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I hart you Phil. I haven't gotten a chance to watch yet but in the future could you perhaps do a $1/2 video similiar to this under a stealth acct? (Friends acct or something). I would love to see how you adjust to that game and it would help me out greatly.

I have to agree with fkingfish. If you make a smaller stakes video, using your own name defeats the purpose. People will either be scared of you and give you too much respect or they will know it is a video and be making retarded plays. If you can't find another account to use, your time is better spent making your standard vidoes since it will be hard to learn anything under the playing descriptions described.

On, the 7h 3h kh jc hand where you hold Jh8d hand. Why didn't you consider betting on the turn to induce check-raise bluffs because it looks like you have nothing and the J on the board put up alot of straight draws. I think that OP checkraises alot of hands 10 9, Q 10, A 10, Q 9 , 89, 10 8 where one of the cards is a heart because its highly unlikely you hand that wants to call a raise after checking the flop while i think his legit value range where he raises is super small.

Fantastic video. I think the blind versus blind or button hands generally prove to be the most interesting and that a video mainly comprised of such hands would be pretty cool. In fact, I'll make a post in the video suggestions forum! Thanks Phil!

Phil - I think it's really impressive how you are able to take hands out of an opponent's range based on their actions. That sounds super basic after I type it, but it's not a skill that I have been practicing enough to do it quickly on the fly in every hand. Like the JJ hand where you make an assumption about what part of his range would likely continuation bet and what part would likely check back w/ SD value. Don't be shy about dropping beginner nuggets. The beginners appreciate it.