kurabiika

would prefer to take it just as a question 

Great video, Garrett !!

Do you have a specific plan about the videos you will release for future ? I just though that i would love to see a video about live body tells/reads in some detail, i think it would be very very beneficial.  Anybody else interrested in that ?

What do u think about rising flop ? thnx fot the answer tho.

So i guess i should stop playing with chips, and start playin with a bible while im grindin ... xax,

Anyway, thanks for the answers !! 

So this means we should play the hand as bluffcatcher ? call turn and pray not to bet R or brick R ?

Lets say we know he has some semi bluffs in his range, is jam on the turn viable option ? Or we need more specific information in order to make such play ?

Thaks guys, i appreciate the responces ;] ! 

Yea u r right, cool spot for leveling tho xax i guess.

Freaky do u actually see that line from regs in 3b pot ? cbet AK/ AJ on flop and c/allmost minr brick T ? I very rarely see such weird bluff, sometimes i do, but not the majority of the time, so yeah thats why im kinda suprised by the moves u suggest.

10x for the comments btw

Lol srsly ? Anyone supporting this comment ? 

Yea its really opp dependent. I was interested more as general play in such spots very early, cuz i am noticing these one high card dry-ish boards in 3b pot get called very frequently w 2nd pair good kicker(facing 3 barrels) . He called and showed a 9 ( 9To or A9o) dont remember witch one specificly. 

From the reads u posted looks like his aggression is allways with some backup ( even with very little EQ/backup).. Yet you get the board where usually pre flop agressors in 3b pot will veery often try to rep, i think its a close spot simply cuz even if u turn the flush, he could still be betting big any Ax, Q or K high flush ( specially after i saw potting just TPTK + oesd ). Plus with that small raise size on this flop vs PFA u can easily get 3b bluffed from villian, so i dont really like raising small such flops unless we have Ax, or TTxx.

Preflop is fine i think, but i would rather call this flop and not be very exited if i hit flush.  Just folding this flop may be even better option, because when we hit our flush - we have a weak bluffcatcher if he bombs 3 streets. So yea i think  fold this flop and take a better spot to make a move.. vs this type of villians u often will get much much better spots to put your money in since they play big pots oop with basicly any 4 and try to take everything down .

I don't really like getting that in on the flop in single raised pot. If u think that villian is that spewy to jam lets say 45xx + some gutters, then i think its ok. You said that he was fast playing his strong hands on flop, so depends more on how villian perceives strong ... but yea unless villian is that looose, in the better scenarios (for you) when you go AI on flop you will see pair + nfd. I think just calling IP might be better option, cuz we can see how villian reacts first on many turn cards + we can rep some of the runouts where villian might slowdown.

Haru, i sended u a message to start doing this if u didnt notice

It would be nice to talk w someone from time to time about diffrent spots yup. PLO HU 50 and 100. If there is somebody up for that... just say.

How the hand breakdown goes here, in curious ? Since we block the likely ooverpairs that call flop  and turn likely JJxx and QQxx, also we kinda block the straight, he can have some KKxx w 2nd nut fds, but that's one small part of the likely holdings he can have by the river. What about bet/folding somethin