Many sub-categories. But, overall you covered the topic.

Fedor can you please do a video with Stefan I love the way you're guys minds work. Please do ICM quizzes in different spots. I score high on them but there are some spots I don't agree with like calling 33 in the BB if your opponent shoved and u barely cover them 5 handed.

One mistake I think doesn't get addressed often is acting too quickly. Whenever I lose a hand due to a mistake of my own, often I will realize that if I had just taken a bit longer to replay the action I would have realized what my opponents actions meant, and might have made a better decision.

Fear of making mistakes in front of others and the need to assert oneself against others, by chasing revenge in future hands.

Tilt 🤣🤣 thank you for the videos

In interested in mooving to Asia for grinding May i contact you somehow

-everyone in the world playing poker

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Lmao As it should 👌

The thing with if you limp hands that are marginally -Ev opens (such as A5 from cutoff or earlier) is that your limping range is easy to exploit. All skilled opponents notice that they can raise over the limp wide and you would have to fold often. That would make the limp lose a lot of money in the long run. To counteract that the limping range should be balanced with strong limps such as AA, suited aces such as A6s and probably KQ. Because you would have to limp strong hands they would lose ev more than limps recieve so in full your strategy would lose Ev from limping.

So you can limp some too weak hands for opens from the more later positions if you notice that the other players don’t raise over it often enough. The thing is that you don’t gain much from doing it unless you have some really weak opposition.

He rarely turns up on time and definitely overestimates himself, but he's on balance a very good player, even if he doesn't study gto style.

Hellmuth is a perfect example of overestimating his own skills. He stages himself as one of the best in the world but realistically he would not even beat midstakes tournaments online. However in bigger live games he will still have an edge because fields are way softer an because of volume he plays he won a lot of titles too.

@@Der_Fabi Hey Fabsnb? 😉 Thanks for replying. Understood your point. Just wondering how he could then win so many WSOP bracelets? I mean other big names (who are then probably better players) are also playing a lot of those WSOP events since many years and did not win nearly as much bracelets.

@@gwi5553 You mean Fabian Bernhauser? Close but unfortunately not. Well, although Hellmuth is a weakish player for other pros nowadays he is not weak in general. The WSOP is so soft he still has an edge in these tournaments. He plays a lot of mixed games with smaller fields which increases the chances of success. A lot of the bracelets come from the pre solver area over 10 years ago where players were weaker in general. Phil's game didn't really improve since then but it worked out well in these times. So there is a lot of reasons why he got so many bracelets.

genau sags ihm Hans! Hans der Crusher 🤣

@RJ Biz Sounds like you're familiar with the term.

@RJ Biz I'm assuming you're about 15 if you think 26 is "old" and "ready for the home." You sure it's "RJ Biz" when it sounds like you are in the "BJ Biz" with your hans comment? I'm sure you're a fan favorite with the boys.

@RJ Biz ok ok ok i think you going to far here. or you speak out of experience?

@@NeedforSteep I'm not the one with the "common" knowledge of "Hans is typically the name of a man who services other men." Yikes.