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.

HokieGreg takes to the tables against a heads up sng regular, A1sha, at the $550 turbo speed level on the Merge network.  He gives some in depth advanced board texture analysis, some generalizations about mid-high stakes heads up sng regulars, how to adjust 3-bet ranges taking into account game flow and goes over some end game 3-bet shoving situations, with calculations and an emphasis on fold equity.

Mersenneary plays a $550 + 20 heads up sng against Chris Moneymaker, a $360 +18 against HUSNG.com instructor Croixdawg, and a series of $1000 + 11 super turbos against Melanie Weisner.  He talks about making small flop sizings to set up bluffs, why Money's last hand was an error, continuation-bet sizings on dry boards in 3-bet pots, and adjusting to good players who are on the tighter side shortstacked.