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Fun to see more carnival games' analysis. Much appreciated.

I think overcalling with the QQKxx in Dramaha is a bit loose.

Calling with 864 rainbow in SS8 is definitely terrible.

Very good analysis and format. Use of PPT with ranges helpful as well. Would like more mixed games in general.

"a very thin value bet"... um, just call it spew in O8

at 10:08... you discarded the wrong card

More high stakes cash carnival games like these. A-5 hand... just... wow.

"If two aces are out blocking each other"... actually if two aces are out it's more likely one of them has a pair of aces.

+1 for the BBM vids in future

![It was great meeting you at WSOP! What an unexpected thrill to turn around and see the RIO mixed games guru sweating MY $20/40 mix game.]

What’s the equity calculator for Razzdugi? Also what calculations are you using to reach your Badacey decisions for keeping/discarding certain cards?

Opponent had 4c on river in the badeucey hand (35 minutes or so into video)? Otherwise you're showing that you both had the 4h.

Why do you call Rodawig a weaker player? You realize he has a bracelet from 10K Stud8 in 2011, for example.

Zachary Elwoods series from what I've read is very good.

same questions from me... although I'm not tilted and did finish the video :-)

For U.S. players who focus on mixed games, there is really no option but to play live. When the mix isn't going or I'm waiting, I play NLHE or PLO to kill time. What live tell books have you found most helpful? I'm reading the first one in Zach Elwood's series currently.

I enjoyed this book when I studied it several years ago. Dan's videos on CR back in the day were excellent as well. Very detailed and well written as I recall.

Sorry for noob question, but does HM3 group have Omaha equivalent in beta also?

I have a follow-up experiment for the folks that designed the shock experiment. Good news: they get to be the subjects!

Nice video otherwise, but I can't support animal cruelty.

So the English version is completed but just not published if I'm reading this correctly? I see the Polish version on Amazon.

Looking at my notes, I had for a 9/4 combo to counter to 7/4... you just put me at 7/4, so, uh, I clearly need to rethink my first move. 2/1, 5/3, 7/4, seems 10/6 should possibly be next goal at which to set your opponent if this pattern holds. Let me look it over, but I'm thinking that's probably right. I feel like I'm back in computer programming class and doing a recursion problem.

This is one of the most important videos many people will watch on RIO.

For the last game it seems if I can force your turn to either be 2/1 or 5/3 I will win. Likewise, for any combo up to 8/6 it seems that I can force you to one of those combos. So, I think the best strategy is to go first and remove 3 from the 12 line side, forcing a 9/6 situation. This prevents you from getting me to 5/3 or 2/1 and any move you make I can force you to 2/1 or 5/3. Unless of course I'm missing something... which has been known to happen.

Excellent series and use of situational math and player reads in mixed games.

Holds up over time. Would love to see one of these for a Mix game format.

Stop woofin... dogs are the best. Nice analysis

More please. Great charts!