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Do you think it would be profitable if you were getting closer to 6:1?

It would be cool if there was a fish in the pro v pro, and he contributed his thought process. I know it's too late, but I would find that very interesting.

5:00, You list all of the bluffs you can have on the river (596-4-4) but wouldn't some of these bluffs x/r the flop? How do you decide between floating flop and x/r bluffing? Isn't 596 a board you want to x/r a lot?

Good video. Facing a check raise on that J95 board, after betting, what part of our range do we 4b (or is it 3b?) bluff with? I thought hands that block his 2 pair or set combos would be best but we don't have any mid or bottom pair in our cbet range.

33:20 you min JTs, BB flats off 6bb and you call his flop shove getting 2 to 1 on 688. I don't think you have the equity to call here. If he is shoving all 6x (except 62,63) and 95,97,57,45,98 you only have 29% equity. .

Found this very interesting. Do you see anything wrong with implementing this strategy at much shallower stack depths (~15bb), where our check raise costs about 1/3 of our stack?

When you raise T5s in the bb vs a sb limp... If we are raising a polarised range here, does it make sense to raise hands like 72o and check back hands that flop better (like T5s)?

At 35:00 you make an 'exploitable fold' with A8o bvb vs a NAI 3b. I think this is a pretty common spot for villain to 3b with a lot of trash. Shouldn't the fact that he didn't shove weight him more towards bluffs?

19:15 You open Q8o on the button. Next hand you open fold A7o in the CO (with short bb). Given that you're opening at least 40% on the BU, into the chip leader, this fold confused me. I thought opening into the CL would reduce my range more than opening into a short stack. But you're implying it's the other way around?

Hi Sam, at 22 mins you lead the TT2 board with KQs. Why wouldn't a check raise win us more chips?

Hey Grayson, good video. On the TT hand where you 3bet nur1k, rdcrsn shoves, then nur1ck calls, i think cold calling the shove is way better than folding. At this stage eliminating a player is huge, and I see nur1ck playing passive postflop w/ the dry side pot and dynamic.

23:23 You opened 89o OTB, and called a 8.5bb shove from checolino In the SB. You didn't talk about it, but if the SB is as tight as his stats suggest, I think you are making a -ev call here. Unless he is ripping in Ax which I highly doubt given his stats.

Isn't 77+ AQo+ too tight against someone who is 'certainly exploitable by 4bet shoves'? If he is 3betting too much, then it's probably profitable to jam all pairs, all suited aces and some suited connecters

Hey Stephan, I have been using Holdem Resources calculator alongside Pokerstars for a long time. Do you think Pokerstars can somehow find out about this and get us in trouble?

When you defended the BB with T5o 8bb deep at 9:30, why not just open jam the flop? I would expect the EP raiser check back a lot so shouldn't we be worried about protecting our hand?

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