Mersenneary takes out his frustration about his FTP funds in limbo with a series of hands against red pros: Phil Gordon, Mike Matusow, Barny Boatman, David Pham, Brandon Adams, and Erica Schoenberg. He talks about how they butchered certain situations and his own errors from the older hands, suggesting how they might be instructive to current players at the $50-$100 levels.

Mersenneary completes a two part series against the HUSNG G.O.A.T. with some $1000 and $500 superturbos, and a $720 4-man. He focuses on perceived range, getting value by taking the line that represents the most air, playing an appropriately wide range out of position, and reacting to aggressive postflop tendencies. Along the way, he continues to point out things to learn from livb's play and the technical errors that result likely from the legend not particularly caring about midstakes.

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."