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#648: Taking Some Non-Standard Lines in the Hustler $5/$5/$10
Peter goes over some hands from the Hustler $5/$5/$10 game from the last month where he experimented with some non-standard lines to try and make some additional EV. Some hands worked out well and others definitely did not, but Peter touches on the importance of not obsessing over mistakes, and just reviewing them with a rational though process.
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Apr 19, 2024
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StayinSchool
NL coach. Training video contributor
Peter "StayinSchool" O'Neill is a Los Angeles based poker pro. He has been playing for profit and crushing the LA 5/10+ NL games for years. In his videos, he breaks down recently played hands for examples of how to adjust for opponent tendencies and implement exploits for max value.
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