Thanks Prim!
Yeah it was difficult to adjust, had intended to practice some over the last few days but cash games on GG are very lucrative!
Thanks again for having me Collin
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Would have to practice ranges with ICM-izer first before I could play a 9-man SnG, I mostly play MTT. I know exactly what you mean. Found out, that MTT is just MY THING! That´s what I love best and that´s what I enjoy most. I don´t play CG anymore, was a CG-reg on iPoker about 9 years ago but since I have restarted poker in 2016 I haven´t seen a single CG table 
Thanks Upay4dinner for coming on last Wednesday and doing a great job! And I'd encourage everyone to check out Gary's stream on Twitch 
The link to find it is right in his signature 
And Prim, great point on ranges -- it can be really tough to transition from SNGs to MTTs and back with how different the ranges can be.
This week on the coaching ... 45-man SNG! We review a low-stakes 45man provided by Pokerstrategy member dgk1982. Hope to see you guys there 
Originally posted by CollinMoshman
And Prim, great point on ranges -- it can be really tough to transition from SNGs to MTTs and back with how different the ranges can be.
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees! Saw this on my last hand analysis. A♠ Q♠ - a snap call with a 20 BB stack!!!!
There´s just one problem: It was a DON!
....and I snap-called 
What was that with "we are not in an MTT?"
hi collin, because of my work i couldnt assisted to any of your stream coach. Any chance we can see it in pokerstrategy video section?
Hi Collin,
I still have a question about our last hand in the coaching today with the J.
I really get you guys, that even if we know he is strong we have to call it off. My problem with that is, that he didnt play back before at all. He never raised us or overbet us in any hand. Don't we have to give him credit that he is strong in a spot like this?
I think we can call this hand off if he have the best hand a certain amount of the time. But he choose a line where he is weighted towards made hands and try to proteced them with the overbet. Villain played pretty honest against us. So we do give villains credit for 3betting, limp shoving us or shoving over our limp if they does it the first time. Why dont we give him credit for his first overbet?
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maniac
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Want to know more about coaching sessions. Everyone can join it? And how?
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Hi Swapylv, every Wednesday on our Twitch channel, anyone can join: https://www.twitch.tv/pokerstrategydotcom/
I also recommend checking our streaming schedule, it is available here: https://www.pokerstrategy.com/forum/thread.php?postid=2908257#post2908257
Maniac, I was thinking about that hand too. I was thinking about a fold, because this Villain had played so nitty and his play in this hand indicated at least a two-pair-value hand. Villain was a tight straight-forward player. I don´t know if I would have found a nit-fold there, but it´s an option to consider for sure.
jup prim, maybe we can analyse this one again. I think its an interesting spot too.
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maniac
You know, the funny thing is, when I saw Villain jamming all-in, everything in me actually screamed FOLD FOLD FOLD, HE HAS AT LEAST TWO PAIR!!!!
But that´s absolutely not the scientific approach, which speaks for a call.
By the way: Collin, your KJ-hand in the WSOP-video is interesting:
I know this betting pattern from Villain from low limit players. In such a case you can be 99 % sure, that they made it. They made their lucky draw. Their betting pattern corresponds mostly to their actual hand strength. But I was assuming Villain is a reg. It would be very interesting to know, what he held, I would say at least a very strong draw and at least one heart-card. Anyway he has plenty of equity against us. With a heart we could probably snap call but so "heartless" a fold is the best option, on my current limits I would throw my hand away immediately!! I would snap fold, I would throw the KJ out of the window!! 
I agree Prim, have to fold in that spot with the KJ!
Maniac, good question. Would you remind me in this coaching (or the next one you make it to)? I would be happy to talk more about this spot
This week on the coaching ... it's our bi-annual high-stakes review with Honigmund! He and I are going to spend the next two weeks looking at the WCOOP main event high FT with all hole cards revealed, analyzing the action, and having a good time. Come see one of the biggest online FTs of the year broken down in detail
Aaaw, you got a bi-annual high stakes review now together? Interesting, interesting.....
sure I will remind you. Idk if I can make it tododay got some work stuff to do. :/
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maniac
Originally posted by Primrose6789
Despite hangover: I´m a T♦ 6♦ suited jammer! ♠_evil:
I think this will be your lucky hand from now on ♦