Skates plays 4 different opponents in a set of $6.25 turbo HUSNGs.  He plays hyper-exploitively and adapts to playing these zany low stakes players.

Skates plays a $1130 turbo HUSNG on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.  Here, he plays kbp00, a frequent villain at these stakes he has some history with.

Skates' note:  This isn't that basic of a video... some pretty deep concepts come into play like tailoring your open size for the sake of a 4bet dynamic, profitable lines vs. someone with a super high cbet frequency, why 20-25BB is so different from 15-20BB, and one method for handling someone who plays close to jam/fold from 15-20BB.

 
Skates plays a series of $115 turbo HUSNGs on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.  Here, he doesn't do anything fancy or silly and just adapts + exploits one MarkoBONO.

Skates plays two $115 turbo HUSNGs on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.  He plays both games against Siervos, and gets to talk a little bit about using recent history to craft betsizes to induce folds.

Skates takes us through this week's $215 HUMTT on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.

This round, he played LockdownTex.

Skates takes us through this week's $215 HUMTT on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.

This round, he played famous MTT player, Annette_15.

Skates takes us through this week's $215 HUMTT on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.

This round, he played dhilton12 

Skates takes us through this week's $215 HUMTT on his Poker Stars username, psimalive.

This round, he played fpdogg.

Skates plays a total of FOUR $34.50 matches against Fogge75 on his PokerStars username, psimalive.  However, he gets bored and decides to have fun, playing a different style in each of the four games.

Skates' Note:  I'm trying to demonstrate that there's no "right" and "wrong" way to do things in a nutshell.  You can have your preflop be completely zany, but if you balance yourself and do things correctly postflop it can still be a profitable strategy.

Skates plays a $34.50 match against over-vert where he maintains a more passive preflop style and takes on a laggier, thinking player.