WSOP FIFTY STACK Review - Cards Up Final Table

[@lazatabax1938]

Love this... It emphasizes the importance of stack sizes to shoving ranges. Great analysis John, thrilled to see the next part

[@PokerCoaching]

Thanks! I am glad you like it!

[@Reggie10]

@@Trust_Jesus Actually it's Jonathan (;

[@typelogin]

Jonathan, I appreciate the deep ICM analysis. I've been making final tables online and often find myself lost when it comes to ICM decisions

[@jaysinrd]

Always happy to see you've put out another video for us, can't wait till the next one. Soaking up all this info

[@christerulriksen2859]

Great video, looking forward to the rest of the final table. Keep it up!

[@NicholasCenname]

Great Video...more of these please.

[@MentzeA]

Great commentary! Thanks

[@stuartgibbel]

Awesome video. Can't wait for part two.

[@CanadianLoveKnot]

I watched this final table, some interesting spots later on in this FT, with some questionable allin and calls, really cool to see the ICMizier being used!

[@JohnG57]

I knew ICM meant you try to play tighter if they are shallower stacks but I never knew it got this complicated involving the ranges of whole table. Thank you so much for the breakdown.

[@PokerCoaching]

You're welcome.

[@THEKD0G]

Hope you finish this final table analysis👍

[@PokerCoaching]

Two more parts will be coming!

[@Sawstinker]

In a world of douchebag poker personas, thanks for always being interesting, positive and drama free

[@lankaprince]

Excellent stuff!

[@olinater5]

Dang I was hoping you would ICM calculate the call/fold with AQo.

[@preflopstore9718]

good one Jonathan!

[@luke.morepower]

Thanks Johnathan

[@PokerCoaching]

You're welcome!

[@iconicheight1188]

Maybe I missed the point, but at 8:45 when folded to the BB why take the risk against an open raise by UTG?

[@finalt8bleboy]

@ 25:00 AQ vs. KQ vs. JJ.. isnt oliver priced in?.. is that fold too nitty? or based on the action do you feel your are behind? chip preservation icm wise? it does close the action and you will see all 5 cards. i know you like the fold. losing drops him down to to about 15m still not a bad stack. plus martin's range has been pretty loose.. thx for the videO..

[@PokerCoaching]

No, you are going to be super dominated against a call and jam.

[@NaihanchinKempo]

it'd pronounce most likelyy zoe ou like joe ouch without the ch

[@glaubs65]

Go South Africa!

[@IAMYAMAMA]

audio isnt synced for anybody else?

[@Pccesar3]

So they're are relying to much on ICM here

[@masterrobbi8793]

I think maybe the narrator is 😴

[@ney1202]

I don't like all the icm in this video.

[@PokerCoaching]

Why?

[@harveyhashimoto2384]

These are the decisions one needs to make when at a final table. If you are a middle or shorter stack, merely avoiding borderline decisions for your tournament life makes a huge difference in your payout. If you are the big stack, you get to dictate all these hard decisions to the other stacks. Consider this practice on what to do on final tables. If you play too loose and splashy, it will be noticed by the other players and they will exploit you. Playing ICM makes it harder to exploit you. Nothing is perfect, but ICM is a method to reduce being exploited.

[@masterrobbi8793]

If you keep checking the icimiser or whatever reckon it will just distract you from pretty basic decisions ,like if you dont know the odds of certain hands then get your head down and study the shit