this series is too good to give out for free, I've been downloading every video for the day you guys realize 😅 Thanks for the great content.

one of the best educational videos on poker

I’ve consumed a lot of poker content and this is top of the list. I ran through this series a few times and In the last two weeks I have 2 tourny wins, a 4th and won a 1000 person freeroll into the main event. Let’s gooooo!!!

I love the turn-overbet analysis, targeting draws (or even bluffing with draws). Value or bluff, I love if villain(s) fold here, because the overbet can induce villains to overvalue their cards on later hands. The specifics of the "turn overbet strategy" wont matter later, as the villain is now primed to call your overbets or shoves on any street.

Probably the best free content on the internet on cash games right now. Better than even a lot of paid content and I've covered a fair amount of both. What I really love is how much is covered in each video given their not too lengthy nature. Totally looking forward to season2 !

looking forward to season 2. I've downloaded every single episode onto my PC. it's such valuable content.

Garry / GazzyB you absolute Don! I played with you at Empire Casino and I was very happy to see you there! You are putting out great and extremely informative content. I'm very happy that you teamed up with UpSwing. Looking forward to season 2, keep it up bro! ;) I wish you all the good luck in the world!

Please go over other turn board also! Very helpful video.

These episodes are pure gold and so well done! Thanks guys

This podcast series is really great! I love it!

These are great, thanks Mike and Gary for the free knowledge

make a video about unorthodox lines, eg xb , raise

This series was great 👌thanks upswing poker !

Incredible content! Thank you so much for the thoughtful preparation on these

great episode and they are called reverse blockers in PLO

This is great content!! It would be helpful to put up a quick visual of the board or flops you guys are referencing in the examples.

Great! Thanks!

Loved this content guys, thanks so much! When it comes to "range betting" on good turns like in the 872Q example, what size are we looking to use? Part of me wants to use a small size because we're betting with our entire range but on the other hand we already used a large size on the flop.

love this content

Hello and thank you a lot for sharing this really good stuff On the last part, when the Q is the turn, and we can bet almost all of our range. Which sizing do we chose ? I guess when we can bet very often , we can bet small ?

Great info, guys. Thanks! Is the lab meant for beginners or is it also helpful for someone that is struggling at nl100?

13:26 why doesn't QJ block Ace high here, I understand It blocks king, BB doesn't have AJ and AQ in calling range?

Are you ever using small turn sizes?

your typical 1/2 2/5 player is going to play any ace x any pair any 2 suited cards and any comnected off suit cards that can make a striht and any face cards . so they can habve any of those hands you have no idea what they have the best thing to do is shove on them when u make nuts

around 03:58, why bet KT+ and check K7- to protect our checking range instead of the opposite? yes, with KT+ it's likely with we have the best hand (best top pair) if we get called down to showdown, even though there are so many bad rivers for us, but if we're betting KT+ what are we check-raising with? if we check K7- then we only have check-folds or check-calls, right? which makes it really easy for the villain to bet whenever we check. couldn't it make more sense to bet K7- and check KT+ to check-raise? furthermore, as a bonus, if we get raised when betting K7- we can possibly fold because we're likely behind, especially against tighter opponents. thank you.

last season 1

Hands down the best source out there to get my weekly solver nuggets! Any good software available that helps track blockers/unblockers? I don't think Pio has anything embedded, but I noticed GTO Wizard does something. Definitely want to get my arms around these concepts even more after watching this video.