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Message: [QUOTE="Chase, post: 6317777, member: 486547"] The concepts covered in this lesson are very exciting. Poker is a complex game requiring a variety of realtime decisions. I'm confused though why the 56s example was used in the video? Collin tells us at every point until the turn card that the player is making too loose calls, raising when he should be overlimpiing, calling when he should be folding and is basically doing everything wrong but wins anyway. The concepts make sense. The 20:1 rule seems a good rule to follow to keep out of trouble and maximize your winnings when your hand comes in. But the [I]implied[/I] lesson here almost seems to be that in the end it doesn't matter whether you follow the teaching material or not just so long as you win? Collin said "You might ask why are we looking at a hand where someone is playing totally wrong?" but didn't really answer the question in a way that made sense to me. I must be misunderstanding. Perhaps someone can explain what I'm missing? [/QUOTE]

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