jaypatel33

I thought river was an easier value bet. Doubtful that he has Jx when he just calls the turn, as the flush draw is out, not saying calling is bad but most will raise, so wasn't sure what he had, but thought it wasn't Jx by the river

yea thinking about this more, I think I agree knoxox, even though slow play is unliley, its still more likely a slow play rather than a jam

Yea generally agree with your analysis, he can defo have all sets, but I wanted to down weight them cos most villains get scared and raise flop, but of course he is free to just call the flop. If the flop was rainbow and he flats then raises turn, I think it makes more sense for it to be a set and I think I would more easily fold.

But I also think generally most guys just call with flush draws here and play passive, but he is unknown, so he may have any AhXx combos jamming, but again I think that usually doesn't happen. This decision was based on more on my reasoning for him fast playing his sets rather than jamming his draws.

I just get it in OTF without much though really, rasies are usually strong so lets just cooler him.

No ones folding AA anyways.

Interesting line and I think its good. But we could more or less achieve the same outcome by triple barrelling off. When we jam river, he is likely gonna fold his TT type hands

Yea I was thinking JJ is like the only worse hand here, but thats 3 combos, it probably has many more flush combos though.

I think QJ likely cbets turn as well, so would discount it.

I would have cbet the flop, but whatever.

OTR, the J is a brick, I think I would lead river, dont want it being checked through.

I think your ch/r is overkill, he either has a better flush or is just bluffing. I expect most of his Qx to cbet the turn, so I think we end up agianst better hands only when we do this.

I would just cbet the flop, we dont get value from much worse like you said, but still worth to fold them out if they aint gonna bluff at the pot.

I would lead turn given its checked through.

OTR, not sure what he is doing this with, I just fold as its rarely a bluff, but I expect flush draws and 89s to have stabbed at some point.

His turn ch/r range is pretty thin, like QQ,AQ only, as I expect his sets and 2prs to get it in OTF.

I think its a good fold though

I understand what you mean, its kinda a value bet some of the times with AQ. I just don't really like turn ch/c in these spots. We are forced to fold to lots of double barrels bluffs and sometimes he checks back river when we hit.

XC the flop right?

Thanks for the replies. Lewis, he had J6o.

Really nice vid man. About your previous vid, I thought you tempo was fine btw.

Good vid

Even if he is a fish, river does seem kinda thin, since we are looking for value from 9x only. Not sure if he calls with 89s, 9Ts, and maybe only A9s.

Hi Peter,

Nice video.

Can you explain your reason for betting smaller if we have fewer bluffs, which you mentioned at around 5mins? Is it that our range is strong so villain folds often, thus allowing you to bluff more cheaply?

You go on to mention at the 40mins mark, that you bet smaller on dry boards. What is the reasoning behind that? Less need to protect/get value from draws? Again getting more folds due to our stronger range.

Is that a BB3bet from EP? If so that quite high, and we should 4bet, although if he is positionally aware, I will fold to his jam, as us doing this from EP looks soo strong.

When he 4bets that big, is obvious he is strong and is wanting to stack off, I think I make a fold based on his sizing.

I think I call the river, he limped pre, so prolly has no strong overpairs, and that is what he is repping. And I think most guys wont overplay 99,TT like this.

Also, flush draws and str8 draws all missed OTR,

I think flop is an easy place to stack off, firstly I doubt they have 74, and he can just as easily have 2pr or worse sets.

OTT, BTN raise is super strong, so I like that you folded OTR.

It seems OK, with a gutter OTT, I dislike ch/calling, so I think the donk or ch/r is good. I think river ch/f is good, we block some of his overpair combos, and he is opening wide enough to have A8o in his range.

I think against this villain though, with his low cbet stat, I just fold, you gave quite a large sample, so I assume he is somewhat tight with his cbet range.

I agree FIVEbetbLUFF, I think the fact we are mulitway forces me to donk more often here though, as UTG is less likely to bet, and we give away too much equity vs 2 opponents.