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Originally Posted by RodCPA
I'm still in the PJ section, but it brings up a question. Every hand he plays, even when he is wrong, his play was good. Ok. but I wonder about why we never see (or I haven't gotten there yet) a few hands that authors say "I just played this wrong. here's where I blew it badly and why I didn't analyse it correctly. That is a teaching tool also.
Actually, Gus's book has more of that. I give him credit for that, of course, he's listing EVERY hand, not just well played ones.
That's one of the advantages of the Pokerxfactor videos is that PJ, Rizen Apestyles and others take you through full tournaments, analyzing each hand.
I thought PJ's videos were particularly good for a bunch of reasons, but to your point, he does point out in those the times where he thought he screwed up.
One of the other good things about those videos is how they analyze the play of hands that they are not involved in, and what that analysis does for future hands they play with those players...