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#26: Pre-Recorded Play & Explain
This month Kelby tries a slightly different format of commentating over a pre-recorded session. This format allows more freedom to pause and table about each hand individually. All hands are played at .30/.60 with a 200bb buy in!
Apr 30, 2020
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