MattS

Great series. Cool to hear your thoughts about ICM. If you were short stack, how would you adjust your play with Binder and JNT seeming to battle a little bit more than most players might?

This is an all time great hand review. Thanks!!

great video frankie and matt, i’ve enjoyed this a lot

Hunter Cichy Hi Hunter, for a couple non-poker reasons, I’m probably going to be playing a lot more MTT over cash. Any advice for how to get a better feel for risk premiums?

Hey Gary Chappell

Decision "to hero or not" with AK at 41:22

It seems like overbet would favor strong flushes. I was surprised to see the wizard AI finds only oversets and jams for OOP there, and that doesn't seem realistic to me.

I just want to make sure I understand you, on this hand around the 26:00 mark. On 4th street, Rheem can more or less bet range and Rast can only call and not develop a raising range?

congrats on the bracelet Nathan

Luke this is awesome, I'd love to see more of this.

I had a chance to try this just now. I cut tables and made paying attention more of a priority. Kind of interesting results

1) I think playing fewer tables lowered my frustration tolerance a little, or possibly made it more clear how easily a spot frustrated me.

2) I was instantly aware of when my frustration got tilt, and I just quit in a way I don't reliably

I'm going to try it again.

Hi Jeremy I'm really enjoying these. I appreciate how you relate these scenarios to common hypotheticals, and talk about how you formulate ICM "brain solves" in the various spots. Thanks!

your commentary here is excellent, thanks so much.

Great video series thanks!

This format is working great for you. I've loved these last few videos

really great, would love an icm one (or more)

Laurence Heads I let out a little cheer when you doubled at 41 minutes.

What advice do you have for someone slowly learning PLO for how to deal with a session that goes this badly at the start?

I am really enjoying this video thanks Robin Lindqvist and Emil.

You talked a little about I play in a fenced US pool where the regs are very passive. In general, how would you adjust to this? In general, I mean.

I'm excited to see a WSOP $7 tournament from a nevada reg's POV

Matt Stout probably has more experience with coaching, but I wanted to offer that the skills required to beat WSOP lunch stakes, can carry you pretty well into the 50s and 100s

So, like, watch if you want to do tournaments, or tell your friends if they want to get started

Really enjoying this series, thanks!!

Great series. I appreciate how much you just bounced back to aggression after that weird beat you took with KQs against like J6s

Jeremy i really like the comments on every hand style. Thanks for a great vid

Great video Dan.

It seems like you’re getting more out of bounds on the turn and river. How extreme do opponent deviations have to be before you’re pushing it on the flop or in like a squeeze situation?

Hey Pedro Fernandes great video. What H2N add-ons are you using for your data display?

Great video Nathan Gamble

With your hard exploits on the player to your immediate right, how much of it is hot and cold equity and how much is future game consideration?

Awesome answer, thanks Sam Forde

greedy_pig - thanks for a great vid, I like it when you answer questions in the midst of the video. If you are ever in the mood to do a pure theory video, I think that would be awesome, but I love this format too.

It seems like your tendency is to be more “silent but deadly” rather than maximum exploits - how do you refine that?

Also, it seems like most of your exploiting is in spots where the pot is getting big and the SPR is getting low — is that just because the opposition is so close to GTO on the flop, and to a lesser extent the turn?

FYI to anyone interested, the iphone app “mindfulness” has a course by Kristin Neff, one of the authors cited at the ended of the video. Sometimes it goes on sale for like 20 dollars for a year sub

Sam Forde Great video.

I have lately been thinking about how little credit I give loose-aggressive players, and how much trouble I get in because of it. Any thoughts about how to unpack this?

Brian I really hope you do more parts i enjoyed this

Also a pleasure to say citations, including one from zizek, at the end

Sam, on behalf of all sad people in New Jersey, thank you for the Sandler reference.