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That could not be more of a definition of yourself😂

Your dad^

in what tourneys are they?

Because we don’t want to play AKo out of position vs a big stack here when we have other smaller stacks around. And so AKo works best as a shove as it’s the lower risk play here which is what we want

@@SprasesAces so is it mainly a Equity deny play?

@@Humanprototype-wh8qr So i actually cover this a lot in my new course and why AKo also specifically likes shoving more than some other hands. But yeh to sum it up for you mate, equity denial is an aspect of it, as we realise equity poorly out of position and especially in this scenario vs big stack and so taking it down pre is the easier option. Also our risk premium is just so high in this spot given that we have quite a few shorter stacks than us that we really don't want to be playing postflop often and we need to play extremely tight in this spot and so given these factors jam = best play

@@SprasesAces ty for answering. i got RYE Masterclass...so i am already covered. but i bet your course is getting run over glgl

@@Humanprototype-wh8qr No worries, cheers!

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Hey I was going to do a review on my instagram for this. So opening ranges can be impacted by different factors and in this case the big blind that we covered had one of the biggest bounties and the big stack to my left was not playing anywhere near aggressive enough at the time meaning that they weren’t opening/3 betting correct ranges, and so after making some adjustments to the players ranges I believe 44 here would be a +EV open 100%. I’ve not ran this one yet but i’ve looked at some similar spots before whereby you still call off most pocket pairs in these spots once opened with similar stack depths if we cover them enough and they have bounty. We need about 36% equity to make the call here excluding bounties but then you do have to factor in that risk premium too which will be very high here. So, i do kind of agree with you that I just don’t think it seemed right calling off pocket 4’s here and was one of the reasons why i said i didn’t play so well as i think it may have been a mistake so yes i’ll do a review on instagram at some point😁😁

Rigged game

@ or a bad video edit 🤔😃

@@otsosimne ha, I didn’t even intentionally do it😂 The 76s hand that i had, nothing happened in it and then there wasn’t any interesting hands till the next orbit but coincidentally the edit does make it look like there was something dodgy with the flop🤣

@@SprasesAces yeah at first I thought - how the hell he folded 67s and there was flush on the river :D Until I saw there was 6 of spades on the flop 😅 I will once play a game @525 USD and more. The bigger the buy in - the less players are there

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Correction, 7

Ha, it’s because all my social media’s have the exact same name😅

Some big wins posted soon👀

For sure😅

Hi mate. I checked back over the footage and the 76s hand I opened and got shoved on by big stack so folded and in the actual orbit where Leandro busted I had J2o so I didn’t get to open that one. I certainly don’t exclude my bad plays as I don’t mind getting criticism or discussing hands that may have misplayed. But in hands where nothing happens, like when i just fold my J2o or I open and nothing happens then usually i’ll just edit these out as otherwise the video would just be long with lots of boring hands that have nothing going on. But I may do a video soon where show each and every hand throughout a tournament without any edits so that people can see the whole footage

@@SprasesAceseither way mate I’m loving the vids. You’re doing an excellent job keep up the good work!!!

I had to go back and re-watch it, I thought I saw the 6 spades twice :P

Put a huge amount of work and dedication in since then and my game now is incomparable to a few years ago so i’m glad it’s not unnoticed, thanks mate. And i didn’t know that was him but i have played against him many times on GG😁

Thanks😊

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I think there has got to be..

Yeh what a run

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