Poker Video: MTT/SNG by OMGClayDol (Mid Stakes)

Congratulations sir! Great Work!!!
I love this series! It's a pity that it was the last episode.
Hope to see soon some more of your videos here.

Thank you for doing this.

great series.
gonna watch it over and over great work

Thanks guys
Ps maybe one more bonus episode coming out re: final tables

Thanks guys
Ps maybe one more bonus episode coming out re: final tables

Yes, that would be Great man, please.

Thanks again

Hi OMGClayDol

Just one question. If you play 30tables how many would you cash in and win on a good session. Sorry if you have answered this before so I mean a good ROI.

Oh yeah great videos it's what I needed to watch.
Thanks

Hi,I want to ask how big is difference between turbo and non turbo?ty

Hey Dean, not sure.. A really good session could be +$2,000 or something, overall a good roi depends on the buy ins, this is covered in the prelude. Around 20% for most of the buy ins, a bit higher at the 3.50rs and the 2.50s

Pete, pretty big difference, the turbos load faster because they are more popular - and they finish much quicker. About an average of 1.5 hours instead of 4.5 hours to finish!

Hey OMGClayDol

Thanks mate.

This has been a great series!

Not much more else to say really.

Thanks for all the infos you shared. Im about to start my 2nd 180s turbo and really exited about it.

I have a tech question. Tiled vs stacked and each game flow. With tiled, i can remember where i got exposed with a weak shove, raise fold etc.

How can you follow each game flow with stacked?

Thank you for your time.

Hey it just takes practice/experience, if you play a few tables tiled is generally going to be better, like you said you can get more reads/watch gameflow etc, but if you play 30-40+ like I do then it's almost impossible to tile and far more practical. Yes, it does mean I miss game flow, miss many reads/hands going to showdown but ultimately it's the most efficient way for me to play many tables. So yeah I would tile to begin with and as you add tables start to consider stacking, especially if you play like 20+ or something

Thanks for the tips!

Welcome, gl sir, let me know if you have any questions at anytime.

Hey claydol,

How do you get so slick at knowing what to call shoves with? What's your thought process? Do you know individual hand's equities against certain shoving ranges off by heart?

Thanks

Hey.. Mostly just experience/practice I think, sometimes I could be pretty off I'd imagine, but overall I think my estimates are decent. Basically villain, stack size, position of villain/s etc. And no I don't know the equity vs. ranges but I have a decent idea, and usually know a good idea for e.g. if vs. a shoving range of x ATo is the worst Axo to call, then which is the worst pocket pair etc. But this again is maybe practice and playing with Pokerstove for sure helps a lot! Gl

Wonderful series I don't know how you do it, I was tired just watching you. I HOPE you do at least 1 more with deep runs or final tables, that would be awesome.

In general the players are terrible and these things are easy to beat, it helps to get a few wins early to give you some confidence and pad the bankroll. I think a big factor in these is I just don't care about the money unless it is top 3 and even then I still give icm little consideration as far as me folding to move up a spot. I consider it more to exploit others. When the downside is 15$ it is easier to make correct plays then if you are in the Sunday million deep and thousands are on the line.

Hope to see you at a table soon, obv I will be snap calling you WIDE lol

Thanks again

Another series coming out soon
Also I assume you know but there is another episode (episode 9) too
Agree with what you said yo.

Gl man

Cool, I'm a guy, I don't notice much.

Thanks again!