In this video, we have a special guest – James “rivermen123” Lambert joins Marc to discuss the end stages of this tournament. The video starts at the start of the final table, and Marc comes in 2/9. It is great to see James and Marc bounce off each other, this is very much a “stick it to the man” style video. There is some great discussion on some different regs, and also some good points on some stack sizes you can raise-fold into.

33 minutes into the video, James goes through what stats he uses on his HUD, and this is something that lots of people are interested in, so check it out. There is also a really cool hand late in video where Marc 3bets the flop with air after a check-raise. The video ends at the start of heads up play, with equal stacks. 

Sticking it to the Man! RonFezBuddy’s Low Stakes Live Sweat with Dannyn13 and Cougars4444 (Part 4)  

Part 4

In part 4, RFB continues with a shortish stack in the 1r frenzy although it is still in the rebuy period, and some decent stacks in the other tourneys. There are two interesting hands early on, both where RFB has JJ. Unfortunately RFB runs pretty badly and soon it is down to two tournaments. There is some nice strategy for the rebuy frenzy tournaments if you play those. . 

Low Stakes Live Sweat with Daryl “aaaaaaaa” Jace (Parts 1, 2)

Part 1

Part 2

Daryl Jace has been extremely prolific on TPE lately, which is awesome, and this time he is back with a live sweat on Lock Poker. He is playing some micro stakes tourneys, including two $3 tourneys, whilst waiting for some more cash online. Unfortunately Lock isn’t seating him into a poker maximus $1r tourney, and he is tilted right from the start! Eventually he is seated and it can begin. Early on someone limps, and he straight away tags this player as a fish, and in general I think that is an excellent way to characterise people, unless they show you anything different. The whole of part 1 is pretty funny as Daryl is tilting hard at the Lock software.

In part 2, the tilt seems to have abated a bit, so it is down to playing. Once again he notes every single limper as a fish, it is extremely useful to do this. Other than that, the video continues with some solid poker.