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My latest series feedback!!!!!!

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January 24, 2015 - 10:37 am

Hey guys, I tried to make my latest video series interesting for all skill levels and I did that by asking and answering questions of a bunch of different skill levels. I'd love your feedback on how good/bad of a job I did at this, looking at reviews/comments isnt that helpful. Some Q's u can answer are: If you're more of an amatuer player did you find it helpful? Was the more difficult questions distracting or interesting? Did this inspire you to work on your game or make you think about it differently?

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January 24, 2015 - 10:44 am

I’m an amateur, primarily live tourney player. I love your videos. The questions are thought provoking. Lots of times when Im thinking that I have no idea what to do in that spot ( the JJ hand in your last video), you say the same thing. I like it more when you give a mathematical answer to the questions but that may be beyond the beginners. It does give them an idea of how to think of spots though.. So, in summary, keep it up please, but don’t stop your in depth theory videos. Those are outstanding. Loved the 3 bet one, although that is a totally different animal live

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January 24, 2015 - 8:16 pm

Excellent series. I watched each video from this series immediately before a session (and/or during the very beginning of a session), and each time I felt like my thought process was enhanced for the rest of the session. Your vids are like thought-process steroids. I really like how you ask the question before each spot “why would this be a good spot for x” or “why would it be a bad spot for y” and “what do we look for when deciding if this is a good spot,” along with the essential “what’s his range/what’s our range” question.

Very helpful for all skill levels IMO. I think I’m somewhere in the middle skillwise…the most basic/beginner questions didn’t annoy me, nor did I feel overwhelmed by the more advanced questions.

Great series, as always.

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