Elio Fox

Really loving the videos, keep it up!

please dont spend 15min explaining why we dont fold or raise TPTK vs a shortie, thats a waste of all our time. Your thought process is way too fancy for that btw, like 2cnd level barrels and stuff, its a shortie after all. FWIW, he doesnt have 89/86 in his utg range, you need to think about positions when assigning him a range.

I quit after limp/raising KQo "because you would rather play a HU pot". I assume uyra is a fish, but even if not, how can the ev of limping here be higher than raising it in first place? Pretty nice raise for information btw, you kinda lost the maximum on that hand without even seeing a flop. 

my thoughts: as for the 77 hand, do you ever expect him to c/r turn give up river? Because seems like thats what you're essentially hoping for. It seems to me that most players bet most rivers after c/raising this turn here, so I would either fold the turn or call turn and river. Of course the ace isn't a great card and maybe we can fold when it falls, however that should, IMHO, then be part of our turnplan already.

very interesting video Phil. I am not really sure about multiple betsizes but I can
neither argue against your logic nor against Ben's. I just wonder how we can
spin the thought further. Assuming having two betsizes is superior to having one,
does that mean three are superior to two? From how I understand it, your main
argument is complexity that comes along with multiple betsizes which causes our assumed
edge to increase. Following that logic, the more betsizes we have the morge edge
we should gain which of course doesn't work in practice if we want to be balanced.

Just curios to what you think about that.

think doing a 4 table video where you prerecord footage of you playing and then record over it would be really sweet. Keep em coming! been enjoying so far!

OT: hey could u upload ur partypoker layout, or explain how to get it like u have? would be very kind :)

btw. nice video as usual