Pete “The Saurus” Morris Premiere Series (Part 1)
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MORE IN THIS SERIES : Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7
Concepts In This Video: 3-Betting • C-Betting • donk leading • Early Stages • hand History • High Stakes • HUD • Large Fields • Mid Stages • Popular MTTs: Sundays • Post-flop • pre-flop • premier series • WPN
haydock
Enjoyed it. Very articulate and easy to follow. Looking forward to part 2,thanks,Pete.
KasperGutman
Nice first vid, thanks. On the very last hand, seemed like too small a 3b oop. Wouldn’t you normally 3x in this type of spot?
TheSaurusWins
you’re right about my sizing being too small there, I usually 3b closer to 3x there, or at least around 1600 in that particular spot. thank you for watching
TheSaurusWins
very much appreciated! thanks for checkin it out
888ash888
GREAT video and your explanations are so clear , a small request would be to try and show the showdown hands of the villain as often as possible. I am very much looking forward to the rest of your series Pete
Gr8 job first up
TheSaurusWins
thank you for watching & for the kind words! Unfortunately villain showdowns on WPN are hard to come by as the site/HH does not automatically provide us w/ the villain’s holdings. Basically the only way to see the villain’s hand at a showdown other than an allin/call is for the villain to be the river aggressor & for you to just call them down. Even in instances where they lead river, if I raise & then get called I will not be able to know their hand. Its a pretty bad defect on WPN that Ive messaged them about countless times
ttwist
Fantastic job out of the gate bro, I really enjoyed this vid and look forward to the rest of the series
The Riceman
ok I actually did enjoy the vid… but forget about that. I checked out one of your battles…vs DNA. I am not going to pretend I am straight outta Compton or that I even know anything about rap battles short of watching 8 Mile (classic imo btw). But I have to say…I imagine you need some pair of cojones to get up there and battle. Just one thing though…is it all pre scripted and practised? I expect there is some improvisation involved, but how much? Sorry TPE I know its off topic…but actually not really – during the thing I could relate it somewhat to a poker game…having to think on your feet and react to a challenging opponent and situation, digging deep and improvising and being creative…I hope I am not going OTT here, I actually did just have my 2nd whiskey, but having watched you perform I can see the parallels. Whatever…peace
TheSaurusWins
Yes, today’s era of battle rap has transitioned into a written/scripted format because there are simply too few genuinely great freestyle battlers in the world & back when everything was improvised & in tournament format it would essentially be the same 4 guys in the final 4 every year. In this newer written format it is still encouraged that the battlers rebuttal things in the moment & at least still show glimpses of the skillset that comes with w/ more improvisational stuff. Thank you for watching the video!
DisasterDave
Do you consider your style of poker “small ball” ? If not what, would you say are the biggest differences?