[IshiP2U]

Sweir,

Yes! I wholeheartedly agree with you that it's extremely important to be able to change gears! That was what I was saying in the beginning is that I don't look to play any certain style all the time, but I think it's important for the table to have some energy, and I also think it's important to build an information base on people and an individual relationship with them at the table. I've tried to make it very clear that I don't advocate this style and I don't advocate not playing it either. I really think you may have been taking this as a how-to video (or since you seem to hate it as a how-not-to video), but that wasn't the point at all. People in uNL make a lot of videos, I decided I would put one up since mine would probably be different and it's always nice to have a fresh perspective either way. Again, I think "if they start adapting to my play then I will do x" is way too general. It depends on how they are adapting; some players get even nittier, other players get substantially looser and more aggressive, and other get substantially less aggressive. I tried to make the commentary as relevant as possible to the situations at the table, but I can see how talking about some of the things you suggested would be helpful. That's why I thought everything would go better as a series.