How often do you deadlift?

When I was doing RPT, I did deads 3x/week. it's all a matter of programming, to be honest. Bob Peoples pulled to a max single every day, and pulled 725 at 180 lbs with a double pronated grip.

Not to derail the thread, but how did you find RPT? Not the Martin version? Something of your own devising?

I started with Berkhan's program, but found that his split routine is probably better suited to someone way leaner than I was at the time (it would probably be a great recomp/pure aesthetics routine, but the volume was too low for me personally). I stumbled onto Andy Morgan's site, which is basically a "leangains for people who find Martin to be TL;DR" and liked his RPT Big 3 routine, which really is nothing dramatic or really even particularly clever. It's just squat/bench/deadlift every other day, with an RPT structure.

I tend to do pretty well on autoregulated programs like RPT, GZCL Method, or this Bulgarian Method I'm trying right now, particularly while I'm cutting. Being in a deficit makes it a bit more challenging for me to follow a prescribed set/rep/% program. Any of these systems let me push myself to my capacity on a day by day basis, which, I think, brings us back around to being on-topic. You can pull as often as you can pull. Some people can do it daily (likely genetic outliers, obviously). Some are successful with doing it twice a month.

My main piece of advice would be: if you want to pull with more frequency, take care not to miss reps. A missed rep on a deadlift is a seriously stressing affair for your body. Leave one in the tank.

The original Bulgarian Method most people are familiar with is an oly lifting program, yeah. Several modifications of it are out there designed for more strength/PL-oriented lifting, however. I am currrently trying one such program. It's really pretty simple. You set a "minimum" weight for yourself for each lift which is the max you can hit on your worst day; the top end of what you know you could do no matter how you felt (injury/illness aside, ofc). Every day, you work up to that weight and see how you feel with singles at or above it. Hit a solid daily max for 1-5 singles at whatever you feel good for THAT DAY, then maybe a little backoff work (-10% for a couple of doubles, for instance). Then you're done.

Right now I'm doing a squat, either bp or ohp, and a light upper back pull (chin ups, high pulls, etc) every day. Only 5 days in so far, but I am enjoying myself.

Sounds very similar to the sort of programme Dan John would put together. Sounds good! I'd be interested in how it shakes out for you in the longer term?