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Aaah, eeeh, iiiih, ooooh, uuuuh: the stuttering is so distracting. It seems like he didn't prepare for this podcast or conversation at all.

May be dated strategy, maybe it is still mostly golden, but I found a lot of value in watching, thanks!

How to calculate COC when it is not stone bubble yet, like 3 paid, 6 left. How do we calculate coc for this scenario? also how do we combine pot odds and coc together? if our coc is 70% and we getting very good pot odds, do we still need 70% equity to call off?

Video is good but you never say how many tickets there are which is important to take the best decisions

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These tournaments are a goldmine atm, because people vastly overestimate the value of going for a bounty and will risk most or almost all their chips with any two cards in the hope they can suck out on another player who assuredly has a big ace or middling pair in the hopes they can luck out in that 1 in 50-100 chance of hitting the jackpot bounty.

So, I’m reading Beyond GTO at the moment, and was wondering what you thought about me skipping the chapter entitled How to Read the F***ing Charts? 😅 Seriously, though - you can always put charts on a relatively cheap website and refer readers of your book to them so that they can see them better. Just a friendly tip from a guy that does that sort of thing (I’m in school for CS/IT). I bought your book (along with numerous others on the subject) to use in my bibliography for a term paper. 🥂

Great stuff! Would checking too much OOP be better or worse than betting too much? My instinct is that it would be better in GTO land but not sure about the results in the real world.

At 8:52 this is the node where the range is 2nd and 3rd pair or middle pair and the range that you display is the overall range which has top pair which isnt in the rqnge at all when they lead 20% on the flop. My guess is they call 2md and middle pair and fold 3rd pair with no backdoor and overcard

The range you give villain, in my experience, is not at all accurate. Firstly, the villain that donk leads flops is not the same villain type that defends a gto range from the BB (They defend tighter). But most important these flop donks include a lot of flush draws. Or at least some flush draws, you included zero?

How to adjust when villain underbluff the donk bet oop river after BC-XX-DB?. The first that comes to my mind is to overfold the river against passive tight players, but what about merging the turn bet with the middle part of my range instead of polarizing since they underraise and avoiding getting on a bluffcatch river situation against this type of players? Or does the solver prefers to realize my 2 outs equity against their top pairs range?

More of this please 😊

Best video so far Barry, very good content

Thanks for the new videos lads. Could ye possibly do a video on study plans for recreational players? Im trying to take my game more seriously, reading daras/barrys books, modern poker theory etc and have begun studying preflop ranges. I definitely feel im more active than the recs I play with already from what I have learned so far. It can be a bit overwhelming at times on what to study though and how to study effectively. I would appreciate it if ye could give some pointers on this before I sign up to Jaka coaching. 😂

Good brag video Barry 😂

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Great video, very interesting to hear thought processes

Great video guys, thanks

Thanks for this lads. Brilliant content. Really useful to hear your thought processes

16:00 EQ Graph, the n1 underrated tool for understanding solver sizings for sure!

Cool breakdown of turn strat. Thank you guys!

A new book in horizon?

00:00:00 How important is heads-up study? 00:04:23 Barry trolls Dara for the first time in 2024 00:04:47 HU match starts - Barry gives his read on his opponent 00:06:25 Leak 1: Barry opens too big against a tight player (And What GTO heads-up ranges look like) 00:09:20 Trying to make the pot bigger against nits 00:09:50 Check raising a double backdoor hand 00:13:30 Leak 2: Trying to bluff catch against players who won't bluff 00:14:30 Leak 3: Raising hands that play well against tight players post flop 00:17:18 Leak 4: Not value betting thin on river 00:21:00 Timing tells heads-up 00:24:20 GTO hand review of a heads-up spot

What percentage of online poker players know of Dara and Barry's books and are playing in this manner? Thoughts?

Good lord, this is helpful! Even for those of us who have read your books. Thanks.

Your surname is O'Kearney!!!!!! I've never come across someone with my surname before

Just wanted to thank Mr Dara for his selflessness, watching this alone helped me either cash-out or win in 3 consecutive tournaments. I usually watch Daniel Negreanu's live streams to study his gameplay and how to better apply everything I've studied but was struggling to cash-out of tournaments probably because Daniel is not focused on just cashing out as he's already on the Mount Rushmore of poker. Mr O'Kearney is very objective and adamant on always having the goal in mind instead of ruining your tournament life just because somebody shoved and you felt your ego getting bruised.

Extremely useful! Keep making them, and I'll keep watching them and buying the books!

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Very good!

great video thanks guys

00:00:01 How to calculate the value of the bounty 00:06:03 Solving a Mystery Bounty hand in HRC 00:08:16 Hand ranges - The differences between a Mystery and a Vanilla 00:11:00 Playing as and vs a short stack 00:16:48 How payout structures change the strategy 00:20:50 Live vs online player population tendencies

This is assuming our [bad] opponents will respond correctly when constructing and protecting their ranges as well as calling correctly on river. I imagine they have to call pretty wide OTR and most opponents are mucking top pair

Great review, thanks a lot.

Very exciting series, got few questions right by just being recreational player :) Thanks for entertainment.

Very nice series, liked the analysis a lot. Thanks guys.

Really loved this episode, learned a lot from it, especially with overbets. Thanks.

Great episode, thanks a lot guys.

Thanks a lot for the limping perspective in satelites/tourneys with Q8s BTN hands etc. Wasn't thinking about it earlier.

Really loved Barry's choice preflop.

Interesting perspective on final table deals.

Great explanatiory video, thanks. Found A6o a bit overcomplicated, but all the rest was great.

Key points: 1) Tourneys aren't CHIP EV, but always small ICM. 2) GTO is a guideline (1st step) and should be used mainly vs opponents who are better than you, to not be exploited. Thanks a lot, great insight on GTO.

Very great perspective, thanks for useful information.

Quite informative series, thanks.

01:09:00 why is AQo an awful raise/call there by villain? Because he should just be open jamming? You don't think he induces something like AJ/AT often?

Wow, so detailed explanation, thanks a lot, was very interesting to grasp something new.

Thanks for this review episode, quite informative. Less tables would be great aye.

My left ear enjoyed this

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