How To Win $838,909 - SCOOP review w/ Fedor Holz pt. 1

[@NMxCrazySkills]

I love this in depth format! Great stuff!

[@Pokercode]

Hi Craig, Great to hear! We are currently preparing part two for the upload, so be prepared for more content in the next days :)

[@everytime664]

Good video! More detail please!

[@Pokercode]

Hi, if you have any question related to any of the hands, feel free to ask it in here :) These sessions are also recorded with live audience of our community. It's easiest to join directly there, as you can then just ask your questions live in chat :)

[@everytime664]

@@Pokercode During the 2nd hand when Fedor was talking about the k9s being one of the highest freq turn bluffs; woulda been coold to see the rest of his thought process/if they looked in to the sizing choices and how it was played on the river.

[@romantrenson2891]

This is super sick, great content

[@yungbreezyatl]

Thank you so much Fedor... this is like free gold 😂

[@michaelwe5884]

Can someone explain why we want to have the T of clubs to catch river?

[@heavyonthemustardplz]

Tc doesn't block as many of his bluffs according to the solver, likely because Tc from villain is more likely to bet the turn.

[@asimaty]

Yaay more Mario content, thanks!

[@tbryning1153]

@ around 8:00 - Mario says he would start building his big sizing value range (Q52cc, HJvsSB, srp) around KQ+, maybe KK, maybe AA, and talks about splitting the range. I had a quick question about it: * When we think about which combos of AA to put in the big sizing range, are we just taking the combos with Ac and putting AA no club into small sizing? If we are using Ac for big sizing, do we felt it on runouts that complete the flush and don't pair? Thanks

[@mario_mosboeck]

Hey @T Bryning! The reason why we get to choose KQ & KK a bit more often than AA for the big sizing is the certainty that we still have a strong value hand on the turn. With KK we want to play for stacks on Q52cc on the flop. However that changes on every A, Q & clubs and our equity drops significantly. With AA you have the same handstrength on the flop, however the only Turn that shifts equity strongly are QQ & a club. Therefore AA without a club is a bit more incentiviced to build a bit pot on the flop by choosing a bigger sizing more often. AA with a club you dont mind playing multiple streets because only 3x Q are the only bad turns for your holding and therefore has its equity more locked and is likely to mix in smaller sizings more often. This concept applies a lot there shorter you are. 80bb+ this idea starts to shift s bit and it become more important with what hands will have a lot of equity on the river and therefore restrucuture your flop strategy around it. Cheers 😊

[@tbryning1153]

@@mario_mosboeck Thanks for the detailed reply mate, that's nailed it on the head for me. Absolute stellar content & vital information available from the whole project, thanks a bunch guys (:

[@thumpmasterTRE]

What an absolute gem of a video

[@rverges23]

Really admire the way Fedor's brain work. Wow.

[@rolandrokita8999]

Is this actually the SCOOP main event trophy in the back?🤭

[@infectionlive485]

uhh I'm hyped about this series :)

[@robertinobongiorno5148]

Congrats.

[@pacificus6922]

👍

[@PrayForMe.]

siiiick

[@skillfuldabest]

Let's gooooo