Samoleus 1k NL 6m (Part 3)

on the jacks hand that was talked about in depth...merit to just shoving rather than the 4bet size you chose? When the pot is that inflated and his squeeze has to be that large, it becomes obvious that you can never be 4bet/folding, therefore he is never gonna 5bet light. It seems a shove would better include bluffs and small pp's in your range, and maybe widen his calling range a bit or even get a call from the fan's 99 or something. Thoughts?

you spend too much time talking about each hand pausing the video non stop is getting unbearable, i would appreciate that if the hands required such info but this is nl1k and i think your videos are made towards people who have a good idea of how to play. I like your train of thought and would like to watch your vids but as is its just hard to. In short: be more objective, get direct to the point instead of running around for a while until getting there.

stratocast, I think that I have answered your question in the forum that covers this video series. let me know if that answer suffices. bla2mb, I am sorry you feel that way - but I had previously asked for feedback on this issue, and the overwhelming majority of members prefer the amount of detail that I provide. Dangerfish and diablo, thanks very much for your compliments!

Hi Niman, please keep making 6max videos. That what I'm the most interested, all your videos are great but I'm sure it's more useful for players to have 6max videos.

First, I want to compliment you on putting out some really great content. I have a question about playing flush draws. You mentioned in this video that you like to bet/3bet AI w/ FDs. I like to take the same lines so I agree with you here. Well, thats when you are effectively 100bbs deep. What do you recommend when stacks get to be 200+bbs deep. I have been c/r'ing them and folding to large 3bets and calling small ones just b/c it is pretty rare to be 3bet that deep and not see a set. Cont'...

less talking and more hands plz