Does GTO help in real life games?

Everyone knows GTO is important at high stakes but are you burning money trying to apply it against weak players?
In this new video Dara O’Kearney reviews some real life hands played by his co-author Barry Carter. He shows Barry how to use GTO Wizard to review his hands, as well as gives advice on how and when to deviate from the solvers in low stakes games against weaker opposition.
This is part 1 of a two part hand review session, make sure you subscribe to see the second part.
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**Timestamps**
00:00:00 Intro - How to use solver study in real life games
00:02:40 KQs - We flop a flush draw but opponent has range advantage
00:06:30 KQs - Solver analysis
00:08:20 KQs - Which flush draws to bet and which ones to check
00:12:00 KQs - When studying should we look at the solver line or the line Villain took?
00:21:10 A6o - Using the nut blocker as a check/raise bluff
00:24:50 A6o - Solver analysis
00:27:30 A6o - Your value bets determine your action
00:32:00 A6o - Hands that check/raise bluff

[@richardbud]

"If you didn't have the flush would you shove because you think he's going to fold?" Great question that gives us so much insight!

[@user-lk5kn2tr7k]

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

[@carlosg.barletta7867]

I love you guys! Let me tell you that the automated translation to spanish is quite understandable to our (your) spanish speakers audience. Keep them coming!

[@daraokearney7255]

Thanks Carlos!