Back to the Streets - 1kNL Liveplay (BONUS: PioSOLVER Analysis)

[@alexandersnow5867]

You articulate your thought process so well. It’s incredible to see you take the opponents tendency from a single hand and develop an exploitative strategy so quickly

[@granjerojose]

I was really impressed by your quick thought process at 7:10. After making and justifying an exploitative thin value bet and getting jammed on, my reaction would have been emotional frustration. It was cool to see you immediately dive into range analysis. Great mental game!

[@antonsergheiciuc4666]

I'm gonna return to this video multiple times because of that KT hand around 7:30. Amazing how well you develop reads and how quickly you use them to adjust your strategy. A big learning for me was that I can make adjustments even when n=1. No need to have a large sample, at least at these stakes.

[@colegriffith9591]

Uri brining the greatest strategy videos as usual! Love the breakdown and getting to see the absolute ownage in the KT hand

[@susymay7831]

Well done, as usual ❤

[@hristohristov5696]

Thanks for the content! Highly appreciated

[@marcsaiz1045]

why u dont 3 bet GTO size?

[@nGUNNARp]

the nuggets of gold i get from this channel is pretty insane

[@Julu223]

Wow the KTo hand

[@probability9150]

How much do you charge 1 on 1 coaching ?

[@shavuri]

Hi, sorry to say that Uri isn't currently available for coaching, and probably won't be for the foreseeable future. That being said, we do have another GP coach that is phenomenal, and who has been working with Uri since GP was founded. If you (or anyone else) would like some more information, shoot us a message using this form here www.guerrilla.poker/contact

[@galitzkiy]

quality content

[@jovkovskiblagojce480]

Gorilla poker!!!

[@ghjk5827]

I wanna give u a feedback: play only 2 tables. Playing só many tables let us with very small tables sizes, which is bad to see - esp on the smartphone

[@christophermc2]

If you need to run it twice cause you can’t handle variance then you either aren’t rolled properly for the game or you’re playing scared money. I don’t care if it’s the opponent who ‘asks’ to go twice, by accepting to go multiple times it takes the suspense and skill out of the game too as people will just play wider ranges and chase bad draws when they know they get their equity doubled or tripled by scared money players.

[@Jacobson-dp7gg]

I’m sure Uri - one of the most respected poker players of all time - needs your patronising advice. And if your idea is true that it gets villain to make a mistake by chasing bad draws, it would be something we SHOULD do

[@christophermc2]

@@Jacobson-dp7gg you know I’m right, I’m not saying he’s a bad player and his analysis and play style is great but poker is just a joke now. I used to be the type of player who would ask to run it twice on PokerStars but now I never have that option enabled and I’ll take one board and one runout only and if I lose then that’s what’s meant to happen. It just turns the game into bingo when running it multiple times.

[@Jacobson-dp7gg]

@@christophermc2 no it doesn’t the EV is the same it just reduces variance

[@christophermc2]

@@Jacobson-dp7gg reducing variance is +EV. You’re contradicting yourself. Less variance means on average higher win rates. Higher win rates = higher EV. Clearly you don’t know what you’re talking about.

[@Thomas-sb2fg]

Amazaing content, really thank you for a gift you are giving us