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Love these videos, cheers guys! Keep em up

I am an idiot. I need to see some hands.

Late comment, hand 1. Aaron talks about, QQ, KK, AA for Spasov but they are forgoten by the river. I would say thoose hand go firmly into bluffchatcher mode when bet into on the turn. The river blocker bet from Fan (after donking the 3 turn) is dubble edged as it get´s value from worse Jacks and maybe AT but equally important, in my eyes, it freezes Spasov from makeing any raise for value with the over pairs. If Fan checks the river he might be facing a 1,5-3 M bet when Spasov realizes his overpair is good. The river raise is saying "my value beats any 3x".

Hey Mike, do you have any content on your own, would love to see your own stuff!

hero call

Loved the commentary, made me think. My initial thought was to fold but listening I realized the options

Is this ever just an open jam with AQss at 18 BBs?

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wouldnt the 1 chip behind strat be better if Reichard was in the SB? That way he gets a to see a full orbit before be forced allin. Leaving behind a chip now doesn't help you ladder because you are allin next hand from the sb. Shouldn't he have left 150k behind, so if he gets called he still has a chip behind after posting the sb?

how standard is the 63s defend? can we see the hrc output plz

Most games have 6+ callers pre at the low stakes live. There's also NO check raising. People just bet pot to protect. In these multi way games why would I bet 1/2 pot giving them a better price when they'll call pot w draws and never check raise?

second hand: btn A6s vs sb 98s.. how come that you did not mention a jam possibility with this hand with 98s?

Christislord is the goat

Using equity and range is all bullshit. It's percentages and odds.

Aaron is great the other dude is clueless and should just let barons break down the hand .

Nice video!

Shulman thinks he has 4x its an great/easy play by Schulman.

Solvers dont solve much, in my opinion. Then the other solver says something different ? Im not understanding how playing a one strict way is always right according to solvers. Llimp AQ, in the small blind is a bad play almost always

Great content, and I am learning a lot from your videos!

Schulman with the triple barrel is now repping 9x+ here. clubs missed, T8,J8. Its not good that Bleznick has the Ac, but it was also a limped pot so less likely Schulman has an A anyway. 56 hits river, pretty unlikely he is going to bet 350k into 450k with 5x though, a smaller sizing maybe. Bleznicks hand looks straight up A high, 4x, and a ridiculously played flush draw that bricked lol

Is Jared's turn call with AQ no backdoor standard? I realize there are tons of draws that we beat but being OOP and having no interaction with the board facing this bet size isn't great for us, especially when Nick's polarized sizing implies that the river probably isn't going check/check too often.

Too lengthy and boring for my level of skill.

Fan was famous for his 6 bet jam with A5o on the APT Main Final table as the second chip leader against the first chip leader. He has a lot of heart

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Great Content!

What do you guys think about Bleznick leading river there? He called turn so essentially he’s not believing Shulman has a 9 there correct? So 5 of hearts comes river why not lead fire river there representing a slow play 9 or pocket pair? As always great content and analyzation. Thx guys!

Very well played by Schulman, This is why you don’t play like a stain and limp AQ guys 🍻

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You need to stop swallowing your words and speak slower. Poor oral communication

Great content! 😎😎

Still solid

I think AKss or AKcc is a pretty cool bluff in the first hand, where you block Bb best possible hands of A3s and K3s, besides quads. KQ is similar but not sure if Q is relevant if Bb isn’t defending Q3s

poker is about what you represent

Great stuff!

1:42 "button has tight flatting range...", this is where I stopped watching. Anything else you say after this, does not hold any water.

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Great analysis and both of you have a great rapport with each other. Did want to point out one thing in regards to hand #2. While I am not 100% sure Spasov would play like this, he seemed like he was a seasoned poker pro and has likely been in icm situations a lot. If this is the case, Spasov doesn't have KQ or KJ based on the stack sizes. He has roughly 3x on Fan and Dube. Based on how Fan had been playing, I would think he is going to raise too wide and call too tight and Spasov is going to pounce on this and shove all pairs, KQ, KJ, maybe KJo, and a few other hands so he really doesn't have much on the turn aside from J10s and maybe A5s (probably shoving pre). Weirdly, I'd feel decent on the turn from Fan's pov but the river is brutal for him. All that said, I love cbetting the flop here as I think it was Mike who said that and keeping it simple. Cheers, looking forward to more of these!

Aaron Beastarone

Lovely breakdown nice to hear 2 opinions at the same time. I hope you will bring a couple more final table hands during the WSOP and after.

Love this! Thank you guys for the breakdown!

I just wanna say this one thing... "LFG!!!" Oh & one more thing... I REALLY enjoy listening to others talk poker. It helps me to expand my own thinking and train myself to think differently in certain spots. Thanks a ton guys! (Wish it were a hand/day)

These are top-tier content. I used to be an Upswing Lab member for months before moving away from poker, but I am glad the quality of content is increasing day-by-day

In the 24 hand with Dube, I was just wondering if the board being so draw heavy makes it more likely for opponents who unblock a majority of the draws and cover you (Which I think is both players in this case) are more likely to bluff catch jams from the big blind here? There is also the obvious benefit of knocking out a player at this stage.

So well done, thank you!

Really enjoyed the breakdown of this video. Regarding the last hand in Fan’s spot, I’m betting the flop almost every time with my Ace in this scenario. I have just over 20bigs left which is decent I agree regarding ICM here but it’s too important to let this pot go. I’m not quite sure if I’d bet smaller considering it’s final table, icm, yada yada but I feel I’m going for a bigger bet here, over half pot, to show I’m willing to get it all-in. I have the Ace, you don’t. They call, they call. And 3-handed in this scenario I do believe I have the best hand anyway so I may get it in here facing a 3-bet or at that point you can fold. Only lost minimum chips vs. the most likely scenario is I bet over half pot, I’m the initial raiser, they fold, take it down, move on.

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This is genuinely useful advice. If your betting lead is augmented by someone deferring to you by checking? You need to make that bet with a broad range (any pair, any draw, 33% of your air).

You’re a democrat, you’re lying

U mentioned check raise trips. How can u have trips on a monotone flop?

Why is it a disaster to raise a hand like 97s?