I agree with your post, and I know I'm being a huge hypocrite since I used video's etc to improve my game too. However I still think players should be aware how much the vids are worth for them getting better when others are getting better too.

Since I don't want to derail this thread, I'll sent you a PM

Hey there,
Videos focusing on 3.5r and 15s are needed for sure. Like the number of regs on there a booming and so hard to find an edge in this game, No one is literally spewing. But that been said, got to play them on the current times. The game have really changed. I would say play like 1k games and then start picking out hh. Do a hh review perhaps?

thx for ur time..

@run_better

If anything new training vids done now will have way less of an impact than they had 3 or 4 years ago. We're past the point where you could watch some vid and it would tell you some general guidelines to exploit the huge fish population and you could easily profit.

Nowadays there's no "miracle system" for beating the games. It all comes down to constant hard work. Having jjyykk plug in some hands in ICMizer isn't magically going to make the games harder. It still comes down to how hard each individual is willing to work at getting better.

There's only so much that can be done with a 15bb stack in a turbo structure. I'm actually very skeptical of what new info another MTTSNG series can bring that he didn't already cover in his Bankroll Builder series already. We'll see.

nobodies spewing on 3R ?
Most spewy games every .. Ohmygod I can rebuy , lets go all in with 22 for 75bb preflop spewwy

Obv the regs don't do that .. but many ogf the weaker players do... It's not like the level op the $3,5R and the $15s are even close.. wich is also the point of jjyykk in the video btw

jjyykk is the nut low...cant learn anything from his skill set imo

If you´re willing to do a 6-8 video series i believe you can cover all the turbos formats (18, 45 and 180) including turbos MTTs and that is by walking through the "off the table" work needed in order to become better at turbo play, this means teaching us how to extract the most value out of the available tools in the market like ICMIzer/HR, Flopzilla, CREV, etc., a video series that teaches how to approach the most commons cEV/$EV late stages/ITM situations so we are able to properly run our own analysis in the future and be able to adapt to any turbo uncommon/weird/unfamiliar situation that might come up.
Personally, i would love to see a video series based on...

* MTT/MTTSNG structure analysis and how that impacts decission making
* Stacks distributions and the impact on the table dynamic
* Acceptable cEV/$EV Edges at various stack sizes/stages
* Break down the most common mid/late stages situations and determing whats the most optimal line to take

Basically i would like a series that teaches us not just how to beat micro/low limits of turbo dynamic but how to move beyond that, prepare us in the best posible manner on how to properly work on our game so we can effectivly analyze any future turbo spot and adapt ourselves for it.

Thats my 2cc on the topic, looking forward to this series, cheers.