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Bring back the banjo Tommy!!

Love the turn lead haha

I mean, yeah, if turn goes check check
You lead river and villain folds anyway,
I agree with your thought process too that the check raise too on the flop can make more money as well. I think if villain had hearts as well he can bet the turn at some frequency

Interesting hand, is having the 10h weighed into your decision to ultimately fold here?

Hey Tyler thanks again for the video! Great work.

You talked a little bit at the start about your utg ranges and that 108 suited is break even depending on how often or wide our opponents are 3 betting us.

Hand I stopped opening utg was QJo simply because well my mentality was well I’m just going to fold to a 3 bet anyway why am I opening this hand that doesn’t play great, I’m out of position and if I get more than one caller it’s a bit awkward to play when you miss, finding I was check folding a lot.

Hey Tyler great video here once again!

Reading some of the comments here,

Is it more important to be balanced in these lines, to make sure we can have value and bluffs when firing 3 barrels, or is it more important to be exploiting our opponents to get max value?

really enjoyed it hunter these are some of my favourite videos

26:55

shucks

Wow what a crazy spot 5 ways post flop, likely sigh call still way to take it down

9:10
sucks when we 3 bet BvB and get check raised like that ... if were finding that certain opponents are doing that more frequently against us can we mix in some check backs

3:40

when the action goes X X on flop and turn, sometimes when we improve here to top two on the river have be difficult to find a sizing that will get paid, messed around with 50% and 66% just so often our opponent has air

Love the cash sessions Brian im gonna go back and watch some of theses hehe thanks!

Hey Brian great video … generally a cash game player, really great to hear your perspective and input thought process during these hands! Thanks!

LOL these triple barrels so annoying donk vs recs, no need to bluff, just press call and let them go crazy ... however sometimes will find that recs will take this line with better hands although its so spewey it can be difficult to range them. especially flat calling KK pre flop lead lead jam A high board smh

really interesting graph here, what i find really informative is how infrequently recs are donking vs recs ...for me to donk has to be vs a specific player or spot where my opponent has a tendency to check back some of there range.

live games like 1/3 2/5 seems like the whole pool donks at times lmaooo

I don’t know how this even goes bet call bet call bet fold lol

Just Feels like weak post flop play here from Laak, checking back this flop, think we can bet here,
Turn after it checks, bet raise fold, fold?

LOL robl just a gangster

given that we only have 65dd here, are we more inclined to check call the bet vs lead, because if we get raised we kind of hate life again lol

31:31
yea interesting river lead here,

can we assume that Gonzales trying to get a Q to call here by this bet?

Great video Frankie thanks again

Yeah I mean, I’m pure checking this flop multi way about a lot of boards not just this one. We’re out of position with a decent draw, but what are we doing vs a raise?
Think it just plays better as a call

But I’m not Patrick Antonius, he’s a legend and a hall of famer haha

16:38

1010, JJ
Ax spades

Pure bluff catcher here, 64, sets, spades of course, I’m not sure an over pair would do this here
Think it’s a good fold

thanks Francesco

video just goes to show, how much improving your pre flop game, will improve your overall game in general because the entire tree starts pre!

That is true! Especially if you have a post flop edge on them

Mhm interesting, depending on the board, action if I’m out of position, I tend to check raise weaker flush draws, and check call Ax flush draws. Not all the time just generally

Hey Tyler once again great video man really appreciate it

Great to see written out your thought process when we’re facing this jam with 85cc

1 we want to have the nuts

Nuts are important hehe

So I guess we block set of 55 and 88

Villain can still have some jj or 66 97 74 i guess,

But still some overpairs maybe?

Interesting that j5 mixed fold given this jam

Oh wow villain hammed 87dd!

What a hero lol

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likes checking back flop

turn i dont think i have the correct input but i cant do a 300% pot size bet for villain it just goes to 130% which your pure calling vs

villains river range

whats interesting is 55 44 like betting pot/jamming at some frequency, 88 is almost pure checking 76 is jamming A8 is betting pot ish

Great video Paul!!!

Me personally I never open QJo utg just feel like I’m just folding always to the ever incoming 3 bet from any position lol

Yeee

Hey Shaun great video man really appreciate it

Think the your work ethic you put into your game really shows in this video and makes me want to focus and be a better player myself

I think methodically placing hands in certain categories for c betting frequencies on certain flop textures is crucial to building your overall strategy and it lays out a good foundation and a plan to prevent you not just clicking buttons randomly

I like on the JT hand to see with the open ended straight draw back door flush draw it can raise your c betting frequency with this specific hand but given the flop was k98 it’s not a board your c betting all that much

Do you implement the same sort of categories for hands you elect to check raise on certain flops and hands as well?

47:53

AQ vs A8 wow I’m gonna run this hand in wizard shortly

Can you expand on why AQ can fold vs 3x pot on the turn? Is it because the hands that like betting that size are sets, two pairs and flush draws, and with the lonely A it’s not doing that great against … pretty wicked river villain got a little unlucky. Really great hand to kind of analyze