Mersenneary reviews a series of three games played against livb112 at the $330, $550, and $1100 level, when the greatest husng player of all time declared in chat "we are going to test to see if u are actually decent" (spoiler alert: livb is not impressed). In it, he talks about correct adjustments against a player with wide preflop hand selection and frequent postflop aggression, identifies some strategies livb is using that we can learn from (like c-betting unusual sizes that are actually optimal), and points out that even the G.O.A.T. can make some fundamental errors after getting caught bluffing.

PHMERC and mjw006 team up to analyze a pair of $300 level turbo and regular speed heads up sngs played between PHMERC and iamvariance.

In this video, Phmerc plays a mid stakes heads up sng winner at the $200 + 10 level and discusses ways to exploit winning players.  He also plays a $300 + 15 and $330 + 15 match against the regular "iamvariance" and discusses gathering information on player tendencies on different board textures.

In a future video, Phmerc and mjw006 will team up to analyze the matches against "iamvariance."

In this video, HokieGreg reviews a session with $200-500 heads up sng regular "Helio TYF."  They review individual hands that Hokie played, covering topics such as advanced board texture, planning ahead for future streets and how to respond to different postflop situations against both strong and weaker opponents.