4 Tabling $5 NL Full Ring by Bigspenda

Thanks for the excellent video ~spenda. This stuff is great! I normally play 2 tables either 6-max or FR, this vid. definately helps with going deeper behind your opponent/analysing their play etc~ great vid!

I've watched the first 2 beginner vids by you and both are excellent. I'm using my laptop to watch these and it's a bit difficult to make out 4 tables so the few times you referred to "Table 1" or "Table 2" were very helpful. I hope other multi-table vids continue with this.

(This time with 5 spades) I'm a beginner and applied what BigSpenda was teaching in this video. Definitely enjoyed the results. This stuff works.

I'm a beginner and this was extremely helpful. Apply what is taught in this video and you'll enjoy the results. This stuff works.

I very much enjoyed this. In fact, I watched this video twice, all the way through.

I learned alot from this video. It is a bit outdated but had some really good concepts. Does BigSpenda still do videos for this site?

This video was excellent. Very helpful!

I learned alot from this video... spenda is one of my fave coaches.

This video was excellent in my opinion. My only thoughts on making it better could be to make it longer? Or just in general do more of them. I posted some questions on the thread page as well. Overall it's just great for beginners like myself to be able to "hear" the thought process going on during an actual hand. You can't get that same feeling from a single posted hand history. It was useful to see your note taking techniques and how you adjusted on the fly when you identified the weaker players. Please do some more even if they are the same levels, no two sessions are ever alike!!

Each time I learn so much. Really liked how much you talked about notes and it gave me an idea of what I should be looking at an taking note of. KEEP EM COMING PLEASE!!!

This was the 1st poker video I have ever watched. I liked the thought process behind your decisions and how you were able to narrow the players hand ranges. I need to become a more active participant when I play as opposed to just playing based on my cards and a few reads.

A great video that showed some good examples of loosening up your play in tight tables in order to take advantage of weak/tight players. Included several good bluffs and great play against a player who was noted to be a calling station.

First of all I would like to say thanks for the videos. You offer some great tips in this video. I'm going to have to experiment with two barreling, it will be nice to add that to my bag of tricks. Also I found out I play the majority of the hands exactly like you did so that was a nice confidence boost. Ohh and I have never heard of relative position, but I am going to use it to my advantage now. Keep making videos, they do help.

Great video, this is exactly what I was looking for. I am playing full ring micro stakes at pokerstars right now and i am looking forward to your upcomming videos.

I really enjoyed watching this video, as it covered alot of things such as the importance of aggression, using scare cards to your advantage, judging the texture of the board and reading your opponents. The only criticisms I can say of it is that maybe just 3 tables would be better and perhaps a 4 colour deck just to make everything as clear as possible.

This was the first video I watched and I can't wait to watch more now. It was good to get some points of view from someone with experience and I thought the plays were explained well. I also found it interesting some of the hands that were played that I normally wouldn't play and how they were played effectively. Overall great video! Thanks.

Again, another good show by playing aggressively with detail explanation while taking notes. I like it when you show how to exploit the players with 2-barelling and bluffing the river with air. Definitely going to start to try this concept when I play 6-max. Video - 9, Sound - 9.

ireally learned some things about trying to read hands which is something I am trying to do. I plan on watching it again and again to pick up on the things you said. Love the video as a learning tool, seeing somehting is action was great. How you note take with such detail was a revealtion to me and then use it to play a guy.

Excellent once again spenda. I like that you do a lot of discussion on what type of boards are okay to make different plays on. You made some good points, and were not afraid to post a video in which you lost some pots, and made some not so accurate reads. Also, worser is not a word, it is a nonstandard. That means they added it to the dictionary because douchebag Americans don't speak proper English. :)

Picked up a couple of good things from this one. Thinking about double-barreling is an added skill for me, and getting a sense of what's a good board and card to do it on. Also the two more detailed reads were helpful -- the CS and the AA,KK, AK dude that stacked. The tough time I have with reads at FR is the number of people at the table... 4-tabling means 36 other ppl I gotta keep track of. So this part was vry helpful esp the thought process, note taking etc. Third item was playing a wider range more aggressively AND against raises -- built and took some nice pots with stuff that I prolly would have folded. Gonna have to review a few more times to get everything out of it. Thx for the effort!