DrhouseMD

I think the solver prefers to call with K10 because OOP likes to bluff with his Jx and Qx more than with Kx. Not having a Q, or a J in your own range therefore is better .

So, at minute 21 you're saying you use two betsizes in that spot. The 144%p bet and the 66%p bet. Which bluffing hands do you assign to each range? Do you think when you arrive with a bluff on that river, say with 56 or 69, you can accurately assign which hands you want to put in both ranges? Don't you think it's more practical to just use 1 betsize? Even though theory wise there are multiple optimal betsizes for different ranges.

Thanks in advance,

Hi Vincent,

At minute 37 you're saying that the opponent should 3-bet at least 20%. Why would you think that?

Great vid again, Kevin! That HUD is for sale, right? Could you tell me where I can, or would you rather not tell? If not, I understand.

Keep them videos coming!

Very interested too about the HUD! Could you send me the details too? 

Yeah, great vid really enjoyed it and cant wait for the next vid :) Just gonna shoot a random question if thats ok.

Do you have any c/r range at all on flops? What boards in a vaccuum are good for that?

Are it the boards that are better for your range then his like 678ss? 

Hey, first of all nice video really enjoyed this and hope to see more of this quality HUNL! :D

I got a question about your lead when checkbackt sizing, do you always pot pot with your entire range?

Is there a reason why you prefer it to using a standard 3/4 pot 3/4 pot sizing?

Im not sure, i used to cbet this 100% but lately i have started to adjust some of my ranges.

Maybe AQo is too good to c-bet here?

People seem to start floating alot more and play a more showdown heavy game, if i check AQ here i often get to showdown vs random Ax i think. Also i do check Kx here sometimes yes. especially if someone gives me the reason to do that (blindly stabbing all checkbacks etc)

x2!