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Deuces. Entity's "Road to Robusto" series is probably what you are looking for.

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strong coffe is recommended... yawn...

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I'm coming around to the general SSSH consensus that you're just a dick.

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lol, you have no humor. I just wanted to prepare OP that watching 1 hour of one-tabling with entity can be pretty tireing. You can hear enitity yawn as well some times [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]. I think DC is a must for all aming SSSH-players. Do you have to interpret everything I say in the worst possible way every time!?

BTW. Don't miss the coaching video with my good friend Mvoss!

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I think all of the criticisms are fair. We do our best to provide great content, but we're a new operation and we're learning, and we're definitely not going to do everything perfectly. I'm certainly guilty of yawning in a video or two, though it's not because I'm bored. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] I often get up at 5AM with my wife and spend the morning writing at her coffeeshop (free espresso is the nuts), but by the time I come in on those days and decide to record a video, I do have a tendency to yawn a bit.

That said, the approach I take to teaching poker isn't the most exciting to most people. I like to talk about handranges a lot, and bring in bits of math whenever I can, and as simple as the math is it's still not going to be the most exciting for a lot of people. That said, it's profitable, and it's necessary information, in my mind. I've got a few videos that may be a little more entertaining in the works, but they're still thought experiments for now. The most important thing to me with these videos is that I teach people, and that I teach them effectively and well, but part of that is going to be making sure that when people watch the videos they aren't completely tuning out, for any reason (be it audio quality, me sounding sleepy, or the content not being high-quality enough). Basically this is my way of saying that I get that you're joking, but there's still a glimmer of truth/dissatisfaction behind the comments, and while I'm not going to change everything I do to stop sarcastic quips, I'll keep what you said in the back of my mind anyway.

As far as the content being spiced up, I'm thinking about doing a video or two (or who knows, maybe a series?) where I play more or less like a nutjob, but rather than comment on my own play, I mostly comment on how other "good" players are or aren't adjusting to me, and what mistakes I see in their play. At the very least it'll be fun for people to watch me 3betting with 76o all day, right? [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

Rob