JonathanPla

What do you mean you're folding flop against 50%?
I think folding JTs preflop too tight.
I was surpised by the donk OTF but with 2 overcards I think its fine to call.
The turn is the reason why I posted as I was lost. I called again because of the 2 overcards, but you're right, the turn is better for villain's range.
What size bet would you use to bluff the river?

Why check the turn?

Hey, thanks for the reply.
1 more questions if I may:
Why does limpers stack depth make this iso not worth?

The combos of better Jx and sets is about the same as the worse jacks he can have, both around 76. Considering he limp called I put him on the weaker side of Jx

Not betting ofte I get, but what is the logic behind sizing small o. wet flops? every source on cbetting says wet flop=big bet

I've noticed it as well, I just don't know what to do on turns. I've been studying cbetting a lot recetly but it's a struggle

I'm working at my cbet game, and I'm not going to lie, I'm struggling.
So, from my notes on cbetting:
Dry boards: Barrel wide, size small.
Low card boards: Cbet more. We want to deny equity. size bigger
Possibly best (marginal made) hands that can use protection: bet small
So the sizing is confusing but I chose to go 2/3 to deny equity from Q,K,A

What do you think?

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What do you mean seating scripts?
Also which sites would you sau have more?

I'm pretty sure the author of the grinder's manual is the same who did the form the ground up videos (peter clarke). so maybe it's more or less kind of the same content and not wrth it if you alrady have the from the ground up video courses

I'm no pro but how i've been improving is trying to implement something specific each time until I become very good at it and move to the next thing. I haven't watched from the groun up but I think it should have chapters with fundamentals. so like read a chapter say, opening ranges and for a week play and focus on that, don't pay any attention to post flop. maybe even fold every hand until you get the ranges right. next focus on calling ranges, and finaly 3bettig ranges. you can actually leran these without even playing actually, just memorize them . next move to the next chapter, which might be cbetting. take notes on what boards are good to cbet and other otes you find hepfull. then practise that and mark hands for review everyday. by the end of the week look at yout progress and if you're ready to move into the next fundamental, and so on and so forth..

when i started i went ahead and read through grinder's manual 30 minutes every day and played everyday. it kind of helped but i wasn't really focused so I didn't improve too much. lately I'm trying to focus on specific things and not move on until I feel I have improved a lot on that and I've made huge progress.

I'd suggest reading sky matsuhatsi's "how to study poker". It goes into detail on how to study, similar to what I said already.

Good luck

probably 99, maybe 88. 65/54 is better because it has less SDV?