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Hi, great video. Have a question about hand at 16:38, AQhh on 3hKhTc board. If called flop, I think you say you were planning on shoving most turns, any examples of possible turns that you wouldnt shove turn? Also, you said you picked that sizing cause he can shove worse draws, are u usually bet/calling on those types of situations?

Raphael, thanks for your comment and sorry for my late reply, ive been kinda traveling and my laptop broke.

I dont think that preflop is way too loose. I think its ok to squeeze this hand some % of the time. AJs i would just call. 

I agree that im far away from my top range, and that i cant have top sets. But I definitely think that he could have some bluffs here. He has a wide range preflop, and i dont think its off to think that he could be bluffing here. This is a big pot so villain should be more incline to bluff and fight for it. Now, i dont have a clear read on him and i dont know how wide his check-raising range is... And that was a reason why i ended up just folding the hand, but i was kinda wondering if shoving is a good option. I did consider that he could have KK+ but i didnt think that he would risk playing those hands in a posible 4 way pot and being OOP.

I am not sure if i like checkin back flop but your points are definitely valid. 

I am going to keep looking into this and will come back with a deeper answer, i just got back home and wanted to reply this asap.

And no, im not brazilian.

A8o hand (34:00)

I agree that the board usually hits bbs range more than PFR but with under 20bbs, are you usually flatting those hands that hit that board? I assume you are gonna be shoving pre all hands that hit sets on that board, same with overpairs. That would only leave 87 and 65 as your "nut" hands on that board which looks like what you are repping with the small raise but are you usually defending those with your stack size?

With that in mind, what you think about c/shoving instead of the small raise? if it works, which I assume would happen a lot, you´re increasing your stack in almost 40% and also, I may be levelling too much but maybe there is also the small chance that he can hero you w/ Ax or alike because your shove would look a lot like a draw instead of a made hand?

Also the recap of the 88 hand from previous video is a very tough spot that most time people are going in auto pilot in similar situations with "oh that's insta call or damn didn't expect this other guy to shove, I guees I have to fold now .." and you get some surprises once you start breaking down the hand afterwards with math and the given ranges.

Great series and looking forward to what you think about this. Thanks! 

In the first hand k2dd, where you c/r because his range is clearly capped (agree that if you choose to continue with the hand is better to c/r than to donk or c/call), but by doing that arent you now capping your own range where most of the times you can only continue with the hand with the nut flush if he is sick enough to shove over your c/r? Am I just levelling too much or do you think it makes some sense? thanks and great video.