Magicpig

I also like when Sauce power points ideas.

More videos like this!

What are your key takeaways on calling three streets in SRP's when in a blind.

The hands are cool to learn from, but what are your key takeaways?

Staking is an important part of poker and occurs more than many would guess, especially as the stakes get higher and higher.

I am happy with this video.

Hi Sauce!

Would you say the most important three HID stats.. by a wide margin.. are:the following?:

Sample size
VPIP
PFR

Would you do the Run It Once Plan to combat short stickers in NLH as well as in PLO?

I guess I am not one of the best 500.Zoom players because I do not see my name on the list. Sigh.

(Also, I can not beat that game)

It is wonderful that you once and awhile mix in very low stakes videos.

As you say, these somewhat mimick live poker and some of your viewers don't play very high online.

You put out enough high limit and advanced videos to choke a horse, anyway

I appreciate the philosophy and big picture commentary.

At the end of the video you mentioned a spot as being the second most under-bluffed spot in live poker

What is the most under-bluffed spots in live poker?

Props on your first seven videos, Hunter!

What are the tells you have found the best to look for; the most helpful.

In an earlier video you said you liked encouraging the straddle if it would leave effective stacks of at least 200 big blinds with the VIP's

Would you encourage straddles if this would leave you with only 100 big blinds with the VIP's?

Are you kidding me, Corporatex?

Garrett Addison and Hunter Cinchy have the best RIO videos on how to "really make the good money playing live poker".

A nice Hunter quote:

Live cash is all about adapting to your environment and being situationally aware.

Yes.

A video dedicated to both UTG and button straddles would be great.

Do you have general rules of thumb or heuristics for this spot to share with us, especially for players who play a lot of cash games in casinos?

Nice video.

I appreciate your excellent summaries, Hunter.

I like that you have a nice clean summary at the end of this video. Please keep doing this!

(To answer your end-of-video question: One long hand history is probably not the best for most of us)

What areas of studying tells have you found the greatest benefit?

Examples: watching the eyes or hands or speach, etc?

Do you have thoughts on range betting the flop after having three bet from the blinds when playing 6-max games, both Online and in Casinos?

Thank you.

How effective would it be to simply range bet the flop after three betting from the blinds?

Very nice the way you keep giving us practical heuristics.

I like how you weave MDA into your play and give MDA based tips

Seeing how you implement your teachings and "system" is extremely helpful to me.

Well done video!

Many people, I think, are too dismissive of small stat numbers.

Having only a small number of stats in key areas (like VPIP,, PFR, Limps, and others) can be extremely helpful.

They alert us us to bear down extra hard on the showdowns of certain players more quickly than we otherwise might, especially the more tables we are playing.or if the games are extra good but our focus is not currently tip top. Also they might add value to other stats.