable as strategy, or play and explain video’s, but to respond to tour question near the end of the video. Would be cool to see some high stakes action, since we don’t get to see a lot of that within the essential tier. Would be particularly interesting to see you talk about the differences and nuances between high and mid stakes, to get an idea of what it takes from a strategic point of few, since the edges are so small there. Didn’t notice anything about the lack of sleep btw haha. Hope you got to catch up on some by now. Thanks for the effort!

Great Idea to look into the less studied spots. You explain the solver outputs very well. Definitely learned a couple of valuable things to apply to my game. Thanks for the effort!

Thanks for sharing Max! Will check out the program to see if it is something for me, now or in the future.

Even though you have good blockers to flushes and straights, I'd fold on these stakes. Very hard to find bluffs on this run out, especially for a tight UTG range and when he calls a big bet on the flop. Don't think you beat any value here either because I don't see AQ shoving river.

FreeNachos Great debut man! Very happy to have you as an addition to the essential cash game team! Looking foward to more.

Welcome Giovanni! Nice to have a new Essential Cash Game Coach. Looking forward to seeing more from you as a coach!

Hey Max, thanks for the video. I'm enjoying these. Would also be interested in a BvB version. I have a question about the hand on 12:30. You are saying you are betting range on that texture which is what i'd do too. I also use GTO-wizard for these sorts of drills, but doesn't our strategy on later streets completetly change on later streets if we are making simplifications that are not adjusted for in GTO-wizard? This spot is a high frequnecy bet for a small size already, but on a disconnected rainbow board with 2 braodways, we will often do a lot of checking, and bet a lower frequency but for a larger size. However, these are boards that we can often bet range for small as the PFR BTN vs. BB. right? I feel like I can't really practice these spots in GTO-wizard because the game tree just changes a lot if I simplify, even though it is getting much less complicated. Any tips on how to practice those spots on later streets? Thanks again!

In my GTO ranges A3s is mixes between 3b or fold both CO vs. SB and BTN vs. SB. BTN vs. SB it 3bets almost all suited Aces at a decent frequency. Between the A2s-A5s & A6s-A9s the A2s-A5s suited are definitely the superior 3bets since their straight connectivity makes them more playable and they can fold out the stronger suited Aces. 10NL population overfolds to 3bet and definitely under 4bets so I suspect A3s to be a hand that you can profitably 3bet a 100% in this configuration.

Thanks for the quick reply. I did C-bet quarter pot. Or do you mean something else with the 'C-bet line'?

Thanks for the quick reply! 5NL indeed.