Glad you liked it mate!

Appreciate the feedback my friend, thanks

Thank you Sebastian!

Hey mate! Thank you for the words, really appreciate them ❤ I'm not doing any private coaching atm, as my schedule doesn't allow for it. That might change in the future tho I haven't played on Global poker, I think its only available to US Residents right? I could be wrong but it's my impression

Credits to my editor there 😁

It's a random number generator. You can use it when a decision is indifferent to mix between different strategies.

What this guy said 👆🏽

@@Se88o Ah! Makes sense, thanks for the answer. I know some guys use the time on the clock or something to randomize. This is a great solution. Never seen anyone implementing it like that. Fantastic!

It depends because some spots have higher strategic variance than others. But 300 samples is a good start imo. Below that its dangerous to make assumptions

@@saulocostapoker Thank you very much, very grateful for the answer!

No showdown value draws can't be profitably called OOP, most of the time. Would imagine thats the case there in that hand. Only way you can call is with some sort of exploit that increases your EV. In this case it would have to be the IP player putting too much money into the pot when we hit, which is not something we can expect from a rec. So yeah it sucks but gotta fold

@@saulocostapoker Thx man! There's an implicit assumption that we don't have a donk betting range on the river, correct?

Yeah, data shows that regulars fold too much to river raises, particularly when they bet small. So attacking those is good, even against recs

Yeah its much harder for sure. Based on my experience I think the top regs of the limit can beat it for sure. Won't be a huge winrate pre-rakeback but what matters is post-rakeback money. The benefit of the fast format is that you play more hands per hour. So even with a lower winrate your hourly can be higher

@@saulocostapoker thanks keep up the good work!!

Jurojin

Thanks buddy! It could be that turn bigger bet is preferred. But even if it isn't, going all in on the river is the proper play. It's the optimal play to do and I don't think any overfolding tendencies would change this dynamic

I have moved a lot of my players out of there because results did get substantially worse in recent times (mid 2023 and forward). I don't know whether its due to cheating or not, but the fact is that there is less money to be made there compared to recent years.

hahaha that was an spontaneous joke I developed in the video

Hey Mauricio! Yes, it's applicable. I will release my course on low stakes games very soon. It will be called Low Stakes Blueprint. Stay tuned for more updates

@@saulocostapoker thanks

My most uncensored and not politically correct opinion is that the community massively overreacts to it. And the main stream media and influencers/creators are the ones to blame. But it's just how media works - negative news sell more than positive news. Negative news generate more clicks, more views, more comments, more engagement. So creators and the media push them 24/7 cuz that makes them money. At the same time, these things trigger emotional responses in people - fear, anxiety, insecurity. And it's hard to rationalize over those feelings. But the truth is that cheating has existed in online poker since day 1. Where there is money to be made, there will be people trying to obtain it by all means possible. If some poker sites are failing to address the issue properly, then the most likely outcome is not that the whole industry will collapse, but rather a competitor will take advantage of its peers recklessness to capture a bigger slice of the market, forcing the reckless to adjust if they want to remain competitive. There is just no way cheating is a serious threat to the online poker industry

I didn't get the question 🤔

Those aren't really "that" loose tbh. Pretty much 0EV in theory. You can find GTO Wizard sims opening them sometimes even. If facing tight players preflop or if postflop edge exists, then they become profitable opens very quickly

Fala Thiago! Obrigado pelo elogio. No wizard tem dezenas de solucoes diferentes para ranges preflop, entao imagino que voce simplesmente olhou uma solucao diferente da minha.

@@saulocostapoker qual que da dinheiro? Kkkkkkkkk

He's using Jurojin

Thanks buddy

Doesn't seem like a great candidate for bluff raising. Doesn't block much value and blocks some bluffs. I'd prefer having a heart or a jack to bluff. Or both if possible

It's very rare that a draw hand like that should be played as 100% bet on the turn - that's typically not a thing at equillibrium, specially when there are many other bluffing candidates. So I said that I get to the river with that because I was pretty sure I would check it back sometimes if I had it

@@saulocostapoker is sometimes enough for him to grant that into your range often enough tho? Like even if he is aware you have ot say 25% of the time as a check..do you think thats enouhh for him to really be thinking of it in this spot

If you're playing solid enough, then it doesn't matter how your opponent perceives you. The assumptions he makes about your ranges won't have any impact in the profitability of your strategy. That being said, yeah I would expect a reg to perceive me as potentially having T9s there

lmao😂🤣 good one

in LIFE?? come on man, you're grinding too much 🤣🤣😂

Seems like you got your logic a bit backwards there...

I study with solvers since mid 2016, so a good 7 and a half years now...(jesus Im getting old wtf). And I study population tendencies since 2017. That's basically what I have been doing all this time - figuring out what solver does and comparing to what humans actually do to find leaks

I'm 32 so I can relate to the horrifyingly accelerating passage of time xD Thanks for the answer! I've been studying for about 11 months now so I'm not quite at the solver level yet, but I see its head peeking over the next hill.@@saulocostapoker

Thanks mate. Its undeniable that its gotten tougher over the years for sure, but still plenty of people making a (very comfortable) living out of it. It just takes more effort and study than in the past

@@saulocostapoker Thanks - you are a real gem here in KZfaq. I will keep playing and learning, we will see how high I can go.

I'm not gonna farm clicks and views with the cheating topic, too many creators already doing that. And my personal view is that cheating has always existed in all online platforms. The moneytaker guys is just another one. I stake hundreds of players across all platforms across the globe, and my players have received refunds from many sites over the years. Despite the cheating that undoubtedly exists in online poker, games remain profitable for professionals. So I don't think there is any reason to panick. Sites should of course strive to improve their security, and that's about it.

@@saulocostapokerwell said. I’m still paying my bills every month so it what it is.

I agree. I got into this as a hardcore gamer so I knew right away that a percentage of any player pool anywhere is cheating.@@saulocostapoker

​@@saulocostapoker I agree with yr opinion dude , also my opinion is that you are a big ambassador of poker and poker dream generaly , you should promote the most legitimate sites not the shady . You have the power .. the mass make huge a site like gg with no reason... they ^steal^ us via rake/rakeback/bots/vpi/ vpn and people continue to make it bigger ...what on earth!? give me an answer if you can . Poker agents all Over the world earn rake profits when they sigh in new players on ggpoker ? Sorry for my poor English